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Women, war and pacificism

Liddington

Liddington, Jill (1991). The Road to Greenham Common: Feminism and Anti-militarism in Britain Since 1820. Syracuse University Press.

1. Denise Aaron -
2. Ancilla's Share -
3. Meryl Antonelli -
4. An Appeal to Christian Females -
5. Richenda Barbour -
6. Berkshire Anti-Nuclear Campaign -
7. Nellie Best -
8. Breaching the Peace -
9. Mary Brewer -
10. The Brunt of War and Where It Fell -
11. Bulgarian Atrocities -
12. Martin Caedel -
13. Call to Women -
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15. Cardiff-Greenham walk -
16. Carmarthen Anti-Nuclear Campaign (CANC) -
17. The Cause -
18. Gwen Chambers -
19. Emma Chatterton -
20. The Children of Hiroshima -
21. Marion Clayton -

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1. Seabrook, United States
2. Liney Seward
3. Diana Shelley
4. Agnes Simpson
5. Ethel Snowdon / Philip Snowdon
6. South African Women and Children Distress Fund
7. Harold Steele / Harold and Sheila Steele
8. The Suffragette Movement
9. Sweet Freedom
10. Torness Alliance
11. Towards Permanent Peace
12. Annie Tunnicliffe
13. Vermont Spinsters
14. Voice of Women
15. Vrouwen Vochten Voor de Vrede
16. Wages for Housework
17. War, Peace and the Future: A Consideration
18. Wethersfield trial
19. Hettie Wheeldon / Alice and Hettie Wheeldon
20. Lynne Whittemore
21. Elizabeth Wilson
22. Woman and Labour
23. Women Against War and Fascism
24. Women and War: An Appeal to...
25. Women and Life on Earth
26. Women for Life on Earth
27. Women in the Nonviolent Movement
28. Women Oppose the Nuclear Threat (WONT)
29. Women's International Day for Disarmament
30. Women's International Strike for Peace (WISP)
31. Women's Liberal Associations
32. Women's Local Peace Association
33. Women's Peace Alliance
34. Women's Peace and Arbitration Auxiliary
35. Women's Pentagon Action

Feminist Resistance Against War

• Alda Souz
• Cinzia Arruza
• Françoise Nyffeler
• Jules Falquet
• Lolita Chávez
• Maria Lobo
• Mme Fatoş
• Sara Farris
• Susan Ferguson
• Verónica Gago
• Astrid Vang Hansen
• Gudrun Gisladottir
• Almudena Cabezas
• Ana Villaverde
• Anabel Sanz
• Andrea Momoitio
• Angeles Ramirez
• Elixabete Perez Gaztelu
• Itziar Ruiz Jimenez
• Judith Carreras
• Julia Cámara
• Júlia Martí
• Laura Villa
• Lorena Cabrerizo
• Luisa Martín Rojo
• Luci Nussbaum
• Maite Puigdevall
• Manuela Mesa
• MªÁngeles Fernández
• Montserrat Garcerán
• Nuria Alabao
• Sandra Ezquerra
• Sara Babiker
• Sonia Farré
• Tere Maldonado
• Teresa Villaverde
• Angélica Alexopoulou
• Angela Dimitrakaki
• Bessie Dendrinos / Vassiliki Dendrinou
• Ioanna Gaitani
• Katerina Sergidou
• Katerina Yiannoulia
• Maria Louka
• Νatassa Kefallinou
• Paola Revenioti
• Rea Delveroudi
• Sissy Vovou
• Nadia De Mond
• Andrea Peniche
• Andreia Quartau
• Marianna Fernandes
• Dianne Feeley
• Alissa Trotz
• Deborah Cowen
• Meg Luxton
• Sedef Arat-Koc
• Luci Cavallero
• Moira Millán
• Bruna Biondi
• Camila Valadão
• Fernanda Mechiona
• Juliana Gomes Curvelo
• Luana Alves
• Lucian Boiteux
• Mariana Conti
• Mônica Seixas
• Samia Bonfim
• Alondra Carrillo Vidal
• Karina Nohales
• Mia Dragnic
• Pierina Ferretti
• Ángela María Robledo
• Juana Afanador
• Jomary Ortegon Osorio
• María Eugenia Ramírez Brisneda
• Norma Enríquez Riascos
• Sara Tufano
• Araceli Osorio Martínez
• Guiomar Rovira Sancho
• Josefina Chávez
• Lucía Nuñez Rebolledo
• Margara Millán
• Samanta Zaragoza Luna
• Tania O. Valadez George
• Yolanda Pineda López
• Virginia Zavala
• Natalia Santos Orozco
• Anna Karina
• Bruna Stefani
• Camila Lisboa
• Carla Benítez
• Carolina Iara
• Catalina Bolívar Kaufer
• Deborah Cavalcante
• Encarna Boldeón
• Fafá Guilherme
• Gizelle Freitas
• Isabel Lessa
• Jane Patrícia
• Kamilla Sastre
• Keka Bagno
• Linda Cabrera Cifuentes
• Luciana Araujo
• Maria Eduarda Krasny
• Marienne Ebel
• Marina Ruzzi
• Nadja Carvalho
• Palad’d’a
• Pastora Fililgrana
• Paula Nunes
• Silvia Ferraro
• Simone Nascimento
• Sirlene Maciel
• Thalia Sobral
• Natassa Kefallinou

Women and war: a historical encyclopedia

From contents of Bernard A. Cook, ed., Women and war: a historical encyclopedia from antiquity to the present, Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, 2006. At Google Books here

1. War and the spread of AIDS / War and AIDS / AIDS and war
2. 18th-century Andean rebellion Andrean rebellion in the 18th century / Andrean rebellion / Women and Andean rebellion in the 18th century
3. Armenian Women Victims of Genocide
4. E. H. Baker / Mrs Baker (n.d.)
5. Belgian women during World War I
6. Valentina Bilien (n.d.)
7. Japanese biological warfare experimentation / Japanese biological warfare / Biological warfare in Japan / Biological warfare experimentation in Japan
8. Mary-Agnes Brown (1902-1998)
9. Ruth Humphries Brown (1920- )
10. Women and World War II in Bulgaria
11. Margaret Lenora Chamberlain / Margaret Lenora Tamplin / Margaret Chamberlain Tamblin (1918-2001)
12. Impact on women of wars in Chechnya
13. Cherokee War Woman
14. Women and the Communist Revolution in China
15. Women on the Chinese Home Front in World War II
16. Women warriors in China before 1911
17. American Civil War and women / Women and the American Civil War / Women in the American Civil War
18. Women combatants during the American Civil War / Women combatants in the American Civil War
19. Women in the medical services in the American Civil War / Women in the medical services / Women in medicine
20. Women and political violence in Colombia / Political violence in Colombia
21. Jean Conquest / Mary Eliza Louise Gripper Martin-Nicholson (1876-1941)
22. Women and Conscientious Objectors in the United States during World War II / Conscientious Objectors in the United States during World War II / Conscientious Objectors during World War II / Conscientious Objectors in the United States
23. Women and the Crusades
24. Women warriors in Dahomey / Women in Dahomey
25. Abuse of women during War in East Timor / War in East Timor
26. Women and the civil strife in El Salvador / Women and civil strife in El Salvador / Women and civil war in El Salvador / Civil strife in El Salvador / Civil war in El Salvador / Women and the Salvadoran Civil War / / Women in the Salvadoran Civil War / Salvadoran Civil War
27. Regula Engel (1761-1853)
28. Vera Eriksen / Vera de Cottani de Chalbur (b. 1912)
29. Women and the Struggle for Independence of Eritrea
30. Falklands War and Margaret Thatcher
31. Women in the Winter War (Finland)
32. Psychological impact of World War I on French women / Impact of World War I on French women / Psychological impact of World War I on women in France / Impact of World War I on women in France / Impact of World War I on women
33. Women and the French home front in World War I / French women and the home front in World War I / French home front in World War I / Women and the French home front during World War I / French women and the home front during World War I / French home front during World War I
34. Women and the French Home Front in World War II / French women and the Home Front in World War II / French Home Front in World War II / / Women and the French home front during World War II / French women and the home front during World War II / French home front during World War II
35. Impact of war on women's protest during the French Revolution
36. Wives of U. S. frontier soldiers
37. Atrocities of German Armed Forces / Atrocities of the Wehrmacht/ Wehrmacht atrocities
38. Women in the German Revolution of 1918-1919 / #Women in the 1918-1919 German Revolution
39. Women and the German home front in World War I / German women and the home front in World War I
40. Women and the German home front in World War II / German women and the home front in World War II
41. Mariana Grajales Coelho (1808-1893)
42. Social impact of World War I on British women / Impact of World War I on British women / Social impact of World War I on women in Britain / Impact of World War I on women in Britain / Social impact of World War I on women / Impact of World War I on women / Social impact of World War I / Social impact of World War I in Britain
43. Women in service during World War I / Women combatants during World War I / British women in service during World War I / British women combatants during World War I
44. Women in service during World War II / Women combatants during World War II / British women in service during World War II / British women combatants during World War II
45. Women in service in the 17th, 18th, and early 19th centuries / British women soldiers / Women in service / Women in military service / Women soldiers / Women in military service in the United Kingdom
46. British women on the Home Front during World War II / Women on the British Home Front during World War II / Women on the UK Home Front during World War II / Women on the Home Front in Britain during World War II / Women on the Home Front in Great Britain during World War II / Women on the Home Front in the United Kingdom during World War II
47. Women and Greek Resistance during World War II / Women and Greek Resistance in World War II / Greek Resistance during World War II / Greek Resistance in World War II
48. Women and Female Imagery in Greek warfare / Women and Female Imagery in Ancient Greek warfare / Women in Greek warfare / Women in Ancient Greek warfare / Female Imagery in Greek warfare / Female Imagery in Ancient Greek warfare
49. Women in the Greek Civil War
50. Women and the Greek Revolution
51. Greek women and war in Antiquity / Ancient Greek women and war
52. Civil conflict and women in Guatemala / Women and civil conflict in Guatemala / Civil war and women in Guatemala / Women and civil war in Guatemala / Civil war in Guatemala / Civil conflict in Guatemala
53. Women and the Gulf War (1990-1991)
54. Guljamal-Khan(um) / Guljamal-Khan / Guljamal-Khanum (ca. 1836-1919)
55. Elena Haas
56. Hiroshima and Nagasaki / Women and the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
57. Katherine Hodges (1888-1982)
58. Holocaust and Jewish women / Holocaust and women / Women in the Holocaust / Jewish women and the Holocaust / Women and the Holocaust
59. Women warriors in India to 1857 / Women warriors in India
60. International Congress of Women / Antiwar protest of women in World War I / Women's antiwar protest in World War I / Antiwar protest in World War I / Antiwar protest against World War I
61. International Manifesto of Women (1915)
62. Impact on women of Iran-Iraq War
63. Women and Islamic resistance movements / Islamic resistance movements
64. Italian women during World War II / Italian women on the home front during World War II / Women in Italy during World War II / Women on the home front in Italy during World War I / Italian women in the services during World War II
65. Women and the home front in Japan in World War II / Women in Japan in World War II / Japanese women and the home front in World War II / Women in Japan in World War II
66. Jewish women of antiquity and war / Jewish women in antiquity and war / Jewish women and war in antiquity / Women and war in antiquity / Jewish women and war / War and Jewish women / War and Jewish women of antiquity / War and Jewish women in antiquity / War and women in antiquity
67. American women journalists during World War I / American women journalists in World War I / American women journalists and World War I / Women journalists during World War I / Women journalists in World War I / Women journalists in World War I / Journalists during World War I / Journalists in World War I / Journalists and World War I / Journalism and World War I
68. Women and conflict in Kashmir / Conflict in Kashmir / Women in Kashmir
69. Women and the home front in Korea in World War II / Women in Korea in World War II / Korean women and the home front in World War II / Women in Korea in World War II
70. American women and the Korean War
71. Milka Kufrin (1921- )
72. "Lady Haw Haw" / Margaret Cairns Joyce (1911-1972)
73. Emilia Landau (1924-1943)
74. Women in guerrilla movements in Latin America / Women in Latin American guerrilla movements / Guerrilla movements in Latin America / Latin American guerrilla movements
75. Women and the fighting in Lebanon / Women and the Lebanese Civil War / Women and war in Lebanon / Lebanese women and war / Women in Lebanon
76. Women in American World War II literature / American World War II literature / Women in war literature / Depiction of women in war literature
77. Women and Wars in Malta
78. Rachel Martin / Grace Martin / Rachel and Grace Martin
79. Women in the Mau Mau Rebellion / Mau Mau Rebellion
80. World War II Medical Specialist Corps / U.S. Women in Military Service
81. Mercy Ship
82. Mexican American women and World War II / Mexican American women in World War II / Mexican American women during World War II / Mexican American women
83. Danica Milosavljevic (1925- )
84. Wives of Napoleon's Marshals
85. Women and war in Nicaragua
86. Anna Vladimirovna Nikulina (b. 1904)
87. Women and the Norwegian resistance movement during World War II / Women and the Norwegian resistance movement / Women in the Norwegian resistance movement
88. Women and the home front in Norway in World War II / Women in Norway in World War II / Norwegian women and the home front in World War II / Women in Norway in World War II / Norwegian women in World War II / Women in Norway during World War II / Norwegian women during World War II
89. Women's collaboration with the German occupation of Norway / Women's collaboration in the German occupation of Norway / Collaboration in the German occupation of Norway / Collaboration with the German occupation of Norway
90. U.S. Army Nurse Corps in World War II / United States Army Nurse Corps in World War II / U.S. Army Nurse Corps / United States Army Nurse Corps
91. Maude Onions (b. 1885)
92. Pankhurst family / Pankhurst sisters
93. Women and the Paris Commune (1871)
94. Peace People Movement / Peace People Movement (Northern Ireland)
95. Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Women and political violence in Peru / Women and political violence
96. Women during the American suppression of the Insurrection in Philippines / Women during the Philippine–American War / American suppression of the Insurrection in Philippines / American suppression of the Philippine Insurrection
97. Pilots of the IL-2 (1941-1945)
98. Women and the Polish Resistance during World War II / Women and the Polish Resistance in World War II / Women and the Polish Resistance
99. Polish Auxiliary Air Force (PLSK)
100. "Emilia Plater" / Polish Independent Women's Battalion (1943-1945)
101. Images of Women in World War II / War posters / Women in war posters
102. Rape by the Red Army in World War II / Rape by the Red Army
103. Women of the Red Army Faction / Women in the Red Army Faction / Women and the Red Army Faction
104. Women of the Red Brigades / Women in the Red Brigades / Women and the Red Brigades
105. Red Cross of the United States / Red Cross of the United States in World War I / Red Cross of the United States in World War II / Red Cross in World War I / Red Cross in World War II
106. Roman women and war / Women and war in Ancient Rome
107. Ishobel Ross (1890-1965)
108. Women in the Armed Forces in Russia (1700-1917)
109. Women recipients of the Order of St. George (1808-1917)
110. Russian Revolution and women / Women and the Russian Revolution
111. Women and the Rwandan Genocide / Women in Rwanda
112. Salvation Army in World War I
113. Kitty Schmidt (1882-1954) was the owner of Berlin brothel Salon Kitty.
114. War widows and refugees in 17th-century Scotland / War widows in 17th-century Scotland / Refugees in 17th-century Scotland / War widows in Scotland / Refugees in Scotland / War widows
115. Women and the Sicilian Revolutions of 1820 and 1848 / Women and the Sicilian Revolutions / Sicilian Revolutions of 1820 and 1848
116. Winnie Smith (1944- ) was a Vietnam War nurse and author.
117. Women survivors of the Smyrna Tragedy / Survivors of the Smyrna Tragedy / Smyrna Tragedy
118. Irena Sosnowska-Karpik (1922-1990)
119. Geneviève Souliè (b. 1919)
120. Women recipients of the Order of Glory (1943-1948)
121. Women recipients of the Order of the Red Banner (1918-1928)
122. Women in the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union / Women in the Soviet Armed Forces (1917-1991)
123. Women heroes of the Soviet Union Women heroes of the Russian Federation (1938-1995)
124. Women and the Spanish-American War / Women in the Spanish-American War / Women during the Spanish-American War
125. Women and the Civil War in Sudan / Women and the Sudanese Civil War
126. Maria Svobod (d. 1944)
127. Women and the conflict in Sri Lanka / Women and the Sri Lankan Civil War / Conflict in Sri Lanka
128. Women terrorists
129. Trauma and brutalization unleashed by World War I / Trauma of World War I
130. Women during the Troubles in Ulster / Women during the Troubles
131. Women and the home front in the United States in World War II
132. Military service of American women in World War II / American women's military service in World War II / American women's military service / Women's military service in the United States / Women and military service in the United States / Women in military service in World War II
133. Opposition to U.S. Entry into World War II / Right-wing opposition to U.S. entry into World War II / Right-wing American women / Right-wing women in the United States
134. Women Reserves in the Coast Guard (known as SPARs)
135. Lynda Van Devanter / Lynda Buckley (1947-2002)
136. U.S. Women Soldiers in Vietnam
137. Women in the Buddhist Peace Movement
138. Women in War and Resistance before 1954 in Vietnam
139. Jean Watts (1909-1968) was a Canadian journalist and Communist Party activist. She was the only woman to join the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion, a battalion of Canadians fighting as part of the XV International Brigade on the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War.
140. Women of Wexford Rising / Wexford Rising / Women of the Wexford Rebellion
141. Vera Wohlauf
142. Young Men's Christian Association in World War I / YMCA in World War I / Women and World War I / Women in World War I
143. Militant Serbian Nationalism
144. Women in the Yugoslav military during World War II / Women in the Yugoslav military / Women in the Yugoslav People's Army / Women in the Yugoslav People's Army during World War II
145. Women and the Yugoslav Wars / Women in the Yugoslav Wars / Women during the Yugoslav Wars

