Designed in partnership with the National Federation of the Blind, the Helen Keller Barbie doll comes dressed in a style inspired by Helen's time as a student in the early 1900s and carries a book with molded braille on its cover.

After becoming the first deafblind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, Helen Keller achieved countless milestones as a renowned author, speaker, educator, and advocate for people with the same condition.

Keller joins a list of women honored in the Barbie Inspiring Women series, including singers Celia Cruz and Ella Fitzgerald, astronauts Sally Ride and Ellen Ochoa, figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi, tennis champions Venus Williams and Billie Jean King, and other athletes such as Sue Bird. In fashion, the collection is represented by Anna Sui. Dolls in other categories include Wilma Mankiller, Bessie Coleman, Madam C.J Walker,  Dr. Jane Goodall, Ida B Wells, Maya Angelou, Isabel Allende, Maria Tallchief, Anna May Wong, Florence Nightingale, Amelia Earhart, Katherine Johnson, and Frida Kahlo.