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Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. |
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- This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their activism, writing, art, political work and other areas as feminists.
Algeria edit
Armenia edit
Australia edit
- Margaret Eliot (feminist)/Margaret Greenland (1943-2008) one of the founders of the Women's Liberation Movement [2], [3], [4]
- Eileen Haley [5], [6], [7], [8], [9]
- Biff Ward (1942) women's liberationist and writer--Stella Prize winner [10], [11], [12], [13], [14]
Belgium edit
- Jeanne Beeckmann (1891–1963), physician, women's rights activist, politician [15], [16]
- Juliette Carton de Wiart née Verhaegen (1872–1955), children's and women's rights activist, pacifist, active in the CNFB [17]
- Margerite Van de Wiele (1857–1941), French-speaking writer, women's rights activist and president of the CNFB [18]
Benin edit
Brazil edit
es:Categoría:Feministas de Brasil
- Elissa Fichtler (es) (born 1978), human rights activist, social educator, fundraiser, founder of "Semeando Gênero" and other NGOs.
- Ivete Sacramento (es) (born 1952), writer, anthropologist, ethnologist
- Maria Teresa Silveira de Barros Camargo (es) (1894-1975)
Cameroon edit
- Louise Tappa, Cameroonian feminist theologian
- Rose-Zoe Obianga
Canada edit
- Donna Read, filmmaker, as of November 2019 not on WD.[19]
- Dorothy Heneker (1886–1968) [20], [21], [22], [23]
Chad edit
Chile edit
Democratic Republic of Congo edit
Dominican Republic edit
Ecuador edit
El Salvador edit
- Graciela de Alfaro Jovel
- Marina de Barrios
- Luz Cañas Arocha
- Lucila de González
- Tránsito Huezo Córdova de Ramírez
- María Loucel
- Salvadora de Marroquín
- Clara Luz Montalvo
- Olivia Montalvo
- Ana Rosa Ochoa
- María Cruz Palma de Yáñes
- Ada Gloria Parreles
- Laura de Paz
- Estebana Perla
- Soledad de Rivera Escobar
- María Solano de Guillén
- Faustina Villegas
Ethiopia edit
France edit
Ghana edit
Greece edit
- Kehajia Kalliopi (1839-1905)
Guyana edit
- Shirley Field-Ridley (1937-1982) women's rights activist [24]
Haiti edit
Iceland edit
- Lóa Björk Björnsdóttir (born 1993)
- María Elísabet Bragadóttir (born 1993)
- Hörður Tryggvi Bragason (born 1997)
Ivory Coast edit
Kenya edit
- Rose Adhiambo Arungu-Olende
- Happy Mwende Kinyili – African feminist and lesbian activist from Mama Cash
- Maria Nzomo, feminist scholar and diplomat
Mexico edit
Morocco edit
- Zakia Salime, feminist and professor
- your link here
Mozambique edit
- Graça Samo (es, pt). World March of Women.
Nicaragua edit
Nigeria edit
Peru edit
es:Categoría:Feministas del Perú
- add name here
Portugal edit
Romania edit
- Victoria Popescu, diplomat and feminist
Rwanda edit
Senegal edit
- Mame Fatou Niang
- Halimata Fofana – militante franco-sénégalaise [27] [28]
Serbia edit
- Julka Hlapec-Đorđević (1882-1969), suffragette
- Danica Draskovic (born 1945)
Slovakia edit
- Anna Fabriciusová (1872-1960)
South Africa edit
Spain edit
es:Categoría:Feministas de España
- Benita Asas (es), Spanish suffragist, pedagogue
- Juana Doña, (es)
- Mercedes Fórmica, es:Mercedes Fórmica
- Antònia Abelló, (es)
- Antònia Adroher Pascual, (es)
- Adelita del Campo, (es)
- Teresa Carbó Comas, (es)
- Amparo López Jean, (es), sufragista
- Juana Doña, (es)
- Dolores Cebrián Fernández de Villegas, (es)
- Teresa Carbó Comas, (es)
- Antònia Adroher Pascual, (es)
- Joaquina García Balmaseda, (es)
- Matilde Landa, (es)
- Amparo López Jean (es), Spanish activist, suffragist
- Regina Opisso, (es)
- Enriqueta Otero Blanco, (es)
- Antonia Rodríguez López, (es)
- Victoria Sau Sánchez, (es)
- Leonor Serrano Pablo, (es)
- Alfonsa de la Torre, (es)
- Matilde Zapata, (es)
Sweden edit
- Ulrika Dahl, queer feminist academic and activist (draft at User:Peter Isotalo/Dahl)
Switzerland edit
- Olga Baranova
- Danielle Bridel
- Marguerite Roesgen Champion
- Micheline Louis-Courvoisier
- Margaret Frick-Cramer
- Eugenie Droz
- Nelly Favre-Schreiber, Lawyer in Geneva
- Marie-Christine Horn
- Emily Morsier
- Isabelle Sbrissapoétesse speaking Switzerland
- Magalie Share
(some names transcluded from WikiProject Switzerland Women's Biographies (in French)
Tunisia edit
- add name here
UK edit
- Central Committee, National Society for Women's Suffrage
- Susan Grimshaw, suffragist (currently a redirect to a fictional character)
- National Central Society for Women's Suffrage
US edit
- see also Feminists who changed America redlist compiled by Gobonobo.