Powerful women

Forbes most powerful women 2006

From Forbes list of 100 most powerful women in 2006:

1. Renetta McCann, Chief Executive, Starcom MediaVest Group
2. Wu Xiaoling, Deputy Governor, People's Bank of China
3. Paula Rosput Reynolds, Chief Executive, Safeco
4. Mian Mian Yang, Chairman, Haier Group
5. Vivian Banta, Vice Chairman, Prudential Financial
6. Galia Maor, Chief Executive, Bank Leumi
7. Vidya Chhabria, Chairman, Jumbo Group
8. Imre Barmanbek, Deputy Chairman, Dogan Holding

Most powerful Arab women

From http://www.arabianbusiness.com/the-100-most-powerful-arab-women-2015-584094.html

1. Mariam Abultewi is a Palestinian entrepreneur from Gaza, founder of the ride-sharing application Wasselni. In 2015 she appeared at #23 in CEO Middle East's list of the 100 most powerful Arab women.
2. Majida Ali Rashid is
3. Maali Alasousi is
4. Hamdiyah Al Jaff is
5. Wafa Sayadi is a Tunisian entrepreneur. She founded Proclean, a waste management company, in 2003. She is International President of the Young Entrepreneurs National Association (CJD), and has acted as the Chair of the Board for Enactus Tunisia. In 2013 she became director of the newly founded CEED Tunisia, an organization to train Tunisian entrepreneurs and help them secure access to funding. In 2015 she appeared at #32 in CEO Middle East's list of the 100 most powerful Arab women.
6. Futaim Al Falasi is one of the first Emirati women to host an internet radio show. Around 40,000 people tune into her weekly show, Taim Show. In 2015 she wappeared at #33 in CEO Middle East's list of the 100 most powerful Arab women.
7. Joelle Mardinian is
8. Grace Najjar is
9. Mira Al Attiyah is
10. Summer Nasief is
11. Hend El Sherbini is
12. Sarah Shuhail is
13. Maha Al Farhan is
14. Dima Ikhwan is
15. Nermin Saad is
16. Ingie Chalhoub is
17. Dalya Al Muthanna is
18. Hind Seddiqi is
19. Hanan Solayman is
20. Amal Al Marri is
21. Muna Harib is
22. Mishaal Ashemimry is
23. Reine Abbas is
24. Buthaina Al Ansari is
25. Hind Hobeika is

Women from FemBio

1. Sara Cesar Argentinian singer
2. Isaura Dinator de Guzman Chilean educator
3. Tschen/Chen Tiejun Chinese revolutionary, feminist
4. Maria Kanová Mann/Mimi Kanová Mann Czech actress; first wife of Heinrich Mann
5. Jarmila Urbankova Czech poet

Women by occupation

Anthropologists

Ute D. Gacs; Jerrie McIntyre (1988). Women anthropologists: selected biographies. University of Illinois Press. ISBN 978-0-252-06084-7. Retrieved 28 April 2013.

• Ann Kindrick Fischer

Architects

100 Women: Architects in Practice

Harriss, Harriet; House, Naomi; Parrinder, Monika; Ravenscroft, Tom (2023). 100 Women: Architects in Practice. Routledge. ISBN 9781003821922.

• Tatu Gatere, Kenya
• Victoria Marwa Heilman, Tanzania
• Irene Masiyanise, Zimbabwe
• Rahel Shawl, Ethiopia
• Caroline Barla, Cameroon
• Valérie Mavoungou / Valérie Mavoungou Rodriguez, Republic of the Congo
• Hayatte Ndiaye, Chad
• Caroline Pindi Norah, Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Nada Elfeituri, Libya
• Salima Naji, Morocco
• Nina Maritz, Namibia
• Sithabile Mathe, Botswana
• Ilze Wolff, South Africa
• Patti Anahory, Cabo Verde
• Olayinka Dosekun-Adjei, Nigeria
• Mariam Issoufou Kamara, Niger
• Mélissa Kacoutié, Ivory Coast

Communication theorists

From femicom

1. Thelma Anderson / Thelma Anderson (communication scholar) (US, 1921-2012)
2. Milly Buonanno
3. Marjorie Fiske (US, 1914-1992)
4. Cindy Gallois
5. Mary Q. Innis (US, 1899-1972).
6. Michèle Mattelart
7. Hortense Powdermarker (US, 1896-1970)
8. Rachel Powell / Rachel Powell (communication scholar)
9. Linda Putnam
10. Edna Rogers
11. Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes

Composers

1. Helen Roe (composer)

Economists

1. Anne Bezanson / Anne C. Bezanson (1881–1980), American business researcher.

Dimand et al, A biographical dictionary of women economists, 2000. (WorldCat)

1. M. Kathryn Eickhoff / Margaret Kathryn Eickhoff / M. Kathryn Eickhoff-Smith / M. Kathryn Eickhoff Smith (1939- )
2. Ann Horowitz / Ann R. Horowitz (1936- )
3. Ingrid H. Rima / Ingrid Rima / Ingrid Hahne Rima (1925-2015)
4. Marjorie S. Turner / Marjorie B. Shepherd Turner / Marjorie Shepherd Turner (1921-2021)

Cicarelli & Cicarelli, Distinguished women economists, 2003. (WorldCat)

1. Kathe Bauer-Mengelberg / Käthe Bauer-Mengelberg
2. Huguette Biaujeaud
3. Elizabeth Read Brown
4. Costanza Costantino
5. Marie Dessauer / Marie Dessauer-Meinhardt / Marie Meinhardt
6. Elizabeth Waterman Gilboy
7. Fanny Ginor
8. Kirsten Gloerfelt-Tarp
9. Margaret Gordon (economist)
10. Marina Goudi
11. Elizabeth Ellis Hoyt
12. Alice Hanson Jones

Food writers

1. Dorothy Allhusen (1877-1965) was an English cookery writer
2. Kate Sargeant (born 1862) was an American amateur naturalist and cook, author of the first mushroom cookbook.
3. Ella Ervilla Kellogg (1853-1920) was an American vegetarian and food writer, best known for her Science in the Kitchen (1892).
4. Encarnación Pinedo (1848-1902) was a Hispanic American cookery writer
5. Sarah Rutledge (1782-1855) was an American cookery writer, author of The Carolina Housewife (1847)
6. Alice Bradley (1875-1946) was an American cookbook writer.
7. Alice Arndt (1941-2007) was an American culinary historian
8. Joan Reardon (born 1930) is an American biographer and culinary writer
9. Adrienne Kane is an American food writer and blogger
10. Suzan Colon
11. Charlotte Silver
12. Patricia Volk

Futurists

Earthrise

See The Role of Women in Future Studies, Earthrise Newsletter 12 (Sept/Oct 1974)

• Betsy Christian
• Cecilia Collins
• Sally Woodhull Cornish. Sally W. Cornish (1927-1992), cofounder of the World Future Society.[1]
• Marge Craig
• Carla Eugster, creator of the Nethers commune in rural Virginia
• Leah R. Karpen / Leah Robinson Karpen / Leah Karpen (1920-2020)
• Eleonora Barbieri Masini (born 1928), Italian sociologist
• Nancy Strode, coordinator of Hawaii Health Net
• Sister Alice Tobriner / Alice Tobriner

aaiforesight

See Cindy Wagner. "Futurism's Pioneering Women".

• Audrey Clayton
• Vary T. Coates
• Jessica Lipnack
• Edie Weiner

Forbes

See Blake Morgan (March 5, 2020). "50 Leading Female Futurists". Forbes.

• Cindy Frewen
• Amy Zalman
• Erica Orange
• Shara Evans
• Nancy Giordano
• Tessa Finley
• Kristin Alford
• Mei-Mei Song
• Fabienne Goux-Baudiment
• Susan Cox-Smith
• Gayemarie Brown
• Ufuk Tarhan
• Elina Hintunen
• Cecily Sommers
• Alexandra Whittington
• Jennifer Gidley
• Maree Conway
• Catarina Tully
• April Rinne
• Heather E. McGowan
• Ayelet Baron
• Elatia Abate
• Lisa Bodell
• Crystal Washington
• Sierra Modro
• Karen Sands
• Joyce Giola
• Eleonora Barbieri Masini
• Tracey Follows
• Marina Gorbis
• Yvette Montero Salvatico
• Claire A. Nelson
• Maya Van Leemput
• Cynthia G. Wagner
• Guillermina Baena Paz
• Emily Empel
• Sheryl Connelly
• Sari Stenfors

Humanitarians

Oldfield, Sybil (2001), Women humanitarians : a biographical dictionary of British women active between 1900 and 1950, London: Continuum

see Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Women humanitarians

Journalists

Arab women journalists

Hankir, Zahra, ed. (2019). Our Women on the Ground: Essays by Arab Women Reporting from the Arab World. Penguin.

• Hwaida Saad (~75 potential wlinks)
• Natacha Yazbeck (2 potential wlinks)
• Nour Malas (59 potential wlinks)
• Hind Hassan (9 potential wlinks)
• Eman Helal (1 potential wlink)
• Aida Alami (57 potential wlinks)
• Shamael Elnoor (1 potential wlink)
• Amira Al-Sharif (1 potential wlink)
• Lina Sinjab (22 potential wlinks)
• Donna Abu-Nasr (60 potential wlinks)

Journalists with Guardian obits

• Judith Dawson (died 2019), British journalist and lecturer.
• Maggie Eales (died 2015), British journalist and television executive.
• Margaret Hughes (financial journalist) (died 2022), was a British financial journalist.
• Katy Jones (died 2023), British investigative journalist and television producer.
• Stacy Marking (died 2023), British documentary filmmaker.
• Laurie Purden (died 2022), British women's magazine editor.
• Alison Selford (died 2022), British journalist and writer.
• Eleanor Stephens (died 2005), British journalist and lecturer.
• Catherine Stott (died 2018), British documentary filmmaker.
• Clare Thomson (journalist) (died 2023), British journalist.
• Barbara van der Zee (died 2022), British journalist and author.
• Tricia Tyler (died 2023), British journalist and lecturer.

IWMF winners

2023 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Anastacia Galouchka
• Heidi Levine
• Isabelle Khurshudyan
• Joyce Koh
• Kamila Hrabchuk
• Kasia Strek
• Louisa Loveluck
• Loveday Morris
• María Teresa Montaño Delgado
• Miriam Berger (journalist)
• Samantha Schmidt (journalist)
• Siobhán O’Grady
• Whitney Leaming
• Whitney Shefte

2022 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Victoria Roshchyna

2021 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Paola Ugaz
• Vanessa Charlot

2020 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Solafa Magdy
• Yakeen Bido

2019 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Anna Babinets
• Lucia Pineda
• Nastya Stanko

2018 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Meridith Kohut
• Rosario Mosso Castro

2017 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Deborah Amos
• Hadeel al-Yamani

2016 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Mabel Cáceres Calderón
• Stella Paul

2015 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Anna Nemtsova
• Lourdes Ramírez
• Mwape Kumwenda

2014 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Solange Lusiku (1971–2018)

2013 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Bopha Phorn
• Nour Kelze

2013 Lifetime Achievement Award

• Edna Machirori

2011 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Chiranuch Premchaiporn
• Parisa Hafezi

2010 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Claudia Julieta Duque

2009 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Agnes Taile

2009 Lifetime Achievement Award

• Amira Haas

2007 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Alaa Majeed
• Ban Adil Sarhan
• Huda Ahmed
• Sahar Issa
• Shatha al Awsy
• Zaineb Obeid

2007 Lifetime Achievement Award

• Peta Thornycroft

2005 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Sumi Khan

2004 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Mabel Rehnfeldt
• Salima Tlemcani

2003 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Marielos Monzon
• Tatyana Goryachova

2001 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Amal Abbas
• Carmen Gurruchaga

2000 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Agnes Nindorera

1999 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Aferdita Kelmendi
• Sharifa Akhlas

1998 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Anna Zarkova
• Blanca Rosales Valencia

1997 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Bina Bektiati
• Maribel Gutierrez Moreno

1997 Lifetime Achievement Award

• Nancy Woodhull

1996 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Saida Ramadan

1995 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Horria Saihi

1994 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Marie-Yolanda Saint-Fleur

1993 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Arijana Saracevic
• Cecilia Valenzuela
• Mirsada Sakic-Hatibovic

1992 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Catherine Gicheru

1991 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Luyubov Kovalevskaya

1990 Courage in Journalism Awards

• Carlyle Murphy
• Florica Ichim
• Lilianne Pierre-Paul
• Maria Jimena Duzan

Psychoanalysts

Australia

1. Ivy Bennett
2. Maida Hall
3. Clara Lazar-Geroe
4. Janet Nield
5. Vera Roboz
6. Silvia Rodriguez
7. Rose Rothfield
8. María-Inés Rotmiler de Zentner

