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Category:WikiWomen's History Month

Below is a list of articles that can be created or expanded related to women! Articles here can also be translated. Also:

... there is a long list of missing biographies and topics here.

... this women's bibliography list might be helpful.

Architecture edit

Articles for creation of expansion can be found here: List of female architects.

Anna Campbell Bliss architect

Dance edit

Lois Bewley (1934–2012), American dancer, opera director, costume designer and choreographer
Beba Bidart (1924-1994), Argentine (es)
Mary Anne Campion (c.1687–1706), English singer and dancer (ODNB)
Selena Romanovna Čičagova (1767-1808), Russian (it)
Mariella Converti (1956-2002), Italian (it)
Belle Davis (1874-c.1838), American dancer and singer (ODNB)
Madge Elliott (1896-1955), Australian dancer and actor (ODNB)
Letizia Giss (1920-2004), Italian (it)
Isabella Gomez: Gibraltarian gold medallist at the IDO World Show Dance Championships
Hortense Allen Jordan (1919-2008), American dancer and choreographer
Helena Pachón Luengo (b.1965), Spanish (es)
Marie Marchowsky (1919-1997), American teacher and choreographer of modern dance
Jane Poitier (1736 - in or after 1788), English singer and dancer (ODNB)
Sarah Anne Maclaren: Gibraltarian gold medallist at the IDO World Show Dance Championships
María Rivarola (b. 1957), Argentine (es)
Elvira Santamaría (1929-1999), Argentine (es)
Mary Wilford / Mary Bulkley / Mary Barrisford (ODNB)

Education edit

Maria Montessori(Chiaravalle, 31 agosto 1870 – Noordwijk, 6 maggio 1952) :Italian physician and educator
Gwendolyn Jordan Dungy: Director of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. [1][2][3][4]
Mimi Abramovitz: Needs additional citations. Improvement suggestions on talk page.
May Rankin: Carroll University, Waukesha WI theatre professor
Flora J. Cook: Educator
Elise Ripley Clapp: Educator
Laura Bragg: Educator
Charl Williams: Educator
Alice Temple (educator): Child Educator
Ella Victoria Dobbs: Child Educator
Lucy Gage: Child Educator

Fashion edit

Khirma Eliazov, Handbag designer[5][6][7][8]
Saniya Khan Pakistani-Canadian fashion designer.[9][10][11]

Companies edit

Natty Paint Woman owned, Baltimore based silk screened vintage apparel company.[12][13][14][15]

Feminists edit

Feminist redlist

Food and Wine edit

Natalie Slater Creator of BakeandDestroy.com.[16][17][18][19]
Merry Edwards
Dr. Linda Bisson
Celia Welch
Anna Monticelli
Ashley Heisey
Anne Vawter
Martha McCellan Levy
Mary Anne Tsai
Pam Starr
Milla Handley
Karen Cakebread
Lulu Peyraud (France)
Joy Sterling
Cristina Mantilla (Spain)
Gina Gallo
Sandrine Garbay (France)
Anne-Claude Leflaive (France)
Alison Crowe
Kris Curran
Ashley Hepworth
Joy Andersen (Washington)
Patricia Green (wine) (Oregon)
Susan Sokol Blosser (Oregon)
Lynn Penner Ash (Oregon)
Susana Balbo (Argentina)
Cecilia Torres (Chile)
Véronique Drouhin
Sally Johnson (wine)
Cecilia Torres (Chile)
Vanya Cullen (Australia)
Alexia Luca de Tena (Spain)
Isabelle Baratin-Canet (France)
Pascale Peyronie (France)
Laurie Hook
Julianne Laks
Darice Spinelli
Genevieve Janssens

Human rights edit

Ginetta Sagan Award winners without articles:

2009: Yolanda Becerra Vega, Colombia
2004: Nebahat Akkoc, Turkey
2002: Jeannine Mukanirwa, Democratic Republic of Congo
2000: Helen Akongo, Uganda and Giulia Tamayo León, Peru
1998: Beatrice Mukansinga, Rwanda

Health and fitness edit

Steph Davis
Sara Ivanhoe, Yoga Video Instructor of Crunch Yoga series, 20 Min Yoga Makeover, Yoga for Dummies.[20][21][22][23]
Cristianne Ray: World smallest mother.[24][25][26]

History edit

Pringle-Patric House, one of the first women shelter's in the United States
National Conference of Women, United States, 1977
Artoria Gibbons, Tattooed Lady
Fanny Bullock Workman

Mathematics edit

Vera Nikolaevna Maslennikova could be expanded, and an article in her native Russian would be good.