A-E edit
- Judy Abel, instrumental in the formation of Kehilat Yavneh, a partnership minyan on the Upper East Side and an active member of JOFA
- Stella Cominsky Ballantine
- Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook
- Alvina Costilla, suffragist from Lucas county Ohio, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Carolyn Covington, (born 1936), women's advocate, Alaska Women's Hall of Fame
- Maida Castellun Darnton
- Heather Dean
- Elsie Dufour
F-J edit
- Mateel Howe Farnham - stub
- Marcia J. Federbush, (born 1934) women's rights, Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
- Jane Gerhard, historian of feminism[1][2][3]
- Myran Louise Grant
- Sharon Weiss-Greenberg
- Anne Herendeen
- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Women on 20s campaigner, [29]
- Josephine Irwin, from Cuyahoga county, suffragist and women's rights advocate, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Jo Jacobs, women's rights (born 1933), Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
K-N edit
- Lauren Kay - Founder of the Dating Ring and SmartSitting. 2011 graduate of Brown University]
- Gertrude B. Kelley
- Carol Keyes
- Fannie Kilbourn
- Alice Mary Kimball
- Eleanor Lawson
- Barbara Leon
- Sylvia Lewis (community activist), suffragist from Summit county, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Niamh McLoughlin
- Latanya Mapp Frett—President and CEO of Global Fund for Women, past executive director of Planned Parenthood Global, lawyer who worked at United Nations Children's Fund and US AID.[4]
- Carol Moore - redirect to her book
- Lana Moresky, Ohio Women's hall of fame
- Helen Moss, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Helen Mulholland, founding member of the Ohio Commission on the Status of Women, and also founder of Ohio Women, Inc., Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Cathy Nelson, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
O-Z edit
- Mary Field Parton
- Netha Roe
- Caroline McCormick Slade, Bryn Mawr Women as Suffragists
- Linda Rocker Sogg, advocate for Equal Rights Amendments, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Lanna Samaniego, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Pam Scheininger
- Zelda Stern
- Susan Ades Stone, Women on 20s, journalist, [30], [31], interview, [32]
- Cecelia Willabelle Thorogood
- Deanna Tribe, Vinton county Ohio suffragist, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Pauline Utter, (1942-2005), women's rights advocate, Alaska Women's Hall of Fame
- Toni Van Pelt, president of National Organization for Women (2017-2020)
- Katherine Vickery, (1899-1979), women's rights activist, Alabama Women's Hall of Fame
- Mary E. Miller Young, co founder Ohio Commission on the Status of Women, leader in struggle for the ERA, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame.
- Teresa C. Younger, transwoman of color current president of Ms. Foundation 2014
Zimbabwe edit
Attendees of Conferences edit
Primer Congreso Interamericano de Mujeres edit
27 August 1947, Guatemala City, in POLITICA Y SENTIDO COMUN (6 June 2011)[33]:
- Elisa Wyld de Tejada, Elsie Díaz de Rosales, Gloria Menéndez Mina, Carmen Campos, Elena Aguirre V., Angelina de Mayora, C. Irigoyen, María A. de Hall, María del Pilar, Angelina Acuña
- Bolivia: Ana Rosa Tornero
- Canadá: Mildred Fahrni, representing Women's International League (4536 - 8th. Ave W., Vancouver, B. C.), Beatrice Brigden, representing Local Council of Women (1175 Dominion St., Winnipeg, Manitoba), Helen R. Dlury (no es muy legible), representing National Council of Women and Canadian Clubs (309 Daly Ave. Ottawa).
- Colombia: Lucila Rubio de Laverde, representing Alianza Femenina Colombiana (calle 10 #19-64, Bogotá), Soledad Peña, representing Unión Femenina de Colombia.
- El Salvador: María Cruz Palma, delegada por la Liga Femenina Salvadoreña (18 A. N. # 62, San Salvador), Rosa Amelia Guzmán, delegada por la misma Liga y por la Asociación de Costureras (con sede en la Librería Patria de San Salvador), Matilde Elena López.