Austria

1. Gottfriede Aufreiter
2. Thesi Bergmann
3. Hedwig Bolterauer
4. Berta Bornstein
5. Steff Bornstein (CSR)
6. Marie Briehl
7. Edith Buxbaum
8. Erika Danneberg
9. Julia Deming
10. Rosa Dworschak
11. Hedda Eppel
12. Liselotte Frankl (England)
13. Tea Genner-Erdheim
14. Berta Grünspan (Israel)
15. Salomea Gutmann-Isakower
16. Dora Hartmann
17. Mary O'Neil Hawkins (USA)
18. Margit Herz-Hohenberg
19. Margarethe Hilferding
20. Hedwig Hoffer-Schaxel
21. Rosetta Hurwitz
22. Flora Kraus
23. Marianne Kris
24. Estelle Levy
25. Vera Ligeti
26. Anna Mänchen-Helfen
27. Esther Menaker (USA)
28. Emmy Miklas
29. Caroline Newton (USA)
30. Christine Olden
31. Lili Peller-Roubiczek
32. Melitta Sperling
33. Editha Sterba
34. Josefine Stross
35. Lia Swarowsky
36. Emmy Sylvester
37. Rosa Tanco-Duque
38. Frida Teller
39. Jenny Wälder-Hall
40. Rosa Walk

Belgium

1. Thérèse Jacobs van Merlen
2. Camille Lechat-Ledoux

Canada

1. Gottfriede Aufreiter (Austria)
2. Françoise Boulanger
3. Ruth Easser
4. Josette Garon-Léonard
5. Mireille Lafortune
6. Eva P. Lester
7. Lise Monette
8. Vilma Popescu (Germany)

France

See Frankreich biografien

1. Marie Balmary
2. Anne Berman
3. Françoise Boulanger (Canada)
4. Denise Braunschweig
5. Elsa Breuer
6. Odette Codet
7. Monique David-Ménard
8. Micheline Enriquez
9. Solange Faladé
10. Marcelle Geber
11. Florence Guignard
12. Dominique Guyomard
13. Paulette Laforgue
14. Ruth Lebovici
15. Rosine Lefort
16. Anne Levallois
17. Michèle Montrelay
18. Marie Moscovici
19. Catherine Parat
20. Ginette Raimbault
21. Monique Schneider
22. Nathalie Zaltzman

Germany

1. Hilda Abraham
2. Thea Bauriedl
3. Ina Böhlendorf
4. Viveka Böök
5. Berta Bornstein (Austria)
6. Steff Bornstein (ČSR)
7. Margarete Miriam Brandt (Israel)
8. Suzanne Cassirer-Bernfeld
9. Karen Brecht
10. Käthe Dräger
11. Annemarie Dührssen
12. Greta Frankenstein
13. Kate Friedländer (England)
14. Adelheid Fuchs-Kamp
15. Gertrud Fuhge
16. Elisabeth Gerö-Heymann (ČSR)
17. Erna Goering
18. Irene Haenel-Guttmann
19. Clara Happel
20. Annelise Heigl-Evers
21. Hanna Heilborn-Fenichel
22. Else Heilpern
23. Hedwig Hoffer (Austria)
24. Gertrud Jacob
25. Eva Jaeggi
26. Marie Kalau of the Court
27. Anna Kattrin Kemper (Latin America)
28. Ingeborg Kath
29. Lotte Köhler
30. Ursula Laessig
31. Eva Landauer
32. Barbara Lantos (England)
33. Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber
34. Lotte Liebck-Kirschner
35. Yela Löwenfeld
36. Fanja Lowtzky (Israel)
37. Hilde Maas
38. Veronica Mächtlinger
39. Anna Mänchen-Helfen (Austria)
40. Julia Mannheim (England)
41. Edeltrud Meistermann-Seeger
42. Melitta Mitscherlich
43. Emma Moersch
44. Ada Müller-Braunschweig
45. Elisabeth Naef
46. Astri Ortner (Scandinavia)
47. Stefi Pedersen (Scandinavia)
48. Vilma Popescu
49. Jutta Prasse
50. Edith Raisich-Jordt
51. Ellen Reinke
52. Hannah Ries
53. Christa Rohde-Dachser
54. Lore Schacht
55. Margarete Seiff
56. Anna Smeliansky (Israel)
57. Margarete Steinbach
58. Edith Székely (Scandinavia)
59. Hilde Troidl
60. Ilsabe von Viebahn
61. Else Voigtländer
62. Edith Weigert-Vowinckel
63. Marie Louise Werner
64. Ingeborg Zimmermann

Greece

1. Athina Alexandris
2. Stavroula Beratis
3. Frosso Karapanou
4. Anna Potamianou

Hungary

1. Charlotte Balkányi (1913-1992)
2. Aranka Böhm (1893-1944)
3. Susan Déri / Susan Deri / Susan A. Deri / Susan K. Deri (1915–1983) (USA)
4. Margit Dubovitz / Margit Dubowitz / Margit Garami / Margit Grünbaum (1888–1977)
5. Izette de Forest / Izette Taber de Forest (1887–1965) (USA)
6. Lilly Hajdu
7. Alice Hermann
8. Margit Herz (Österreich)
9. Erzsébet Kardos
10. Vilma Kovács / Vilma Kovács-Prosznitz
11. Barbara Lantos (England)
12. Klara Lázár-Gerö (Australien)
13. Kata Lévy
14. Lucy Liebermann
15. Magda Ligeti
16. Vera Ligeti (Österreich)
17. Julia Mannheim (England)
18. Livia Nemes
19. Erzsébet Révész Radó
20. Vera Roboz (Australien)
21. Lillian Rotter
22. Katarina Vértes (Skandinavien)
23. Lilla Vészi-Wagner
24. Rosa Walk (Österreich)

Israel

1. Gerda Barag
2. Agnes Bene-Moses
3. Vicky Bental
4. Margaret Miriam Brandt
5. Yolanda Gampel
6. Berta Verdigris
7. Ruth Jaffe
8. Fanny Lowtzky
9. Margaret Obernik-Reiner
10. Lili Peller-Roubiczek (Austria)
11. Anna Smeliansky
12. Ruth Stein

Italy

1. Jacqueline Amati Mehler
2. Silvia Amati Sas (Switzerland)
3. Simona Argentieri
4. Muriel Dracienia
5. Virginia Finzi Ghisi
6. Renata Gaddini
7. Luciana Nissim
8. Laura Sinatti
9. Alessandra Tomasi di Lampedusa

Latin America

1. Laura Achard
2. Lygia Alcântara do Amaral
3. Alcira Mariam Alizade
4. Luisa Gambier de Alvarez de Toledo
5. Judith Andreucci
6. Zenaira Aranha
7. Lore Aresti
8. Ximena Artaza Muñoz
9. Maria Luiza Assumpção Seminerio
10. Madeleine Baranger
11. Raquel Berman
12. Inês Besouchet
13. Helena Besserman Vianna
14. Virginia Bicudo
15. Silvia Bleichmar
16. Erika Bondiek de Guzmán
17. Maria Auxiliadora de Souza Brasil
18. Ruth Castañeda
19. Iracy Doyle
20. Mercedes Freire de Garbarino
21. Amapola González de Gaitán
22. Elizabeth Goode de Garma
23. Rebeca Grinberg (Spain)
24. Ursula Hauser (Switzerland)
25. Eugenia Hoffs
26. Anna Kattrin Kemper
27. Gerda Kronfeld
28. Inaura Carneiro Leão
29. Susana Lustig de Ferrer
30. Zaira Bittencourt Martins
31. Lilia Meza
32. Djalma Teixeira de Oliveira
33. Marialzira Perestrello
34. Liliana Pualuan
35. Estela Galván de Remus
36. Margarida Reno
37. Ruth Riesenberg-Malcolm (United Kingdom)
38. Ana-María Rizzuto (United States)
39. Silvia Rodriguez (Australia)
40. María-Inés Rotmiler de Zentner (Australia)
41. Frida Saal
42. Ruth Schwarz-Hepner
43. Flora Scolni
44. Marcelle Spira (Switzerland)
45. Rosa Tanco-Duque (Austria)
46. Pola Tomás (Spain)
47. Matilde Wencelblat de Rascovsky
48. Frida Zmud

Netherlands

1. Ada Berna-Citroen
2. Elisabeth CM Frijling-Schreuder
3. Han Groen-Prakken
4. Hendrika C. Halberstadt-Freud
5. Nel Tibout

Poland and Czechoslovakia

1. Marie Bénová
2. Therese Bondy
3. Berta Bornstein (Österreich)
4. Steff Bornstein
5. Michalina Fabian Roth
6. Eugenia Fischer
7. Elisabeth Gerö-Heymann
8. Berta Grünspan (Israel)
9. Salomea Gutmann (Österreich)
10. Hanna Heilborn-Fenichel (Deutschland)
11. Marietta Karpe
12. Yela Löwenfeld (Deutschland)
13. Christine Olden (Österreich)
14. Lili Peller-Roubiczek (Österreich)
15. Frida Teller (Österreich)
16. Katarzyna Walewska
17. Wanda Willig (USA)

Russia

1. Esther Aptekmann (Schweiz)
2. Rosa Awerbuch
3. Fanny Chalewsky (Schweiz)
4. Sophie Erismann (Schweiz)
5. Lia Geschelina
6. Ekaterina Pawlowna Goltz
7. Natalia Nikolajewna Iljina
8. Sophia Abramowna Liosner-Kannabich
9. Fanya Lowtzky (Israel)
10. Anna Mänchen-Helfen (Österreich)
11. Sara Neiditsch
12. Mira Oberholzer (Schweiz)
13. Anna Smeliansky (Israel)

Scandinavia

1. Anne-Marie Auestad
2. Astri Brun
3. Magli Elster-Raknes
4. Emmy Gut
5. Vilja Hägglund
6. Margareta Bjerg Hansen
7. Leena-Maija Jokipaltio
8. Karin Mangs
9. Iréne Matthis
10. Marie Nævestad
11. Marit Os
12. Vera Palmstierna
13. Stefi Pedersen
14. Fiffi Piene
15. Annastina Rilton
16. Olena Sennton
17. Hjørdis Simonsen
18. Anneli Stewen
19. Edith Székely
20. Hilkka Annikki Valtonen
21. Katarina Vértes
22. Gunvor Vuoristo

Spain

1. Núria Abelló de Bofill
2. Júlia Coromines Vigneaux
3. Terttu Eskelinen de Folch
4. Rebeca Grinberg
5. Margarete Steinbach (Deutschland)
6. Pola Tomás
7. Carolina Zamora

Switzerland

1. Silvia Amati Sas
2. Esther Aptekmann
3. Danielle Bazzi
4. Ada Berna-Citroen (Niederlande)
5. Rosmarie Berna-Glantz
6. Elsa Blum-Sapas
7. Marthe Burger-Piaget
8. Fanny Chalewsky
9. Mireille Cifali
10. Louisa Düss
11. Martha Eicke-Spengler
12. Sophie Erismann
13. Emma Fürst
14. Ursula Hauser
15. Gertrud Hunziker-Fromm
16. Frida Imboden-Kaiser
17. Judith Le Soldat
18. Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber (Deutschland)
19. Fanja Lowtzky (Israel)
20. Maya Nadig
21. Goldy Parin-Matthèy
22. Maria Pfister-Ammende
23. Danielle Quinodoz
24. Madeleine Rambert
25. Janice de Saussure
26. Julia Schwarzmann
27. Martha Sigg-Böddinghaus
28. Marcelle Spira
29. Lise Tripet
30. Judith Valk
31. Antonia Wolff

Turkey

1. Elda Abrevaya
2. Ulviye Etaner
3. Elif Ülkü Gürışık
4. Bella Habip
5. Günsel Koptagel-Ilal
6. Stella Ovadia
7. Tevfika Tunaboylu-Ikiz
8. Edith Weigert (Deutschland)
9. Leyla Zileli

United Kingdom

See Great Britain biographies

1. Elizabeth Foulkes née Marx (1918-2004)
2. Liselotte Frankl (1910-1988)
3. Iseult Grant Duff (1882-1957)
4. Nicena Battiscombe Gunn (Real name Lillian Florence Gunn, known as Meena") née Meacham (1886-1973) also see Battiscombe Gunn
5. Victoria Hamilton (born 1941)
6. Ethilda Budgett-Meakin Herford (1872-1956)
7. Barbara Lantos née Ripper (1894-1962)
8. Hilde Lewinsky (1907-1956)
9. Hilde Maas (1893-1983)
10. Julia Mannheim née Lang (1893/95?-1955)
11. Merrell Middlemore (?-1938)
12. Lois Munro (1907-1973)
13. Edna Oakeshott née Yates (1904-1999)
14. Ruth Riesenberg Malcolm (?-2011)
15. Ilse Seglow née Seligmann (1900-1984)

USA

1. Frances Arkin
2. Charlotte Babcock
3. Gisela Barinbaum
4. Ivy Bennett (Australien)
5. Anni Bergman
6. Maria Bergmann
7. Viola Bernard
8. Sara A. Bonnett
9. Marie Briehl Österreich
10. Louise Brink
11. Florence Clothier
12. Eleanor Crissey
13. Leolia Dalrymple
14. Lydia M. Gibson Dawes
15. Julia Deming (Österreich)
16. Susan Deri
17. Muriel Dimen
18. Lucile Dooley
19. Ruth Easser (Kanada)
20. Paula Elkisch
21. Joan Fleming (psychoanalyst)
22. Izette de Forest
23. Margaret Fries
24. Eleanor Galenson
25. Margaret W. Gerard
26. Ingrid Gifford
27. Frances H. Gitelson
28. Mary O'Neil Hawkins
29. Mary K. Isham
30. Muriel Ivimey
31. Josephine Jackson
32. Lucie Jessner
33. Sarah R. Kelman
34. Olga Knopf
35. Marianne Kris (Österreich)
36. Marjorie R. Leonard
37. Estelle Levy (Österreich)
38. Margrit Libbin
39. Margaret Hitschmann Margolin
40. Helen V. McLean
41. Esther Menaker
42. Caroline Newton
43. Eleanor Pavenstedt
44. Irmarita Putnam
45. Marian C. Putnam
46. Lore Reich Rubin
47. Janet Rioch
48. Ana-María Rizzuto
49. Helen Ross
50. Evelyne A. Schwaber
51. Elizabeth Severn
52. Rose Spiegel
53. Ruth Stein (Israel)
54. Malvina Stock
55. Emmy Sylvester (Österreich)
56. Helen Tartakoff
57. Jenny Wälder (Österreich)
58. Edith Weigert (Deutschland)
59. Annemarie Weil
60. Wanda Willig
61. Ruth Wilmanns Lidz
62. Martha Wolfenstein

Women Analyze Women

Elaine Hoffman Baruch; Lucienne J. Serrano (1991). Women Analyze Women: In France, England, and the United States. NYU Press. ISBN 978-0-8147-1170-5.

