"Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think. It's splendid to find out there are so many of them in the world."
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Chapultepec Castle isn't in great shape, courtesy of Vvven, but the esWiki article is featured
Rhabdospora Is it a fish cell? or a parasite?
| Alaskan Women | Originally | Status | Goal | Additional notes and sources |
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| Juanita Lou Helms | Redlinked | 
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See if I can get a more modern picture that's not just her in high school |
| Sylvia Ringstad | Redlinked | 
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| Diane Kaplan | Redlinked |
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Alaska Women's Hall of Fame 2023 |
| Brideen Crawford Milner | Redlinked |
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Alaska Women's Hall of Fame 2021, founded City National Bank of Anchorage, Alaska State Bank; State chairman of the Alaska Savings Bond Comittee, on the Board of Directors of the US Savings Bond division, on the executive comitte of the American Bankers Association's Savings Division, + many other roles; campaigned extensively for Wally Hickel, Ernest Gruening, and Bob Bartlett | |
| Marie Carroll | Redlinked; exists only as a redirect | Alaska Native whaling advocate, 2019 AWHOF member, CEO of ASNA(2007-today)[1][2], first executive director of the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission. Son Quinton Uksi Carroll, might be Wikipedia:TOOSOON, but appears to be taking after his mother [3] | ||
| Karleen Grummett | Redlinked | Alaskan author, organizer of a memorial to Japanese-Alaskans placed into internment camps during WWII. 2020 AWHOF [4][5][6] |
| Article/draft | Notes and sources | Originally | Milestones | Country |
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| Nicole Chang-Leng | Lots of sources, just needs writing. | Redlinked on all projects |  Seychelles
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| Drinka Pavlović | Sources will mostly be in Serbian, and offline. Might not be able to take past creation | Redlinked, articles on ruWiki and srWiki |  Serbia/ Yugoslavia
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| Berta Moraleda | Lots of sources in both Spanish and English
Other sources (all connected with her) give the title to Teresina del Rey, and while she may be notable in her own right, she wasn't the first woman aviator from Cuba. Moraleda's first flight was in 1931, when del Ray was just sixteen. |
Redlinked |  Cuba
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| Bandy Kiki | Lots of sources brought up in her deletion discussion, but the article needs cleaned up. DYK candidate. [7][8] | C with sourcing issues |  Cameroon
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| Elena Larrea | Bisexual animal right's activist who helped pass anti-bestiality laws via her OnlyFans account. Lots of sourcing, looks reliable at first glance. Might translate and then refine | Redlinked on enWiki, es:Elena Larrea |  Mexico
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| Alessa Flores | Transgender right's activist, homicide victim. English language articles about her death:[9][10][11]
Supreme court case:[12] Intervention to make sure her death was treated as femicide [13] |
Relinked on enWiki,es:Alessa Flores | Mexico
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| Tiffany Colleman | 2022 winner of Miss Star International, 2019 winner of Miss International Queen Nicaragua, studied engineering | Redlinked on enWiki, es:Tiffany Colleman |  Nicaragua
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Lists of ideas:
Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/308
Timeline of women in aviation has redlinks and WIR stubs to be expanded
Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Native American Women