Penelope "Penny" Hodge (1920 – July 5, 2016) was a Canadian office worker and activist.
After two years of teaching, she was hired as a clerk by the National Research Council in Ottawa.
After three years, she moved to Toronto; she worked briefly for the YWCA and then became a clerk at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, retiring in 1986.
Hodge also provided administrative support for the Ontario Black History Society on a volunteer basis and served as historian for the First Baptist Church in Toronto.
[3] In 2012, she received the Mary Matilda Winslow award from the Ontario Black History Society.