• Dominique Guyomard
• Monique David-Menard
• Francoise Petitot
• Monique Schneider
• Donna Bassin
• Muriel Dimen

Scientists

1. Katherine Foot (c.1852–1944), American cytologist

Times Obits

1. Alice Evans (botanist) / Alice Margaret Evans (1927-1981), British botanist
2. Mary Lunt (died 1981), British biochemist
3. Mary Waller (physicist) / Mary Désirée Waller (died 11 December 1959), British physicist
4. Elisabeth Wangermann (1923-1981), Austrian-British botanist

From http://inventors.about.com/od/womeninventors/Women_Inventors.htm

1. Dianne Croteau, inventor of Actar 911, the CPR mannequin
2. K. K. Gregory, the ten-year-old inventor of Wristies
3. Gabriele Knecht, patentor of the Forward Sleeve design for creating clothing
4. Krysta Morlan, American inventor
5. Betty Rozier and Lisa Vallino, mother and daughter co-inventors of an intravenous catheter shield

Mothers and Daughters of Invention

1. Maria Szanto Luck / Mme Maria Luck-Szanto / Maria Szanto / Maria Luck (1899-1988), Hungarian-British dress fabric innovator

Women in science

http://tools.wmflabs.org/mix-n-match/?mode=catalog&catalog=10&offset=0&show_noq=1&show_autoq=0&show_userq=0&show_na=0

Social reformers

• Rappaport, Helen, ed. (2001), Encyclopedia of women social reformers, ABC-CLIO

Volume 1

1. Afghan Women Social Reformers / Women Social Reformers in Afhganistan
2. Amy Wilson Carmichael
3. Maria Collado
4. Rosalia Gwis-Adami
5. Annie Kelley

Volume 2

1. Mariya Pokrovskaya
2. Lady Mehrbai Dorab Tata / Mehrbai Dorab Tata / Lady Mehrbai Tata / Mehrbai Tata / Meherbai Tata
3. Louisa Weiss

Make Every Woman Count

From https://www.mewc.org/index.php/community/organisations/1288-african-womens-organisations

1. Africa for Women's Rights
2. African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes / ACCORD
3. The African Women's Rights Observatory / AWRO
4. The African Woman and Child Features Service / AWC
5. The East African Center / The East African Center for the Empowerment of Women and Children / EAC
6. The African Center for Gender and Development / ACGD
7. African Women's Media Center / AWMC
8. African Women's Economic Policy Network / AWEPON
9. Alliances for Africa / AfA
10. All Africa Women for Peace / AAWP
11. Association for Professional African Women in Communication / APAC
12. Association for Support to Women Entrepreneurs / ASAFE
13. APC-Africa-Women
14. African Regional Youth Initiative / ARYI
15. AZUR Development
16. Canal Side women small-scale farmers association / CAWOSFA
17. Carrefour Emploi Développement / CED-TOGO
18. Desert Flower Foundation
19. East African Media Women Association
20. Eastern African Sub-regional Support Initiative for the Advancement of Women / EASSI
21. Emunyak Women Group / EWG
22. Famafrique
23. Femmes Africa Solidarity / FAS
24. Femme De Demain / FDD
25. Flame/Flamme
26. Fontaine d'Espoir pour Filles et Femmes / FEFF / Centre d'Espoir pour Filles et Femmes
27. FORWARD / Foundation for Women's Health Research and Development
28. Gender Links / GL
29. Gender Based Violence Prevention Network / GBV Prevention Network
30. Great Lakes African Women's Network / GLAWN
31. Justice, Development and Peace Movement / J.D.P.M / JDPM
32. Kenya Women Parliamentary Association / KEWOPA / Kenyan Women Parliamentary Group
33. MsAfropolitan
34. Moremi Initiative / Women’s Initiative for Empowerment and Leadership Development Foundation / WIELD Foundation
35. Ruma Women's Group
36. Sonke Gender Justice Network
37. Tam Tam Femme
38. Women and Law in South Africa / Women and Law in Southern Africa / WLSA
39. Women, Law & Development in Africa / WiLDAF / FeDDAF
40. Women Connect!
41. WomenFirst
42. The Women Peace and Security Network Africa / WIPSEN-Africa

Women: a modern political dictionary

From Cheryl Law (2000). Women, A Modern Political Dictionary. I.B.Tauris. ISBN 978-1-86064-502-0.

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Women a modern political dictionary

International Who's Who of Women

This is just a sample taken from a few random pages - not all may be notable.

1. Anneliese Böttiger (born 1936), German professor of engineering
2. Brigitte Bouquet (born 1941), French museum director
3. Claude Bourg (born 1935), French businessperson
4. Joëlle Marie-Paule Bourgois (born 1945), French diplomat

...

1. Shirley Dex (born 1950), British economist
2. Kamala Dhall (born 1932), Indian professor of medicine
3. Dhorka Dhamo (born 1935), Albanian art historian

...

1. Mavis Gradwell (born 1948), British business executive
2. Allison Jean Grant (born 1958), Canadian actress and singer
3. Jacqueline G. Grapin (born 1942), French international organization executive

...

1. Fatima M. Kazem (born 1935), Egyptian professor of rural sociology
2. Shahla Kazemipour (born 1946), Iranian demographer
3. Doloresa Kazragyte (born 1942), Lithuanian actress
4. Najia Kbir-Ariguib (born 1937), Tunisian scientist
5. Saara Tellervo Kehusmaa-Pekonen (born 1941), Finnish business executive

...

1. Eliane Manchet (born 1935), French opera singer
2. Sirikorn Maneerin (born 1951), Thai politician
3. Maria Rosaria Manieri (born 1943), Italian politician

...

1. Florence Marie Jeanne Parly (born 1963), French civil servant
2. Jeanne-Marie Parly (born 1935), French civil servant
3. Pauline H. Parnes (born 1947), Canadian speech pathologist
4. Phyllida Parsloe (born 1930) British academic and social worker

...

1. Inge Elisabeth Schwank (born 1959), German mathematician
2. Nancy E. Schwartz (born 1947), Canadian nutrition consultant
3. Hannah Scott, British charity administrator

...

1. Susan Urbach / Zsuzsa Urbach (born 1933), Hungarian art historian
2. Zofia Jadwiga Urbanyi-Krasnodębska (born 1934), Polish conductor

Domestic service etc.

See Lucy Delap (2011). Knowing Their Place: Domestic Service in Twentieth-Century Britain. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-957294-6. Retrieved 21 July 2012.

1. Association of Trained Charwomen
2. Institute of Home Help Organisers
3. Mrs Mopp (character)
4. National Institute of Houseworkers
5. National Union of Domestic Workers / DWU
6. Daisy Noakes (born 1908), English memoirist.[2]

Global feminisms

See Lucy Delap (2020). Feminisms: A Global History.

1. Abasindi
2. Abeokuta Ladies Club / ALC / Abeokuta Women's Union / AWU
3. Aboriginal Women / Australian Aboriginal Women
4. Joaqin Abreu / Joaquín Abreu / Joaquín de Abreu y Orta (1782-1851)
5. Achilles Heel, British anti-sexist magzine
6. Feminism in Afghanistan / Feminisms in Afghanistan / Women's movement in Afghanistan / Women's movements in Afghanistan
7. African-American churches
8. Ainse soit-elle / As She Is, text by Benoîte Groult
9. Lynn Alderson, founder of the London feminist bookshop Sisterwrite
10. Feminism in Algeria / Feminisms in Algeria / Women's movement in Algeria / Women's movements in Algeria
11. anti-sexist men's movements / men's movements
12. Aboriginal women in Australia
13. La Aurora Feminista / The Feminist Dawn, short-lived 1904 Chilean feminist magazine
14. beauty contests
15. Feminism in Belgium / Feminisms in Belgium / Women's movement in Belgium / Women's movements in Belgium
16. Rosalie Bognor / Ro Bognor, Australian feminist who chained herself to the bar of the Regatta Hotel in Brisbane in 1965
17. Feminism in Bolivia / Feminisms in Bolivia / Women's movement in Bolivia / Women's movements in Bolivia
18. Gillian Booth
19. Women's education in Britain / Women's education in the United Kingdom
20. Women's liberation movement in Britain / Women's liberation movement in the United Kingdom
21. Women's work in Britain / Women's work in the United Kingdom
22. Bristol Free Sanitary Protection Group
23. Claudie Broyelle
24. Feminism and Buddhism / Buddhism and feminism
25. Feminism in Bulgaria / Feminisms in Bulgaria / Women's movement in Bulgaria / Women's movements in Bulgaria
26. Bund für Mutterschutz und Sexualreform / Deutscher Bund für Mutterschutz und Sexualreform / League for the Protection of Motherhood and Sexual Reform
27. Feminism in Burma / Feminisms in Burma / Women's movement in Burma / Women's movements in Burma
28. Chant Down Greenham
29. Women's dress in China / Women's fashion in China / Chinese women's dress / Chinese women's fashion / Women's dress / Women's fashion / Dress in China / Fashion in China / Chinese dress / Chinese fashion /
30. International Woman's Day in China
31. María Isabel Choxóm López
32. Feminism and Christianity / Christianity and feminism
33. Chu Kilcha
34. feminism and climate justice / climate justice and feminism
35. Collective Lesbian International Terrors / CLIT
36. Feminism and the Cold War
37. Feminism and colonialism / Colonialism and feminism
38. Feminism and American colonialism / American colonialism and feminism / American colonialism
39. Feminism and anti-colonialism / Anti-colonialism and feminism / Anti-colonial feminism / Feminist anti-colonialism
40. Feminism and British colonialism / British colonialism and Feminism / British colonialism
41. Feminism and French colonialism / French colonialism and Feminism / French colonialism
42. Feminism and Japanese colonialism / Japanese colonialism and Feminism / Japanese colonialism
43. Feminism and Portuguese colonialism / Portuguese colonialism and Feminism / Portuguese colonialism
44. Feminism and Spanish colonialism / Spanish colonialism and Feminism / Spanish colonialism
45. John Colvin (dancer)
46. Coordination des Femmes Noires / Black Women's Coordination
47. Speaking bitterness
48. Consumption and feminism / Feminism and consumption
49. Feminism and contraception / Contraception and feminism
50. The Cosmopolitan (journal)
51. Laura Correa de Bustos
52. Feminism in Cuba / Feminisms in Cuba / Women's movement in Cuba / Women's movements in Cuba

Women's periodicals

• The Lady's Pictorial / Lady's Pictorial
• The Ladies' Treasury / Ladies' Treasury
• Weldon's Ladies' Journal (1975-1954)
• Women At Home / Women at Home

Surrealist women

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Surrealist Women

Abstract expressionists

From https://www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions/action-gesture-paint-women-and-global-abstraction-1940-70/

• Lifang
• Sarah Schumann

Misc.

1. Cara Vincent Hall (1922–), New Zealand concert pianist
2. E. F. Howard / Elizabeth Fox Howard (6 March 1873 - 9 December 1957), British Quaker
3. Esther Immanuel (died 1 August 1975), British businesswoman and philanthropist. (Times obit; otherwise oddly absent from the record)
4. Rose Laird (died August 21, 1966) was an American pioneer in cosmetics.
5. Mrs L. St. Clare Grondona (died 18 March 1967), joint founder of the Tudor Rose League with her husband, Leo St. Clare Grondona
6. Elena Katulskaya / Yelena Katulskaya (1888-1966), Russian soprano
7. Jihan El Midany is an Egyptian pentathlete. At the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics she was Egypt's flagbearer, the first woman flagbearer for Egypt at any Olympic event.
8. Egypt's Decree Law No. 44 of 1979 was a presidential decree from Anwar Sadat which controversially reformed the Egyptian personal status law. Associated with the President's wife Jihan Sadat, the Law was also known as Jihan's Law.
9. Princess Marie Gabrielle Hortense Wiszniewska (died 1903) was a French peace activist. In 1896 she founded the League of Women for International Disarmament, which changed its name in 1899 to the Universal Alliance of Women for Peace by Education to avoid the controversial subject of disarmament. She is buried with the writer Georges Dampt in Père-Lachaise cemetery.
10. Sarah Todd Astor (1761–1832), German-born American fur trader
11. Helga Beyer (1920–1942), German-Jewish member of the anti-Nazi resistance
12. Jane Colt More (c. 1488–1511), English gentlewoman, the first wife of Thomas More
13. Susanna Orelli (1845–1939), Swiss social reformer
14. Nicolosa Sanuti (fl. 1453), Bolognese writer
15. From a Garden in the Antipodes was the first book of poetry by Ursula Bethel, published anonymously by Sidgwick and Jackson in 1929.

Encyclopedia of Feminist Literary Theory

Elizabeth Kowaleski-Wallace, ed. (2009). Encyclopedia of Feminist Literary Theory. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-135-22128-7.

• Aesthetics of response
• Anglo American feminist criticism
• Anxious power
• Asian American feminist literary theory
• Michèle Barrett
• Black feminist criticism / African American feminist criticism
• Feminist poetics
• Jane Flax (born 1948)
• Gynesis
• Stephen Heath (literary critic) / Stephen Heath (academic)
• Mae Gwendolyn Henderson
• Margaret Homans
• Images of women
• Invalidism
• Cora Kaplan
• Elaine Marks
• Maternal thinking
• Matrophobia
• Native American feminist literary theory
• Judith Lowder Newton
• Paternal metaphor
• Ruth Perry (literary critic)
• Sororophobia
• Third-world women
• Traffic in women
• Valerie Walkerdine
• Michelle Wallace
• Judith Williamson
• Susan Willis (feminist)

CBW

From the pop chart of Collective Biographies of Women.

• Gertrude von der Wart

Open Syllabus

Women authors at Open Syllabus, taken from the top 250 authors.

1. Margaret L. Lial
2. Laurie G. Kirszner
3. K. Elayn Martin-Gay
4. Judith Bell
5. Jennifer A. Moon
6. Jane Summers
7. Jane E. Aaron
8. Patricia Ann Potter

