It's true that Captain Phasma, a female stormtrooper commander, serves with the First Order, but on screen, women are largely involved in the resistance. In the Star Wars movies, women tend to be on the side of the Rebels. Her ultimate fate is unknown, but if the most recent season of Rebels is any indication, Sabine is destined to be a leader, both for the Rebel Alliance and for her homeworld. Even though she is only a teenager during the years leading up to A New Hope, Sabine illustrates a wisdom and a bravery beyond her years. She is also the current wielder of the Darksaber, an ancient weapon from her homeworld. However, after seeing the cruelty of the Empire on Mandalore, she ran away, first working as a bounty hunter and later joining the Rebel Alliance. A weapons and demolitions expert, Sabine has a signature style and artistic passion that she brings with her wherever she goes: from her colorful Mandalorian armor to her unique graffiti, Sabine is sure to make an impression. Originally from Mandalore (home to other powerful women, including the sisters Satine and Bo-Katan Kryze), Sabine went to the Imperial Academy briefly. Sabine Wren (voiced by Tiya Sircar) is a main character on Star Wars Rebels (2014) and a member of the Rebel crew that operates the Ghost.

In the game, she has escaped the Jedi Purge and is in hiding on Felucia. Across all of these mediums, Shaak Ti proves that she is a skillful and powerful warrior, tempered with wisdom and honor. Shaak Ti also features into the video game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. She also appears in Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003), the noncanonical animated series produced by Genndy Tartakovsky, the creator of Dexter's Laboratory (1995) and Samurai Jack (2001). During the Clone Wars, Shaak Ti was in charge of the training of clone troopers on Kamino. Shaak Ti appears in both the Star Wars prequel films and in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) television series. Among their numbers were Adi Gallia, Luminara Unduli, Yaddle (who was the same species as Yoda), Depa Billaba (the master of Kanan Jarrus), Jocasta Nu (the Chief Librarian of the Jedi Archives), and Shaak Ti.

There are a number of female Jedi Masters who were members of the Jedi Order before Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge.

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