- Chile: María Rivera Urquieta, delegada por las Asociaciones Cristianas Femeninas, Círculo Pro Paz y de Cooperación Americana, Consejo Nacional de Mujeres, andFederación Chilena Femenina (casilla 1214, Valparaíso).
- US: Marjorie S. Elliott (Mrs. C. Traces o Fraces), of the Zonta International (Canadian Embassy, Santiago, Chile), Sue Bailey Thurman, del National Council of Negro Women (2660 California Street, San Francisco), Lucille Mercer, of Delta Kappa Gamma (32 E. Gabley Rd., Berea, Ohio), Carolyn B. Threlkeld, del Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (170 Tamalpais Road, Berkeley 8, California), Mary Tailisoff of the Pan American Women's Association (39 Ocean Ave. Brookly, N.Y.), Rose Lutmen (o Putman) of the Women International League for Peace and Freedom (60 West, 11 Street (ilegible) Tel Aviv, Palestine), Frances Benedict Stewart, delegate of the Liga Femenina Internacional de paz y Libertad and of the Federación Mundial (1645 Kimble St., Utica - 3 N. Y.), Mary Magdalene Wilkin (4 River Road, Youngstown, N. Y.), Lyu Smith de Mandaley (5406 Connecticut Ave, N.W. Washington, D. C.). Dorothy A. Hickie (34 Isabella St., Boston 16, Mass.), Elsie L. Picón, of the Liga Femenina Internacional para la Paz y Libertad (2281 Grand Boulevard, Detroit 8, Michigan), Grace K. Sabor, delegate of WILPF and the Women Pan American Club of Minneapolis, Minnesota (4950 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn), Annalee Stewart, president of the sección estadounidense of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (1734 F St N.W, Washington 6, D.C.).
- Guatemala: Victoria Moraga Martines, delegada por la "U.M.D." (Callejón Delfino No. 11 B), María Luisa Laínez, Matilde Elena López, María del Carmen Vargas, Hortencia Hernández Rojas (2a. Av. S. # 24).
- Haití: Alice Garoute, delegate of the Ligue Fémnine d'Action Sociale avec... (ilegible) (43 Rue Christophe, Port au Prince).
- México: se acreditó Judith Horcasitas de Forgerave, del Servicio Civil de Mujeres Mexicanas (Mississippi #117-11, México, D.F.), Rosa Torre González, delegada por la Liga Internacional y People's Mandate (Querétaro 102, letra E, méxico, D. F.), profesora Emilia Loyola, representing Maestras de México, D. F. (Medellín 355, Dpto.3), Elena Sánchez Valenzuela, delegada por el Magisterio Mexicano (Filmoteca Nacional, Secretaría de Educación, Coahuila 106 - apto 9).
- Honduras: Lucila Gamero de Medina, delegate for the Comités Pro Paz y Libertad de San Pedro Sula y Tegucigalpa, Helena Leiva de Holet, delegada por las Hondureñas Exiliadas en Guatemala, Argentina Díaz Lozano.
- Ecuador: Ligia Guerrero Vallejo, delegate of Damas Protectoras del obrero (calle Santa María 362, Quito).
- Nicaragua: Alicia Fornos Ramos, of the Mesa Redonda y Liga de Mujeres (3a. calle S.E. 4a. y 5a. Ave. Managua D. N.).
- Panamá: Gumercinda Páez (calle Victoriano Lorenzo No.21, apartado 1627).
- Uruguay: Eloísa García Etchegoyhen, of the alianza Uruguaya de Mujeres (Santa Lucía 4638, Montevideo).
- Commission organizers: Carmen de Lozada, of Bolivia (12 Welwyn Road, Great Neck, New York, and, casilla 51 de La Paz, Bolivia), Heloise Bramirs, of the US (1734 F Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.); Laura Rubio de Robles.
- Others: Odilia Castro Hidalgo and Corina Rodríguez López, Costa Rica; María Rivera Urquieta, Chile; Adelaide Baker, Aida Donnelli, Laura Albrecht and Maria E. Gardiner, US; Nela Martínez Espinoza, Ecuador; Amalia González Caballero de Castillo Ledón, México; Enriqueta de Landaeta, Venezuela; Anita Chustbed, Margorie Elliot, Gumercinda Páez, Heloise Brainerd, Secretaria General, Carmen Sánchez de Bustamante Calvo de Lozada.
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References edit
- ^ https://muse.jhu.edu/article/45310/summary
- ^ https://academic.oup.com/jah/article-abstract/90/2/675/768712
- ^ https://www.jstor.org/stable/4316995?seq=1
- ^ "Latanya Mapp Frett". Global Fund for Women. 2019-06-26. Retrieved 2021-07-09.
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