Australia

The Encyclopedia of Women & Leadership in Twentieth-century Australia

• Judith Ajani, Environmental researcher and Resource economist
• Arina Aoina, Domestic violence campaigner
• Marjorie Apthorpe, Geologist
• Hannah Helen Aulby / Hannah Aulby, Environmentalist
• Hurriyet Babacan, Academic, Migrant Community Advocate, Policy adviser and Public Servant
• Mary Theresa Torres Barker / Mary Barker, Aboriginal Leader
• Hazel Napier Bedwin / Hazel Bedwin, Disability rights activist
• Carol Bennett, Chief executive officer and Consumer health activist
• Jane Frances Bennett / Jane Bennett, Cheesemaker and Dairy farmer
• Nicola Jane Beynon / Nicola Benyon, Adviser, Advocate and Environmentalist
• Janet Biddlecombe, Philanthropist
• Alice Kate Blackall / Alice Blackall, Social Worker and Teacher
• Margaret Blakers, Environmentalist and Political adviser
• Irene Bolger, Barrister and Trade unionist
• Carolyn Bond, Consumer Activist
• Constance Jean Bonython / Constance Bonython, Charity Worker
• Molly Brennan (1914 - 2012), Community activist and School principal
• Ida Bell Brodrick / Ida Brodrick, Medical Practitioner
• Margaret Brown, Rural health activist
• Lois Bryson, Academic and Sociologist
• Hannah Buckley, Social Worker
• Constance Doreen Bush / Connie Bush, Aboriginal health worker
• Anne Cahill Lambert / Anne Lambert, Health Consumer Activist
• Rosa Raffaella Cappiello / Rosa Cappiello, Author
• Barbara Carson, Nurse and Trade unionist
• Millicent Anne Chalmers / Millicent Chalmers, Environmentalist and Lawyer
• Elizabeth Cham, Philanthropic Administrator
• Edna Chamberlain, Academic, Professor and Social work educator
• Lady Mary Clark / Mary Clark, Charity Worker
• Helena Clarke, Aboriginal rights activist
• Ella Cleggett, Welfare worker
• Ida Cohen, Community Worker
• Sharon Connolly, Chief executive officer, Director, Media executive, Producer and Writer
• Margaret Cooper, Disability Rights Activist and Social Worker
• Marjorie Jean Coppel / Marjorie Coppel, Community Activist
• Teresa Corbin, Consumer Activist
• May Cox (1883 - 1953), Lifesaver, Patriotic fund raiser and Swimmer
• Frances Eileen Craig / Frances Craig, Community Worker
• Robyn Crane, Chief executive officer, Community activist and Politician
• Janice Crosswhite (1944 - ), Sports Administrator
• Ann Daly, Educationist and Religious Sister
• Sandra Gertrude Dann / Sandra Dann, Radio broadcaster
• Mary Eileen Davidson / Mary Davidson, Social worker
• Laurene Dietrich, Artist, Community worker and Feminist
• Emma Elizabeth Dixson, Philanthropist
• Christine Elizabeth Dobbin (1941 - ), Historian
• Jane Sarah Doudy / Jeanne Doudy (1849 - 1932), Teacher and Writer
• Helen Elizabeth Dougharty, Community Worker
• Bronwen Phyllis Douglas (1946 - ), Historian
• Brigid Helen Dowsett, Environmentalist
• Mary Draper, Health Consumer Activist
• Audrey Louise Dreschler, Farmer and Social activist
• Andrea Durbach, Human rights activist
• Katherine Rose Egan, Charity Worker
• Marjorie Eldershaw, Author and Historian
• Ilana Frances Eldridge, Environmentalist and Journalist
• Barbara Etter, Police officer
• Barbara Falk (1910 - 2008), Educationist and Historian
• Pauline Fanning, Bibliographer and Librarian
• Marie Langley Farquharson, Community Worker
• Helen Fell, Philanthropist
• Mary Fennescey, Philanthropist
• Patricia Fiske / Pat Fiske, Director and Producer
• Lisa Fitzpatrick, Trade unionist
• Val Fraser, Communist and Feminist
• Valerie French, Lawyer
• Regina Ganter (1957 - ), Historian
• Minnie May Gates, Community Worker
• Virginia Geddes / Vig Geddes, Domestic violence campaigner
• Emily Gibson, Educator, Garden designer, Horticulturist, Landscape architect, Pioneer and Writer
• Hannah Elizabeth Glover (c. 1855 - 1946), Nurse
• Florence Gordon, Journalist
• Janne Graham, Consumer Health Activist
• Norma Retta Grieve / Norma Retta Winter (1925 - 2006), Psychologist
• Edith Hall, Disability rights activist and Women's rights activist
• Nennie Harken (1922 - ), Equal pay campaigner, Teacher and Trade unionist
• Janice Mary Harper / Jan Harper, Equal Opportunity Practitioner, Feminist and Sociologist
• Angela Hartwig, Domestic violence campaigner
• Elizabeth Hastings, Disability Rights Activist, Psychologist and Public Servant
• Edith Ann Mary Haynes, Law Clerk
• Evelyn Myrtle Healy, Artist, Community Activist and Peace activist
• Joan Healy, Community worker, Social activist and Social worker
• Jessie Isabel Henderson, Welfare worker
• Penelope Hetherington, Historian
• Eleanor Mary Hinder, Industrial welfare worker
• Robyn Holder, Domestic violence campaigner
• Marion Louisa Holmes (1856 - 1921), Artist and Charity worker
• Marion Phoebe Holmes, Charity Worker
• Susan Hopgood (1952 - ), Teacher and Trade unionist
• Keran Howe, Disability Rights Activist, Feminist and Social Worker
• Irene Florence Jeffreys, Anglican lay leader and Chartered accountant
• Samantha Jenkinson, Disability rights activist
• Alana Johnson (1955 - ), Businesswoman, Farmer and Social worker
• Kathleen Annie Gilman Jones, Educationist and Feminist
• Winifred Kastner, Community Worker
• Colma Derlua Monica Keating, Consultant, Environmentalist and Policy adviser
• Judith Keene (historian), Historian
• Constance Kent Hughes, Charity Worker and Nurse
• Edith Latham Kernot, Community Worker
• Glenda Joyce Kickett (1960 - ), Social worker
• Aviva Kipen (c. 1950 - ), Rabbi
• Beverly Knight (1946 - ), Art dealer, Board member, Businesswoman and Sports administrator
• Violet May Knowles (1901 - 1996), Teacher
• Kedy Kristal, Domestic violence campaigner
• Helen L'Orange, Femocrat
• Lesley Laing, Domestic violence campaigner
• Judith Anne Lambert, Consultant, Environmentalist, Policy adviser and Research scientist
• Flora Annie Margaret Landells (1888 - 1981), Art Teacher and Artist
• Margaret Lasica, Dancer
• Eleanor Mary Latham, Charity Worker
• Marion Lau (1943 - ), Administrator, Ethnic leader and Nurse
• Betty Lawson (1920 - 2008), Equal pay campaigner, Teacher and Trade unionist
• Charlotte Mary Clarina Leal, Community Worker
• Betsy Harrison Lee / Bessie Lee (1860 - 1950), Suffragist, Temperance activist and Writer
• Virginia Florence Leigh, Social worker
• Julia Levy, Jewish community leader and Philanthropist
• Sandra Levy, Director and Producer
• Betty Caroline Leworthy, Community Leader and Community Worker
• Elvira Lyons, Businesswoman and Social worker
• Jenni Mack, Consumer Activist
• Gracemary Mackinnon (1911 - ), Executive and Public servant
• Tricia Malowney, Disability rights activist
• Maria Katrina Mann, Environmentalist and Psychologist
• Melba Marginson (c. 1950 - ), Ethnic activist and Ethnic advocate
• May Marshall (1902 - 1995), Lecturer and Teacher
• Francisca Adriana Mawson, Charity Worker
• Kath Mazzella (1951 - ), Women's health advocate
• Annie Margaret McArthur (1919 - 2002), Anthropologist and Dietitian
• Jean McCaughey (1917 - 2012), Social reformer and Writer
• Isabella McCorkindale / Isabel McCorkindale, Temperance activist
• Ann Margaret McGrath
• Francis Margaret Cheadle McGuire, Author and Catholic lay leader
• Elizabeth McKenzie Hatton, Missionary and Social Worker
• Anne McKenzie, Health Consumer Activist
• Clara Jane McLaughlin, Educationist and Religious Sister
• Olive Mellor, Author, Educator, Garden designer, Horticulturist and Radio broadcaster
• Padma Menon, Artistic Director, Choreographer, Dancer and Teacher
• Voula Messimeri-Kianidis (c. 1950 - ), Community worker, Ethnic leader and Feminist
• Eliza Mitchell, Lady, Community Worker
• Constance Moffit, Social worker
• Belinda Morieson, Trade unionist
• Matina Mottee (1931 - ), Ethnic Leader
• Dorothy Ann Mowll, Missionary
• Ellen Mulcahy (1859 - 1920), Political and industrial organiser, Political candidate and Teacher
• Beryl Yvonne Mulder (1941 - ), Migrant community advocate
• Violet Matilda Myrtle Murphy, Social Worker
• Margaret Nadebaum (1942 - ), Chief executive officer and Teacher
• Heather Nancarrow, Domestic violence campaigner
• Cam Nguyen, Ethnic leader
• Nathalie Nguyen, Historian
• Helen Nickas, Academic and Publisher
• Angelina Noble (c. 1879 - 1964), Missionary
• Susan Nulsen, Consumer Activist
• Kelly-Ann O'Shannassy, Environmentalist, Policy-maker and Scientist
• Julie Oberin, Domestic violence campaigner
• Katharine Florinda Ogilvie, Academic, Hockey player and Social Worker
• Edith Charlotte Onians, Welfare worker
• Lorna Grace Osborn (1922 - 2011), Educator
• Evelyn Helena Parker (1907 - 1993), Mayor and Teacher
• Kaliope Paxinos, Community leader and Ethnic leader
• Maggi Phillips, Dance educator and Scholar
• Stella Edith Lottie Pines (1884 - 1968), Broadcaster, Journalist and Nurse
• Irene Victoria Read, Charity Worker
• Jill Redwood, Environmentalist
• Jill Reichstein, Community Activist and Philanthropist
• Heather Reid, Chief executive officer and Sports administrator
• Joan Innes Reid, Community Worker, Politician and Social worker
• Catherine Richmond / Catherine Worcester, Feminist and Sociologist
• Shirley Dallas Roberts (1927 - 2011), Medical practitioner, Radiologist and Writer
• Glenys Rowe, Media Executive and Producer
• Delia Constance Russell, Community Worker
• Vicki-Jo Russell, Environmentalist
• Kathy Rynders, Police officer
• Mary Salce, Rural women's leader
• Sue Salthouse, Disability Rights Activist and Human rights activist
• Grecian Edith Sandwell, Environmentalist
• Katherine Isobel Sargood, Country Women's Association leader
• Margot Scott, Domestic violence campaigner
• Linda Anne Selvey, Environmentalist, Immunologist and Public health advocate
• Pam Sharpe (1962 - ), Historian
• Barbara Catherine Shaw (1952 - ), Aboriginal activist
• Amanda Sinclair (1953 - ), Academic and Teacher
• Fiona Smith, Disability rights activist and Lawyer
• Finola Somers
• Isla May Stamp (1906 - 1991), Kindergarten Director and Public servant
• Mimbinggal Violet McGinness Stanton, Aboriginal Welfare Worker
• Nancy Stewart (1919 - 1997), Clinical Psychologist, Lecturer and Teacher
• Maila Stivens, Anthropologist
• Elizabeth Stubbs / Beth Stubbs (1918 - 1998), Kindergarten director and Public servant
• Jean Sutherland (teacher) (1903 - 1983), Kindergarten teacher
• Louise Sylvan, Consumer Activist
• Kathleen Alice Syme, Journalist and Welfare worker
• Halina Teresa Szunejko (1936 - ), Community activist, Teacher and Writer
• Cheryl Taylor (1948 - ), Aboriginal academic and Educator
• The Golding sisters, Labour movement activists and Women's rights activists
• The McDonagh sisters, Film producers
• Marjorie Rose Theobald (1941 - ), Historian
• Deborah Thiele / Debbie Thiele, Businesswoman, Consultant, Farmer, Political candidate and Teacher
• Gemma Tillack, Environmentalist
• Carmel Travers, Businesswoman, Director, Journalist, Producer and Writer
• Robyn Tredwell, Rural women's leader
• Patricia Turner, Aboriginal Activist, Feminist and Public Servant
• Anna Fellowes Vroland (1902 - 1978), Aboriginal rights activist, Headmistress, Humanitarian, Peace activist, Teacher and Women's rights activist
• Philippa Jane Walsh / Pip Walsh, Environmentalist
• Mavis Wauchope (1899 - 1968), Lecturer and Teacher
• Michelle Webb (1968 - ), Educator
• Jenny Catherine Weber, Environmentalist
• Wendy Weeks (1943 - 2004), Academic, Feminist and Social work educator
• Annie Westmoreland (1865 - 1946)
• Myra Willard (1887 - 1971), Educationist and Historian
• Mary Jamieson Williams, Temperance activist
• Mary Williams-Cooper (c. 1920 - 1989), Aboriginal leader and Kindergarten teacher
• Meriel Antoinette Winchester Wilmot-Wright, Philanthropic administrator and University administrator
• Maud Wilson (1870 - 1946), Kindergarten teacher
• Edie Wright / Edith Wright, Aboriginal Education Manager
• Tina Yong, Artistic Director, Choreographer and Dancer
• Margaret Yule (1910 - 1985), Kindergarten teacher and Special needs teacher

Austria

Austrian women's movement

Ariadne

From Ariadne

1. Raissa Adler / Raissa Timofevna / Raissa Timofeyevna Epstein, née Raissa Epstein (1872-1962). Russian Jewish socialist, wife of Alfred Adler. Biography of her daughter Alexandra, Ariadne bio German WP
2. Hedwig von Alten (1847 - 1922), novelist and feminist, writer of Weibliche Ehre (1892). Ariadne bio, German WP
3. Anna Altmann, née Anna Urbantschky (geb. 1851 - 1937). Ariadne bio
4. Ilse von Arlt (1876 - 1960) Ariadne bio
5. Henriette Auegg (1841 - 1912) Ariadne bio
6. Marie Auspitz

...

1. Else Beer-Angerer / Else Angerer
2. Mathilde Maria Floriana Lippitt / Mathilde Maria Floriana von Aichholz
3. Christine Touaillon / Christine Auspitz

...

1. Hedda Wagner (1876-1950)
2. Julie Waldberg / Julie Thenen
3. Helene von Waldheim / Helene Forsmann
4. Anna Warniczek (?-?)
5. Flora Weinwurm (?-?)
6. Louise Antonie Weinzierl / A. Baer (pseud.) / R. Hofmann (pseud.) / C. Law (pseud.) (1835-?)
7. Maximiliane Weissenthurn / Maximiliane von Franul-Weissenthurn / Max von Weissenthurn (1851-1931)
8. Ferdinand Maria Wendt
9. Irene Wendt / Irene Sponner
10. Charlotte von Wertheimstein / Charlotte Königswarter
11. Franziska von Wertheimstein (1844-1907)
12. Josephine von Wertheimstein (1820-1894)
13. Wilhelmine Wiechovsky (1834-c.1912)
14. Rosa Wien (1847?-1935)
15. Alberta von Wilhelm / Margarethe Halm
16. Emilie Winiwarter / Emilie Exner
17. Helene Winkler / Helene von Hornbostel
18. Leopoldine Winter (1854-?)
19. Clara Wittgenstein
20. Grete Wolf / Grete Schmahl-Wolf (1882-?)

...