Nobility edit

Vittoria Accoramboni: Italian woman known for lots of drama which inspired many a book!

Organizations edit

World YWCA - Article needs work and it's not even in many languages. Compare it to YMCA.

Politics and activism edit

Ottilie Abrahams: Political leader and doctor who helped with the independence of Namibia.
Juliette Adam: French feminist, activist and journalist. She was the only woman who was in attendance at the Treaty of Versailles signing.
Emma Adler: Austrian socialist and women's rights activist
Feminism in Germany
Women's Joint Congressional Committee: U.S. congressional political organization
Mari Montegriffo: Gibraltarian Mayor & government minister
Mildred Loomis decentralist writer, activist (see Ralph Borsodi)
Theodora W. Youmans
Carissa Phelps: youth advocate, social entrepreneur, author

Public safety edit

Lola Baldwin: The first female police officer in the United States.
Penny Harrington: The first female police officer in Portland, Oregon.
Women's police station

Punk rock edit

Bikini Kill (Start-class)
Cinder Block (Stub-class)
Delta 5 (Stub-class)
The Go-Go's (Start-class)
The Innocents (Start-class)
The Slits (Start-class)
Wendy O. Williams (Start-class)

Science and technology edit

see this long list from Wikipedia:WikiProject Women scientists
also see this list of missing women scientists & inventors

Sports edit

Football/Soccer edit

Australia national team edit

Brazil national team edit

Danielli, Brazil WNT

Canada national team edit

China national team edit

Ma Li (footballer), China, first goalscorer at official FIFA World Cup 1

Denmark national team edit

Mikka Hansen, Denmark WNT 1, 2

Mexico national team edit

Norway national team edit

Hege Hansen, Arna-Bjørnar, Norway WNT [27]
Mari Knudsen, LSK Kvinner, Norway WNT [28]

Vietnam national team edit

Theatre/Acting edit

Carmen Gomez - Gibraltarian theatrical performer, actress and Miss Gibraltar 1970
Sara Adler - Yiddish actress

Visual art edit

Please see Wikipedia:WikiProject Women artists/Worklist.

Narciso Abeyta: Native American (Navajo) painter.
Etel Adnan: Lebanese author and painter
Rosemarie Beck: American abstract expressionist. Article needs clean up.
Su Blackwell, pop up book artist.[29][30][31]
Elizabeth Goodridge: American painter who painted minatures
Sarah Moon - Fashion photographer.[32][33]
Sue Rubira: UK contemporary portrait artist.[34]

From the Grove edit

These are missing biographies of notable women artists from the Grove Dictionary of Art. I've stubbed out about 20 so far this month, but with the time I have I'll never finish all of these by the end of the month. Most of these were found by searching "she sculptor" - I suppose searching "she painter" would come up with more missing entries. If you'd like to work on any of these and don't have access to the Grove, drop me a message and I can email you a copy of the specific article. Also, put your sig next to the name so we don't tread on each other's toes. Thanks, Lithoderm 07:16, 22 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Writers edit

see: Wikipedia:WikiProject Women writers/Missing articles

List of women in Bloomsbury Guide to Women's Literature - Anyone from this list
Climbing Free, by Lynn Hill
Margaret Mielke (1912–1980) a poet laureate
Mary B. Ward poet laureate in 1950s Alabama
Helen Friedman Blackshear (1911–2003) a poet laureate in Alabama
Sue Walker (poet), a poet laureate in Alabama
Margarette Ball Dickson, poet laureate of Minnesota from 1934 until 1963
Laurene Tibbetts-Larson poet laureate of Minnesota from 1974 until 1999
Vivian Laramore Rader, Florida's poet laureate from 1931 until her death in 1975
Erica Dawson, African-American poet whose two books have both won awards

Translation candidates edit

From Spanish edit

You can help improve these articles by translating their Spanish articles into English.