1. Adele Zarda / Adele Crepaz
2. Rosa Zifferer / Rosa Schüler (1851-1911)
3. Pauline Zweig
4. Marianne Zycha

Ethiopia

Profiled in Temsalet

1. Aida Ashenafi Tessema, Ethiopian film director, producer and businesswoman
2. Alemtsehay Wedajo Goshu / Alemtsehay Wedajo, Ethiopian actress, playwright, poet and arts advocate
3. Azeb Worku Sibane / Azeb Worku, Ethiopian actress, writer, director and producer
4. Brigadier General Askale Berhane Tedla, Ethiopian military officer, lawyer and freedom fighter
5. Brutawit Dawit Abdi, Ethiopian banking executive, economist and financial consultant
6. Desta Hagos Tekle / Desta Hagos, Ethiopian artist
7. Dr. Emebet Mulugeta Tefera / Emebet Mulugeta, Ethiopian scholar, researcher, educator and advocate for girls' education
8. Dr. Jember Teferra Gebremariam, Ethiopian nurse, community development leader and author
9. Dr. Mehila Zebenigus Wuhib, Ethiopian neurologist and internist
10. Dr. Mulualem Gessesse Tesema / Mulualem Gessesse Tesemy, Ethiopian neonatologist
11. Dr. Tadelech Atomssa Keyeta / Tadelech Atomssa, Ethiopian physicist, educator and researcher
12. Dr. Yalemtsehay Mekonnen Taddesse / Yalemtsehay Mekonnen / Yalem Mekonnen, Ethiopian professor, biologist and researcher
13. Dr. Yeweyenhareg Feleke Gebreyes, Ethiopian medical doctor and professor
14. Emahoy Welete Mariam Gelaw, Ethiopian nun, community leader and sustainable farmer
15. Fatuma Hate Hafilo, Ethiopian activist for women and non-profit leader
16. Fetenu Bekele Gebremeskel, Ethiopian gender and development expert and activist
17. Frealem Shibabaw Yeneabat, Ethiopian development professional and social entrepreneur
18. Hirut Yohannes Derare / Hirut Yohannes, Ethiopian dairy and milk Product businesswoman
19. Kongit Sinegiorgis Woldemariam / Kongit Sinegiorgis / Konjit SineGiorgis, Ethiopian ambassador
20. Maria Munir Yusuf, Ethiopian judge, lawyer, non-profit leader, activist for women
21. Marta Mesele Woldemariam, Ethiopian construction tower crane operator
22. Meaza Birru Gebrewold, Ethiopian print and radio journalist, media entrepreneur
23. Medhin Kiros Gebretekle, Ethiopian entrepreneur, construction contractor
24. Meshu Baburi Dekebo, Ethiopian community leader, activist for women
25. Meskerem Assegued Bantiwalu / Meskerem Assegued, Ethiopian art curator, environmental and cultural activist
26. Mulualem Tadesse Woldemariam, Ethiopian actress, director and producer
27. Negatwa Lasab Woldemariam, Ethiopian potter, trainer and cooperative leader
28. Nuria Abdullahi Jami, Ethiopian Member of Regional Parliament, public servant and activist for women
29. Rahel Shawl Zelleke, Ethiopian architect
30. Samia Zekaria Gutu, Ethiopian public sector leader and agricultural statistician
31. Sara Abera Alemu, Ethiopian fashion designer, businesswoman and social entrepreneur
32. Selome Taddesse Mihertu, Ethiopian social activist, entrepreneur, inspirational speaker and media executive
33. Sister Zebider Zewdie Yiteyew / Sister Zebider Zewdie Yitayew / Sister Zebider Zewdie, Ethiopian nurse and community development leader
34. Tadelech Haile Mikael Feldasso / Tadelech Haile-Mikael / Tadelech Hailemikael / Tadelech Hailemikael Wakene Feldasso, Ethiopian First Minister of Women's Affairs, ambassador and activist for women
35. Takelu Ambaye Abebe, Ethiopian micro business entrepreneur and disability activist
36. Tirhas Mezgebe Gebremedhin, Ethiopian social activist, women's health and community development leader
37. Tsahai Yitbarek Tegegne, Ethiopian social worker, non-profit leader and international civil servant
38. Tsigie Haile Woldegiorgis, Ethiopian women's development leader and activist
39. Tsion Michael Andom / Tsion Andom, Ethiopian fashion designer, entrepreneur and volunteer fundraiser
40. Tsiwahab Tadesse Tesfagiorgis / Tsiwahab Tadesse, Ethiopian Member of Parliament, civil servant, freedom fighter and commander
41. Wongel Tesfaye Berehe, Ethiopian policewoman and detective
42. Wubalem Mengist Sewagegn, Ethiopian farmer, environmentalist, educator and activist for women
43. Zewdie Abegaz Yimam / Zewdie Abegaz, Ethiopian international civil servant, activist for women
44. Zufan Ibrahim Yemam, Ethiopian handweaving and bamboo entrepreneur and skills trainer

Italy

Feminist Encyclopedia of Italian Literature

1. Abortion in Italy
2. Feminism in Italy / 19th-century feminism in Italy / 19th-century feminism / 19th-century feminist activism in Italy / 19th-century feminist activism
3. Feminism in Italy / 20th-century feminism in Italy / 20th-century feminism / 20th-century feminist activism in Italy / 20th-century feminist activism
4. Actresses in Italy / Italian actresses
5. Aesthetics in Italy / Feminist aesthetics / Feminist aesthetics in Italy / Italian aesthetics / Italian feminist aesthetics
6. Sibilla Aleramo / Rina Faccio
7. Vittorio Alfieri
8. Italian poetry anthologies / Early modern Italian poetry anthologies / Italian poetry / Early modern Italian poetry / 16th-century Italian poetry anthologies / 16th-century Italian poetry / Early modern poetry anthologies
9. Italian poetry anthologies / Modern Italian poetry anthologies / Italian poetry / Modern Italian poetry / Modern poetry anthologies
10. Tullia d'Aragona
11. Pietro Aretino
12. Ludovico Ariosto
13. Aristotelianism
14. Women's autobiography / Italian autobiography / Autobiography in Italy / Autobiography in Italian literature
15. Avantgarde / Neo-avantgarde / Avantgarde literature / Neo-avantgarde literature / Avantgarde Italian literature / Neo-avantgarde Italian literature / Avantgarde literature in Italy / Neo-avantgarde literature in Italy / Italian avantgarde literature / Italian neo-avantgarde literature / Italian avantgarde / Italian neo-avantgarde
16. Anna Banti / Lucia Lopresti Longhi
17. Giuseppa Eleonora Barbapiccola
18. Maria Bellonci
19. Bildungsroman / Bildungsroman in Italian literature / Italian Bildungsroman
20. Giovanni Boccaccio
21. Bonding / Female bonding / Affadimento / Entrustment
22. Antonio Bulifon
23. Elisabetta Caminer Turra / Elisabetta Caminer
24. Rossana Campo
25. Canon / Canon of Italian literature / Literary canon / Italian literary canon
26. Paola Capriolo
27. Enrichetta Caracciolo Forino / Enrichetta Caracciolo
28. Adriana Cavarero
29. Carla Cerati
30. Laura Cereta
31. Children / Children in literature / Children in Italian literature
32. Cicisbeismo
33. Class struggle in Italy
34. Comare
35. Compiuta Donzella
36. Sara Copio Sullam
37. Courtesan / Courtesans in Italy / Courtesans in Italian literature
38. Cross-dressing / Transvestitism / Cross-dressing in Italian literature / Transvestitism in Italian literature
39. Alba De Céspedes
40. Deconstruction / Deconstruction and Italian literature / Deconstruction and feminism
41. Devotional works
42. Diary novel / Epistolary novel / Diary genre / Epistolary genre
43. Diotima
44. Disease / Disease in literature / Disease in Italian literature
45. Divorce / Divorce in literature / Divorce in Italian literature
46. Dress / Dress in literature / Dress in Italian literature

Pacific women

1. Dely Roy Nalo

Russia

2014 top 100

See "Самые обаятельные и влиятельные" [The most charming and influential]. Kommersant (in Russian). 3 March 2014.

• 13. Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow
• 24. Julia Bystritskaya / Julia Rakcheeva) / Yulia Rakcheeva, chief editor of "TV Center"
• 29. Gulnara Penkova, Press Secretary of the Mayor of Moscow
• 30. Ksenia Yudaeva, First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation
• 32. Alexandra Levitskaya, Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation
• 35. Marina Entaltseva, Head of Protocol of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
• 40. Olga Pleshakova, General Director of Transaero Airlines
• 46. ​​Olga Batalina, State Duma deputy
• 48. Irina Yasina, economist and human rights activistï
• 51. Larisa Kalanda, Vice President of NK Rosneft
• 53. Bella Zlatkis, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Sberbank
• 59. Nadezhda Sinikova, Head of Rosoboronpostavka
• 72. Elena Bereznitskaya-Bruni, chief editor of Newsru.com
• 78. Irena Lesnevskaya, founder of Ren TV
• 79. Tatyana Lazareva, TV presenter
• 83. Olga Slutsker, President of the Federation of Fitness Aerobics of the Russian Federation
• 91. Elena Liptser, lawyer
• 92. Tatyana Paramonova / Tatiana Paramonova, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Transcreditbank
• 94. Polina Deripaska, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the publishing house Forward Media Group
• 100. Bozena Rynska, journalist

Russian Women's Movements

Noonan, Norma Corigliano; Nechemias, Carol, eds. (2001). Encyclopedia of Russian Women's Movements. Greenwood Press.

• All-Russian Congress for the Struggle against the Trade in Women
• Sof’ia Zakharovna Bogel’man / Sofia Zakharovna Bogel'man / Sophia Zakharovna Bogel'man (c.1860s- c.1910s)
• Aleksandra Arkad’evna Davydova / Aleksandra Arkad'evna Davydova (1848-1902)
• Decembrist Women in Siberia in the 1830s–1850s
• First All-Russian Women’s Congress
• Natal’ia Alexandrovna Herzen / Natal’ia Alexandrovna Zakharina / Natal'ia Alexandrovna Herzen / Natal'ia Alexandrovna Zakharina /Natalia Herzen / Natalie Herzen (1817-1852), first wife of Alexander Herzen
• Higher Education for Women in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-
• Century Russia
• Antonina Boleslavna Lesnevskaia / Antonina Lesnevskaia
• Countess Aleksandra Zakharovna Muravieva / Aleksandra Zakharovna Muravieva
• Niglistki / Women Nihilists
• Sof’ia L’vovna Perovskaia
• Pervyi zhenskii kalendar’ / The First Women’s Calendar / PZhK
• Mariia Ivanovna Pokrovskaia
• Russian Society for the Protection of Women / RSPW / Rossiiskoe obshchestvo zashchity zhenshchin
• Liudmila Nikolaevna Ruttsen / Liudmila Nikolaevna Von-Ruttsen
• Ol’ga Andreevna Shapir / Ol’ga Andreevna Kislaikova
• Poliksena Nesterovna Shishkina-Iavein
• Soiuz ravnopraviia zhenshchin / Women’s Equal Rights Union
• Soiuz zhenshchin / Union of Women
• Mariia Aleksandrovna Spiridonova
• Nadezhda Vasil’evna Stasova
• Mariia Vasil’evna Trubnikova
• Women Pharmacists in Late Imperial Russia
• Women’s Medical Courses
• Women’s Military Congress
• Women’s Military Movement of World War I
• Women’s Military Units of World War I
• Women’s periodical publishing in late Imperial Russia
• Women’s periodicals in early twentieth-century Russia
• Zhenskaia Izdatel’skaia Artel’ / Women’s Publishing Artel
• Zhenskaia Progressivnaia Partiia / Women’s Progressive Party

Sub-Saharan Africa

Women in Sub-Saharan Africa

Kathleen E. Sheldon (2005). Historical Dictionary of Women in Sub-Saharan Africa. Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-5331-7.

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Historical Dictionary of Women in Sub-Saharan Africa

Sudan

Women's institutions in Sudan

• The Ahfad Girls School was a private school in Sudan, the first girls school in Sudan. It was established by Babikr Bedri in 1907. It moved from Rufa'a to Omdurman in 1932. In 1933 it expanded to include an intermediate section, and after overcoming government opposition added a secondary course in 1943.
• Union of Sudanese Women Teachers. Established in 1949.
• Sudanese Women Empowerment for Peace (SuWEP) is a Sudanese women's solidarity group, including women from the North, South and Suba Mountains, which worked for peace in Sudan.
• The Sudan National Committee on Traditional Practices (SNCTP) is a group campaigning against female genital mutilation in Sudan. The SNCTP was established as the Sudan National Committee on the Eradication of Harmful Traditional Practices Affecting Women and Children.
• The Omdurman Secondary School for Girls was one of the first secondary schools for girls in Sudan. Established 1949. Several of the SWU founders went there: Su'ad Ibrahim Ahmed, . Fatima Talib taught there. "Khalda Zahir, Fatma Talib, Nafisa Ahmed El Amin, Nafisa Al Meelaik, Saud Abdel Rahman, Thorya Al Drdiri, Fatma Ahmed Ibrahim, Hajja Kashif, Aziza Mekki, Mahasin Jaylani, Thorya Ambabi, and Suad Al Fatih all participated in the first struggle against colonial authorities at the school of Omdurman and accused the head of the school of being unjust to them in 1951."
• The Women's Front (Sudan) was a Sudanese women's organization affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood.
• The League of University Women Graduates was a Sudanese women's organization founded by Mahasin Sa'ad in 1964.

Women's magazines in Sudan

• Bint al-wadi was the first women's magazine in Sudan. It was established in 1947 by Takwa Sarkisian, a Sudanese woman of Armenian origin. Su'ad Fathi was a contributor.
• Sawt almar'a / Sawt el-Mara was the journal of the Sudanese Women's Union. It was launched by Fatima Ahmad Ibrahim as a monthly magazine in 1955. Despite repeated interruptions by the government, it continued for 120 issues.
• al-Qafila was a short-lived Sudanese monthly cultural magazine published by Professor Hajja Kashif Badri in 1956.
• al-Manar was a Sudanese publication established by Professor Thuraya Ambabi in 1964

Sudanese women

• Rashida Shamseldein is a Sudanese women's rights activist. A member of the No to Oppression against Women Initiative, in early 2018 she was summoned for interrogation by the National Intelligence and Security Service as part of a crackdown on human rights activists.
• Najlaa Norin is a Sudanese women's rights activist. A member of the No to Oppression against Women Initiative, in early 2018 she was summoned for interrogation by the National Intelligence and Security Service as part of a crackdown on human rights activists.
• Gomaria Omer is a Sudanese women's rights activist. A member of the No to Oppression against Women Initiative, in early 2018 she was summoned for interrogation by the National Intelligence and Security Service as part of a crackdown on human rights activists.
• Nafisa Ahmed El Amin
• Mahasin Abd al-Aal or Mahadin Abdel Aal was a leader of the Sudanese Communist Party. In 1967 she was one of four women to be elected to the party's Central Committee, along with Suad Ibrahim Ahmed, Naima Babiker al-Rayah and Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim. She married Ahmed Suliman, a lawyer who served as Sudan's Ambassador to the United States. Works: Abdel Aal, Mahasin (2008) “The Participation of Women in Politics” in Badri (ed.), Sudanese Women: Current and Future Situation, Sudan: Ahfad University for Women (in Arabic)
• Naima Babiker Elrayah / Naima Babiker al-Rayah was a leader of the Sudanese Communist Party. In 1967 she was one of four women to be elected to the party's Central Committee, along with Suad Ibrahim Ahmed, Mahasin Abd al-Aal and Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim.
• Mahasin Sa'ad was a Sudanese women's rights activist. She was a founder of the League of University Women Graduates and secretary of the Women's Association of the Umma Party. She was an early pioneer of the Sudanese family planning movement.
• Fawzeya Makhlouf-Norris.
• Phillippa Maghrabi, née Castle (1904-2000) was an English-Sudanese nurse, the wife of Abdelfattah el Maghrabi.
• Mervat al-Neel is a Sudanese activist in the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC). In April 2019 Neel was one of two women on the FFC's 10-member negotiating committee.

First women in Sudan

• Madina Abdalla. In 1940 she became the first female inspector for Girls Education in Sudan.
• Jidawia Mousa / Jadwya Musa. In 1945 she became the first female Oud player in an orchestra in Sudan.
• Hayat Rodwan. In 1945 she became the first female officer in Sudan.
• Dina Akasha / Donia Suliman Akasha. In 1946 she became the first female nurse in Sudan.
• Nafisa Al-Milaik was the youngest girl to work in education and was a founding member of the Union of Teachers.
• Mahasin Osman. In 1947 she became the first female broadcaster in Sudan.
• Takwi Sirskian / Takwi Surksian. In 1947 she became the first female journalist in Sudan.
• Anjeel Jurgis. In 1948 she became the first female university graduate in Sudan.
• 1953. The first constitution committee included Ms. Thoraya Alderdiri
• 1953. Graduation of the first female Sudanese physicians Dr. Khalid Zaher and Dr. Zouri Serkisian.
• Madina Abdalla. In 1958 she became the first woman to get a pension in Sudan.
• Sania Mostafa. In 1962 she became the first female lawyer in Sudan.
• Raja Joma‘ / Raggaa Ahmed Jumaa. In 1963 (or 1956?) she became the first female television broadcaster in Sudan.
• Ehsan Fakhri / Ihsan Fakhri Fareed / Ihsan Mohammed Fakhri. In 1965 (or 1967?) she became the first female judge in Sudan., the first female judge in all of Africa and the first woman to serve as a judge in the Supreme Court.
• Fatma Abubakar was the first woman in the Sudanese army in 1969.
• Nafisa Ahmed El-Amin / Nafisa Muhammed Al Amin. In 1971 she became the first female Deputy Minister in Sudan.
• 1975- Samia Badawi is the first Sudanese girl to win first place in the Sudanese certificate.
• Fartona Kawashi. In 1981 she became the first female nun in Sudan.
• Egnis Lokodo / Agnes Lokodo. In 1995 (or 1991) she became the first female State Governor in Sudan.
• Zainab Abd-Alkareem. In 1998 she became the first female Ambassador in Sudan.
• Ni‘mat Bilal / Nemat Bilal. In 1998 she became the first female General Manager of the Sudan News Agency.
• Noor Alhoda Alshafie‘. In 2001 she became the first female Brigade in Uniformed Forces in Sudan.
• 2006. Ms. Hala Abdelhalim is the first Sudanese woman elected as the head of a political party.
• 2013. The first woman in the army is pharmacist Soad Al Karp followed by Amira Dimitri.
• Badriya Suleiman is the first woman to serve as Vice-President of the parliament.
• Mrs. Seniya Al Rashid is a member of the Constitutional Court.

Women of Sudanese Women Empowerment for Peace in Decision-making Positions after the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

• Rashel Nyadok / Rachel Nyadak / Rachel Nyadak Paul was Minister for Gender, Social Welfare, Youth and Sports – Jongolei state, Southern sector
• Grace Datiero was Minister of Education, West Equatoria State, GOSS Southern sector
• Rebecca Akwaci / Rebecca Joshua Akwaci was Chairperson of Sudan Radio Service, GOSS Southern sector
• Ann Kemo was Deputy Chairperson, Commission DDR South, GOSS Southern sector
• Mary Apai was Advisor to the Governor of Central Equatoria, GOSS Southern sector
• Mary Danial Kodi was MP, Nuba Mountains-SPLM Southern sector
• Agnes Nyoka / Agnes Nyoka Peter / Agnes Nyoka Peter Lokule is a South Sudanese politician and activist. She was MP, National Assembly Southern Sector.
• Amna Mamoun was MP, Damazin Regional Coordinator for Blue Nile-SPLM Southern sector
• Bonguot Amom was MP, GOSS Southern sector
• Mary Nyaulang / Mary Nyaulang Ret was MP, Chairperson for Peace and Reconciliation, GOSS Southern sector.
• June Malek / June Malek Kur / June Malek Kuol is a South Sudanese politician. She was MP, Controller GOSS Southern Sector.
• Monica Ayan magguat / Monica Ayen Maguat is a South Sudanese politician. She was MP, GOSS Southern sector. She is a member of South Sudan's National Legislative Assembly, as the SPLM representative for Rumbek.
• Mary Hillary / Mary Hillary Wani / Mary Hillary Wani Pitia was Member in the Directorate of Finance, Ministry of Finance, GOSS Northern sector. She is Undersecretary for the Ministry of Labor in South Sudan.
• Roda Joseph / Roda Joseph Kuch was Director of Training Programme at Ministry of Housing GOSS Northern sector
• Joy Kwaye was MP, Commissioner Human Rights Commission, GOSS Northern sector
• Veronica Louise Renzi was MP, National Assembly Northern sector
• Margaret Arapal was MP, National Assembly Northern sector
• Shadia Ibrahim was MP, Damazin South Blue Nile Northern sector
• Awel Mawein was MP, National Assembly Northern sector
• Marsa Ahmed was MP Damazin South Blue Nile Northern sector
• Christina Gabrial Ali was MP National Assembly Northern sector
• Howida Shabo was MP, National Assembly- GOS/National Working Committee Northern sector
• Afaf Ahmed Abdarrahman was Member on the Advisory Council of Human Rights- GOS/National Working Committee Northern sector

United Kingdom

Women (died 1910 or earlier) in Who's Who

1. Louisa, Lady Ashburton
2. Dorothea Bayle
3. Louisa Mary Milman, Baroness Berkeley
4. Lady Georgiana Blachford
5. Lady Georgiana Bloomfield
6. Maria Butler
7. Catherine, Duchess of Cleveland
8. Bell Cole
9. Lady Cranstoun / Lady Elizabeth Cranstoun
10. Frances Elgar
11. Margaret Elliot
12. Louisa Johanna Farnborough / Louisa Johanna Lady Farnborough
13. Mary Arabella Arthur Cecil, Countess of Galloway
14. Florence Cecilia, Marchioness of Hastings
15. Lady Howard of Glossop
16. Diana De Vere, Lady Huddleston

British Women's Organisations

Gordon, Peter; Doughan, David (2001). Dictionary of British Women's Organisations, 1825-1960. London & Portland, Or.: Woburn Press. ISBN 0-7130-0223-9.

1. Central Employment Bureau for Women / Women's Employment Publishing Company
2. Church Missionary Society: Ladies' Union / Women's Missionary Society

...

1. Office of Lady Helps
2. Over Forty Association for Women Workers
3. Over Thirty Association
4. Parochial Mission Women's Association
5. Pioneer Club
6. Practical Moral Union of Women of Great Britain and Ireland
7. Queen Mary's Committee for Women's Training and Employment
8. Queen's Club
9. 'Qui Vive' Corps
10. Royal British Legion: Women's Section
11. Royal Female Philanthropic Society
12. Royal Irish Association for Promoting the Training and Employment of Women
13. Saint Andrew's House Club
14. Saint Joan's Social and Political Alliance
15. Salvation Army Home League
16. Sandringham Club
17. School Nurses' League
18. Scottish Churches' League for Woman Suffrage
19. Scottish Co-operative Women's Guild
20. Scottish University Women's Suffrage Union
21. Sea Rangers
22. Sesame Club
23. Sisters of Charity
24. Sisters of the People
25. Slade Club
26. Snowdrop Bands
27. Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress
28. Society for Founding and Maintaining Homes for Working Girls in London
29. Society for Promoting Female Welfare
30. Society for Promoting the Return of Women as Poor Law Guardians / Women Guardians Society
31. Society for the Encouragement of Home Study
32. Society for the Ministry of Women in the Church / Society for the Equal Ministry of Men and Women in the Church
33. Society for the Oversea Settlement of British Women / Womens' Migration and Overseas Appointment Society
34. Society for the Promotion of Co-operative Housekeeping and Household Service
35. Society for the Promotion of Women's Suffrage
36. Society for the Provision of Birth Control Clinics
37. Society for the State Registration of Trained Nurses / National Council of Churches of the United Kingdom
38. Society of American Women in London
39. Society of Women Employed in Bookbinding
40. Society of Women Housing Estate Managers
41. Society of Women Welders
42. Soho Club
43. Soroptimist Clubs
44. Spiritual Militancy League
45. Stamp Section (GPO) Lady Assistants' Association
46. Standing Conference of Women's Organisations
47. Stansfeld Trust
48. Status of Women Committee
49. Student Nurses' Association
50. Suffrage Club
51. Suffragette Fellowship
52. Suffragists' Vigilance League
53. Territorial Forces Nursing Service
54. Theatrical Ladies' Guild
55. Three Arts Club
56. Time and Talents Guild
57. Toc H Women's Association
58. Town and Country Club
59. Townswomen's Guilds
60. Union of Catholic Mothers
61. Union of Practical Suffragists
62. Union of Private Governesses
63. Union of Women Matchmakers
64. United British Women's Emigration Association / United Englishwomen's Emigration Register / United Englishwomen's Emigration Association
65. United Free Church of Scotland Women's Foreign Mission
66. United Sisters' Benevolent Society
67. United Women Bookbinders' Union
68. United Women Bookfolders' Union
69. United Women's Insurance Society
70. Victoria Club
71. Victorian Club
72. Wantage Club
73. West Central Jewish Girls' Club
74. Whittington Club and Metropolitan Athenaeum
75. Woman's Elevation League
76. Woman's League for Mothers and Women in Positions of Responsibility
77. Woman's Mission to Women
78. Women Cigar Makers' Protective Union
79. Women Inspectors
80. Women Sorters' Association
81. Women Teachers' Franchise Union
82. Women's Advisory Council on Solid Fuel
83. Women's Aerial League
84. Women's Amateur Rowing Association
85. Women's Anti-Opium Committee
86. Women's Automobile and Sports Association
87. Women's Auxiliary to the Baptist Union of Scotland
88. Women's Club / Working Women's Club
89. Women's Corona Society
90. Women's Education Union
91. Women's Educational and Industrial Union of London
92. Women's Employment Defence League
93. Women's Employment Federation
94. Women's Farm and Garden Association
95. Women's Franchise Declaration Committee
96. Women's Gas Council / Women's Gas Federation and Young Homemakers
97. Women's Group on Public Welfare / Women's Forum / Women's Group on Problems Arising from Evacuation
98. Women's Guild of Empire
99. Women's Home Defence
100. Women's Imperial Defence Council
101. Women's Institute
102. Women's International Maybrick Association
103. Women's League for Municipal Reform
104. Women's League of Health and Beauty
105. Women's Liberal Unionist Association
106. Women's London Gardening Association
107. Women's Municipal Society
108. Women's National Co-operative Self-Help Society
109. Women's National League of Unity / Women's League of Unity
110. Women's National Liberal Association
111. Women's Navy League
112. Women's Peace and Arbitration Auxiliary
113. Women's Press Association
114. Women's Press Club
115. Women's Protestant Union
116. Women's Publicity Planning Association
117. Women's True Temperance Committee
118. Women's Unionist and Tariff Reform Association
119. Women's University Settlement
120. Women's Vegetarian Union
121. Work Girls' Protection Society
122. Workers' Birth Control Group
123. World Women's Committee Against War and Fascism (British Section) / Women's Committee Against War and Fascism
124. Writers Club
125. Yorkshire Ladies' Council of Education
126. Young Women's Help Society

Women in Westminster

2020 edition; see Women in Westminster: The 100:

• Anne Alexander (journalist)
• Zamila Bunglawala
• Elin de Zoete
• Jo Field
• Laura Hughes (journalist)
• Laura Parker (activist)
• Carys Roberts
• Sienna Rodgers
• Laura Sainsbury
• Frances Scott
• Katy Searle
• Sam Smethers
• Cleo Watson
• Caroline Wheeler
• Rachel Wolf
• Esmé Wren

2024 edition (source):

• Aletha Adu
• Alexandra Burns
• Amy Rees
• Angela MacDonald
• Anna Isaac
• Caroline Wheeler
• Carys Roberts
• Catherine Haddon
• Charlotte Pickles
• Claire Reynolds
• Eleanor Shawcross
• Eleni Courea
• Elizabeth Johnson
• Emma Churchill
• Fehintola Akinlose
• Helen Stephenson
• Helen Wood
• Jackie Storer
• Jaee Samant
• Jaswant Kaur Narwal
• Joeli Brearley
• Katie Martin
• Kitty Donaldson
• Leila Pilgrim
• Libby Jukes
• Lucy Boast
• Lucy Fisher
• Melanie Fernandes and Anne Mirkovic
• Mhari Aurora
• Naomi Smith
• Rachel Bradley
• Ruby Lott-Lavigna
• Ruth Chambers
• Sam Lister
• Sharon Gaffka
• Stephanie Driver
• Susannah Storey
• Tanisha Aggarwal
• Vidhya Alakeson

United States

Women's Press Organizations

• Association of Women Broadcasters / Association of Women Directors.
• Colorado Press Women.
• Delaware Press Association / Delaware Press Women.
• Denver Women's Press Club.
• Detroit Women Writers / Detroit Press Club / Detroit Women's Press Club / Detroit Women Writers Club.
• Idaho Press Women.
• Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS).
• Kansas Press Women.
• Michigan Press Women.
• Michigan Woman's Press Association (MWPA).
• Michigan Woman's Press Club.
• Minnesota Press Women.
• New York Times Women's Caucus.
• Ohio Newspaper Women's Association.
• Southern California Women's Press Club (SCWPC).
• Utah Woman's Press Club (UWPC).
• Women's Press Association of the South.
• Woman's Press Club of Cininnati (WPC).
• Woman's Press Club of Indiana (WCPI).
• Women, Men and Media.

Writing African-American Women

• Elizabeth Ann Beaulieu, ed. (2006). Writing African American women: an encyclopedia of literature by and about women of color. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. ISBN 0313331960.

1. Johann Amini
2. Use of Ancestor
3. The Autobiography of My Mother
4. Baby of the Family
5. Amiri Bakara
6. Behind the Scenes, or, Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House
7. Black Feminist Criticism
8. Black Masculinity
9. Blanche among the Talented Tenth
10. Blanche Cleans Up
11. Blanche Passes Go
12. Brothers and Sisters
13. Annie Louise Burton
14. By the Light of My Father's Smile
15. Caucasia
16. Children's and Young Adult Literature
17. The Chinaberry Tree
18. Maxine Clair
19. Comedy: American Style
20. Mae Cowdery
21. Crossing Over Jordan
22. Delany Sisters
23. Detective Fiction
24. Disappearing Acts

[...]

1. There Is Confusion
2. Katherine Davis Chapman Tillman
3. Ugly Ways

Black Women in America

• Hine, Darlene Clark; Brown, Elsa Barkley; Terborg-Penn, Rosalyn, eds. (1994), Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia, Indiana University Press, ISBN 0-253-32774-1

1. African Methodist Episcopal preaching women
2. African missionary movement
3. Associations for the Protection of Negro Women
4. Afro-American autobiography
5. Black Baptist church
6. Beauty culture / Black beauty culture / Black beauty culture in America / African American beauty culture / African-American beauty culture / Beauty culture for Black women in America
7. Birth control movement
8. Women and Black nationalism / Black nationalism and women
9. Black Studies and women
10. Black Women Mayors' Caucus
11. Women in Blues / Women in blues and jazz
12. Lauretta Green Butler
13. Mary Ellen Cable
14. Anne Reid Cooke
15. Mary Lucinda Cardwell Dawson
16. Marion Douglas / Maranantha Quick / Abbie Louise Douglas
17. Sara J. Hatcher Duncan
18. Ethel Trew Dunlap
19. Louise Evans
20. Lulu Fleming / Louise Cecilia Fleming
21. Forten Sisters, Sarah Louisa Forten Purvis, Harriet D. Forten Purvis
22. Addie Waits Hunton
23. Nell Cecilia Jackson
24. Ann Battles Johnson
25. Sophie Bethene Jones
26. Virginia Lucy Jones
27. Princilla Violet Smart Evans
28. Eleanor L. Ison-Franklin / Eleanor L. Ison Franklin / Eleanor Ison Franklin
29. Sadie Catherine Gassaway / Sadie C. Gassaway / Sadie Gassaway
30. Esther A. H. Hopkins / Esther Arvilla Harrison Hopkins
31. Eunice L. Jones
32. Nellie B. Mitchell
33. Mary Oglesby / Mary Owings
34. Maude Sanders
35. Minnie Taylor Scott
36. Olivia Shipp / Olivia Sophie L'Ange
37. Celestine Louise Smith / Celestine Smith / Celestine L. Smith
38. Delores Margaret Richard Spikes / Delores R. Spikes / Delores Spikes
39. Fredericka Douglass Sprague Perry & Rosabelle Douglass Sprague Jones
40. Edna Lewis Thomas
41. Sarah Williamson (missionary)
42. Louise Evans / Louise Evans Briggs-Hall
43. International Ladies' Auxiliary

Latinas in the United States

• Ruiz, Vicki L.; Sanchez Korroll, Virginia, eds. (2006), Latinas in the United States: A Historical Encyclopedia, Indiana University Press, ISBN 978-0253346803

Volume I

1. Celia M. Acosta Vice
2. Amelia Agostini del Rio
3. Carmen Albelo
4. Delia Alvarez
5. Linda Alvarez
6. Alvarez v. Lemon Grove School District
7. Americanization Programs
8. Aprenda y Superese
9. Jesusita Aragón
10. María Feliciana Arballo
11. Arizona Orphan Abduction
12. Franca de Armiño
13. Latina artists
14. Asociación Nacional México-Americana / ANMA
15. Judith Francesca Baca
16. Polly Baca Barragán
17. María Gertrudis Barceló
18. Santa Contreras Barraza
19. Plácida Peña Barrera
20. Julieta Saucedo Bencomo
21. Socorro Hernández Bernasconi
22. Amalia V. Betanzos
23. Bilingual education of Latinas
24. María DeCastro Blake
25. Juana Borrero Pierra
26. Mirna Ramos Burciaga
27. Diana Caballero
28. Angelina Cabrera / Angie Cabrera
29. Rose Marie Calderón
30. California Sanitary Canning Company Strike
31. Eulalia Francesca y Josepha Calvillo
32. Nohelia de los Angeles Canales
33. María Jesefa Canino
34. Cántico de la Mujer Latina
35. Anna Carbonell
36. Josefa Carrillo de Fitch
37. Casita Maria / Casita Maria, New York
38. Guadalupe Castillo
39. Amelia Moran Ceja
40. Central American Immigrant Women
41. Centro Hispano Católico
42. Centro Mater
43. Margarita Cepeda-Leonardo
44. Angie González Chabram
45. Chicana Caucus
46. Cigar Workers / Cigar workers
47. Latinas in cinema
48. Circulo Cultural Isabel la Católica
49. Clinica de la Beneficencia Mexicana
50. Rufa Concepción Fernández Colón / Concha Colón
51. Latinas in the Communist Party
52. Congreso del Pueblo
53. Lina Córdova
54. Evangelina Cossio y Cisneros
55. Mercedes Margarita Martínez Crawford
56. Cuban and Puerto Rican Revolutionary Party
57. Cuban Independence Women's Clubs
58. Cuban Women's Club
59. Uva De Aragón
60. Genoveva De Arteaga
61. Dolores C. De Avila
62. Jessie López de la Cruz
63. Beatríz de la Garza
64. Adelaida Rebecca Del Castillo
65. Pura Del Prado
66. Carmen Del Valle
67. Jane L. Delgardo
68. Demography of Latinas in the United States
69. Deportations during the Great Depression
70. Rita DiMartino
71. Beatrice Escerado Dimas
72. Domestic violence against Latinas
73. Latina domestic workers
74. Dominican American National Roundtable / DANR
75. Duerto Carmen y Laura
76. María Echaveste
77. Education of Latinas in the United States / Education of Latinas
78. El Monte Berry Strike
79. El Paso Laundry Strike
80. El Rescate
81. Latina entrepreneurs
82. Environment and the border
83. Josefina Escajeda
84. Carmen Bernal Escobar
85. Gregoria Esquivel
86. Yolanda Almaraz Esquivel
87. Latinas and the family
88. Farah Strike
89. Latina farmworkers
90. Latinas and feminism
91. Sor Isolina Ferré Aguayo
92. Belén Figueroa
93. Loida Mercado Figueroa
94. Diana Flores
95. Encarnación Villarreal Escobedo Florez
96. Latina folk healing / Latina folk healing traditions / Folk healing traditions / Folk healing
97. Phoenix Friendly House / Friendly House, Phoenix / Friendly House
98. Carmen Cornejo Gallegos
99. Latinas and gangs / Latina gangs
100. Providencia García / Provi García
101. Aimee García Cortese
102. Carolina García-Aguilera
103. María Garcíaz
104. Latinas in the garment industry
105. Socorro Gómez-Potter
106. Elvira Rodriguez de Gonzáles
107. Matiana González
108. Jovita González Mireles
109. Great Depression and Mexican American women / Mexican American women in the Great Depression
110. Fermima Guerra
111. Rosa Guerrero
112. Victoria Partida Guerrero
113. Rosalinda Guillen Herrera
114. Luz Bazán Gutiérrez
115. Madre María Dominga Guzmán

Volume II

1. Rosalie Méndez Hamlin
2. Health of Latinas
3. Olivia Hernández
4. Elena Herrera
5. María Cristina Herrera
6. Hispanic Mother-Daughter Program / HMDP
7. Houchen Settlement, El Paso / El Paso Houchen Settlement / Houchen Settlement
8. Cecilia Olivarez Huerta
9. Jovita Idar Juárez
10. Immigration of Latinas to the United States / Latina immigration to the United States
11. Intermarriage in the United States
12. Cleofas Martinez Jaramillo
13. María de los Angeles Jiménez
14. Latinas in journalism / Latinas in print media
15. Sylvia Rodríguez Kimbell
16. Beatrice Amado Kissinger
17. La Mujer Obrera
18. Latinas in labor unions / Latina labor unions
19. Las Hermanas
20. Latina United States Treasurers
21. Latinas in the United States Congress
22. Josephine Ledesma
23. Consuelo Lee Tapia
24. Legal issues affecting Latinas / Legal issues / Latinas and the law
25. Ruth Esther Soto León / La Hermana León
26. Latina lesbians
    1. "Letter from Chapultepec"
27. Latinas and liberation theology
28. Lideres Campesinas
29. Latinas in literature
30. María I.López
31. Nancy Marie López
32. Rosie López
33. Gloria López Córdova
34. Apolinaria Lorenzana
35. Los Angeles Garment Workers' Strike
36. Alicia Guadalupe Elizondo Lozano
37. Mónica Cecilia
38. María Elena Lucas
39. Ester Machuca
40. Amelia Margarita Maldonado
41. Mariachi Estrella de Topeka
42. Guadalupe Marshall
43. Agueda Salazar Martínez
44. Anita N. Martínez
45. Frances Aldama Martínez
46. Vilma S. Martínez
47. Inocencia Martínez Santaella
48. Teresa N. McBride
49. Elena Inés Mederos y Cabañas de González
50. Media stereotypes of Latinas
51. Latinas and medicine / Latinas in medicine
52. Esther Medina
53. Sara Meléndez
54. Consuelo Herrera Méndez
55. Méndez v. Westminster
56. María Estella Altamirano Mendoza
57. Mendoza v. Tucson School District No. 1
58. Victoria Mercado / Vicky Mercado
59. Mexican Mothers' Club, University of Chicago Settlement House
60. Latinas in the Mexican Revolution
61. Border Women in the Mexican Revolution
62. Latinas in Mexican Schools
63. Migration and Labor of Latinas
64. Latinas in Military Service
65. Latinas in mining communities
66. Ruth Mojica-Hammer
67. Elba Iris Montes-Donnelly
68. Mora Magdalena
69. Gloria Flores Moraga
70. Nilda M. Morales-Horowitz
71. Irma Morillo
72. Latina movie stars
73. Mujeres in Action
74. Mujeres Latinas En Acción / MLEA
75. Mujeres por la Raza
76. Mujerista Theology
77. Carolina Malpica de Munguia
78. María del Carmen Muñoz
79. National Association of Puerto Rican/Hispanic Social WOrkers / NAPRHSW
80. National Conference of Puerto Rican Women / NACOPRW
81. National Hispanic Feminist Conference
82. National Puerto Rican Forum
83. M. Susana Navarro
84. Trinidad Nerio
85. New Economics for Women / NEW
86. Anna Nieto Gómez
87. Latina nuns / Latina colonial nuns / colonial nuns
88. Contemporary Latina nuns / Contemporary nuns
89. Sylvia Colorado O'Donnell
90. Olga Ballesteros Olivares
91. Mercedes Olivera
92. Manuela Ontiveros
93. Maria Concepción Ortiz y Pino de Kleven / Concha Ortiz y Pino de Kleven
94. Maria Elena O'Shea
95. Ingrid Otero-Smart
96. Sonia Palacio-Grottola
97. Lucia Gonzáles Parsons
98. Dolores Patiño Rio
99. Linda Lorena Pauwels Pfeiffer
100. Ana Peña de Bordas / Virginia de Peña de Bordas
101. Ana Marcial Peñaranda
102. Latinas in the Pentecostal Church
103. Nina Perales
104. Graciela Pérez
105. Pérez v. Sharp
106. Phelps Dodge Strike
107. Encarnación Pinedo
108. Latinas in electoral politics
109. Latinas in party politics
110. Popular religiosity of Latinas / Popular religiosity / Latina popular religiosity
111. Propositions 187 and 209
112. Puerto Rican Association for Community Affairs / PRACA
113. Puerto Rican Radical Politics in New York
114. Puerto Rican Women Political Prisoners
115. Alicia Otilia Quesada
116. Dora Ocampo Quesada
117. Luisa Quintero
118. Race consciousness of Latinas / Color consciousness of Latinas / Race and color consciousness
119. Emelia Schunior Ramírez
120. Tina Ramírez
121. Rape of Latinas
122. Marita Reid
123. Victoria Comicrabit Reid
124. Religion of Latinas
125. Guadelupe Reyes
126. Angelina Moreno Rico
127. Roxana Rivera
128. Domitila Rivera Martinez
129. Inés Robles Diaz
130. Hermelinda Morales Rodriguez
131. Isabel Hernández Rodriguez / Isabel Rodriguez
132. Josepha Rodriguez / Chepita Roriguez
133. Patricia Rodriguez
134. Sofia Rodriguez
135. María Cristina Rodriguez Cabral
136. Lola Rodriguez de Tió
137. Verneda Rodriguez McLean
138. Shirley Rodriguez Remeneski
139. Marie Romero Cash
140. Leoncia Rosado Rousseau / Mamá Léo Rosado Rousseau
141. Bernarda Ruiz
142. Irene Hernández Ruiz
143. Ana Gloria San Antonio
144. San Antonio Pecan Shellers' Strike
145. San Joaquin Valley Cotton Strike
146. María Clemencia Sánchez
147. María E. Sánchez
148. Rebecca Sánchez Cruz
149. Aura Luz Sánchez Garfunkel
150. Petra Santiago
151. María del Jesús Saucedo
152. Esperanza Acosta Mendoza Schechter / Hope Schechter
153. Latina scientists
154. Elvira Sena
155. Emma Sepúlveda
156. Latina sexuality
157. Josefina Silva de Cintrón / Pepiña Silva de Cintrón
158. Sister Carmelita / Carmela Zapata Bonilla Marrero
159. Latinas and slavery
160. Adela Sloss-Vento
161. El Paso Smeltertown
162. Plácida Elvira Garcia Smith
163. Adaljiza Sos-Riddell
164. Carmen Lillian Soto Feliciano / Lily Soto Feliciano
165. Clementina Souchet
166. Spanish Borderlands / Latinas in the Spanish Borderlands
167. Colonial law in the Spanish Borderlands
168. Comadrazgo in the Spanish Borderlands
169. Early settlement life in the Spanish Borderlands
170. Encomienda in the Spanish Borderlands
171. Latinas in California
172. Latinas in New Mexico
173. Latinas in St. Augustine
174. Latinas in Texas
175. Women's will's in the Spanish Borderlands
176. Latinas and spiritism
177. Latinas and spiritism in New York City / Spiritism in New York City
178. Street vending by Latinas
179. Latinas and student movements / Latina student movements
180. Substitute Auxiliary Teachers
181. Tabaqueros' Unions
182. Yolanda Tarango
183. Tex-Son Strike
184. Latinas and theater
185. Latina playwrights
186. Villalongin Dramatic Company
187. María Elena Toraño-Pantin
188. Alva Torres
189. Ida Inés Torres
190. Lourdes Torres
191. Estela Portilllo Trambley
192. Latinas and the Treaty of Paris
193. Louise Ulibarri Sánchez
194. Women in the United Farm Workers / Women in the UFW
195. Epifania de Guadelupe Vallejo
196. María Paula Rosalia Vallejo de Leese
197. Vanguardia Puertorriqueña
198. Beatriz Varela
199. María Varela
200. Anna Vásquez
201. Eriqueta Longeaux y Vásquez
202. Loreta Janeta Velásquez
203. Nydia M. Velásquez
204. Emilí Vélez de Vando
205. Anita Vélez-Mitchell
206. Sherezada Vicioso Sánchez
207. Irma Vidal
208. Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre
209. Watsonville Strike
210. Mary Rose Garrido Wilcox
211. Esther Valladolid Wolf
212. Latinas in World War II
213. Rosa Martin Zárate
214. Alejandra Rojas Zúñiga

Famous American Women

From Robert McHenry, Famous American women

1. Vera Charlotte Scott Cushman (1876-1946)
2. Alice Louise Higgins Lothrop (1870- 1920)
3. Mary Anne Bryant Mayo (1845-1903)
4. Sister Louise Van der Schrieck / Louise Van der Schrieck (1813-1886)

Notable American Women

• James, Edward T.; James, Janet Wilson, eds. (1974), Notable American Women: a biographical dictionary, Harvard University Press

See now Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Notable American Women,_1607–1950

National Women's History Project

From the list of women honored for National Women's History Week and National Women's History Month, predominantly environmentalists honored in 2009. See Reagle, Joseph; Rhue, Lauren (2011), "Gender Bias in Wikipedia and Britannica", Journal of Communication, 5: 1138–1158

1. Jenny Blaker (born 1955)
2. Barbara K. Byrd (born 1949)
3. Gillian Christie
4. Ellie M. Cohen
5. Madie Collins (born 1950s)
6. Caitlin Alexandra Dunbar (1989-2004)
7. Sister Claretta Easter (1901-1998)
8. Matilda Elizabeth Frelinghuysen (1888-1969)
9. Pamela A. Frucci (born 1932)
10. Sunshine Goodmorning (born 1974)
11. Ann Hancock (born 1950)
12. Linda M. Hiltabrand (born 1953)
13. Mary Hultman (born 1955)
14. Victoria Johnston (born 1953)
15. Elizabeth Donnell Kay (1895-1987)
16. Eryn Klosko (born 1971)
17. Lora Ledermann (born 1967)
18. Judy Kellogg Markowsky (born 1945)
19. Rose Marie Williams McGuire (born 1936)
20. Dr. Jeannie McLain (born 1960)
21. Tanya Narath (born 1963)
22. Linda Petee
23. Dr. Diana Post
24. Amanda Quraishi (born 1974)
25. Elsie Roemer (1893-1991)
26. Mary Rozmajzl
27. Maxine Lazarus Savitz (born 1937)
28. Carolyn M. Scott (born 1955)
29. Kate Shackford (born 1951)
30. Robyn Staup Sweet / Robyn Sweet (born 1976)
31. Anne P. Teller (born 1931), sustainable farmer
32. Tina J. Terrell (born 1964)
33. Laurie Tippin (born 1955), conservationist
34. Nichole Trushell (born 1955))
35. Janice S. Wiles (born 1956), environmentalist