User:Rob~enwiki/100womenwiki

New articles created during the #100womenwiki Wikithon on on 8th December 2016, part of the BBC World Service's 100 Women events. Many new users were at events organised at BBC Broadcasting House London, Broadcasting House, Cardiff, BBC Pacific Quay Glasgow and across the world.


 * Farzana Majeed Baluch - Baloch rights activist
 * Wagma Feroz - human rights and peace activist
 * Naiza Khan - Asian visual artist
 * V. Spike Peterson - international relations professor at the University of Arizona
 * Hatoon Kadi - Saudi Arabian comedian
 * Nancy Honey - photographer
 * Neha Singh - Indian campaigner
 * Maria Umar - founder of the Women's Digital League
 * Rachel McKendry - English chemist working on public health and nanotechnology
 * Miho Yamada (gymnast) - Japanese rhythmic gymnast
 * Kalsoom Lakhani - director of Social Vision
 * Lisa Kemmerer - American philosopher-activist
 * Mitali Roy - Indian politician
 * Liv Little - founder of gal-dem magazine
 * Nazma Akter - Banglahdesi trade unionist
 * Carla Marie Williams - British songwriter and singer
 * Jehan Ara - president of Pakistan Software Houses Association
 * Mary Tape - American desegregation activist
 * Rimppi Kumari - Indian farmer
 * Laura Coryton - British feminist campaigner
 * Victoria Alonsoperez - Uruguayan electronics and telecommunication engineer
 * Anne Bevan - Scottish visual artist, sculptor, and lecturer
 * Erin McKenney - American human rights activist
 * Durriya Kazi - Pakistani artist, curator and educationist
 * Mary Hepburn - established Glasgow Women's Reproductive Health Services
 * Rhian Touyz - Director of the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences (ICAMS), University of Glasgow
 * Charlotte Zinke - German politician of the Communist Party
 * Sminu Jindal - Indian businesswoman
 * Danielle Joyce - Scottish swimmer
 * Joanna Fisher - musician and TV presenter
 * Dorothy Ghettuba - Kenyan film maker and TV entrepreneur
 * Maggie Cusack - Professor of Biomineralisation at the School of Geographical and Earth Sciences at the University of Glasgow
 * Abena Agyeman-Fisher - Editor-in-Chief of Face2Face Africa
 * Mary Noble - seed pathologist for the Department of Agriculture for Scotland
 * Kyla Greenbaum - British pianist and composer
 * Jessie Campbell - created the first higher education college for women in Scotland
 * Lisa Jên - Welsh actress and singer
 * Marion Moon - founder and Director of Wanda Organic
 * Kavita Nehemiah - Indian social entrepreneur
 * Jean Miller Skipwith, Lady Skipwith - British horticulturalist
 * Jana Tepe - German entrepreneur
 * Andrea Stark - British arts executive
 * Lucy Finch - palliative nurse in Malawi
 * Anna Jordan - English playwright and director
 * Doaa El-Adl - Egyptian cartoonist
 * Veeru Kohli - Pakistani human rights activist
 * Nay El Rahi - Lebanese activist
 * Betty Corrigall - unconsecreated grave on Orkney
 * Sian Pari Huws - Welsh journalist and broadcaster
 * Margaret Read (Musician) - Scottish viola player
 * Una-Mary Parker - British journalist and novelist
 * Albena Lake-Hodge - Anguillan educator and politician
 * Helen Pankhurst - British activist, writer and blogger
 * Esra Mungan - Turkish academic
 * Mary Bristow - English aristocrat
 * Ella Ingram - Australian activist for mental illness anti-discrimination
 * Muthoni Kirima - Kenyan liberation fighter
 * Paula Escobar - Chilean magazine editor and journalist
 * Ethel Baxter - Scottish chef and businesswoman
 * Bianca Berlinguer - Italian journalist
 * Daisy Nyongesa - Kenyan politician
 * Fatuma Ali Saman - Kenyan educationalist
 * Siyanda Mohutsiwa - Botswanan satirist
 * Jane Plant - Chief Scientist at the British Geological Survey
 * Nalini Sekhar - co-founder of the non-for-profit Hasiru Dala
 * Sue Darlow - British photographer
 * Helen Nibouar - American cryptographer
 * Geeta Nanda - British social housing director
 * Mary C. Boys - American theologean
 * Zimasa Mabela - South African naval officer
 * Gouri Chindarkar - schoolgirl who was an early adoptor of Self Organised Learning Environment
 * Bahia Shehab - Egyptian-Lebanese artist and art historian
 * Charlotte Cheverton - co-founded Leith School of Art
 * Margery Spring Rice - British social reformer
 * Kathleen Kuzmick Hansell - American musicologist and organist
 * Regina Catrambone - Italian philanthropist
 * Lauri Ojala - Finnish trumpeter
 * Naja'atu Bala Muhammad - Nigerian politician
 * Siza Mzimela - South African airline entrepreneur
 * Tamanna Miah - British-Bangladeshi campaigher for refugee rights
 * Anna Mghwira - Tanzanian politician
 * Rosanna Costa - Chilean economist and journalist
 * Touria Chaoui - first Moroccan Arab female pilot
 * Rachel Sibande - Malawian computer scientist
 * Beca Lyne-Pirkis - Welsh cook and TV presenter
 * Tori James - first Welsh woman to climb Everest
 * María del Carmen García Alcay - Spanish karateka
 * Safia Haleem - Pashtun historian, writer, broadcaster and anthropologist
 * Najiba Leima Kasraee - British-Afghan journalist and editor of languages for the BBC Academy
 * Gwennan Evans - Welsh poet, author and radio presenter
 * Cindy Meston - Canadian clinical psychologist
 * Diana Gardner - British writer and illustrator
 * Loubna Mrie - Syrian civil rights activist
 * Marne Levine - Chief Operating Officer of Instagram
 * Augusta Curiel - Surinamese photographer
 * Ieshia Evans - American nurse and protester
 * Aditi Gupta (author) - Indian author and co-founder of Menstrupedia Comic
 * Cat Hulbert - American professional gambler
 * Nousheen Zakaria - entrepreneur and an academic
 * Malavika Rajkotia - Indian legal expert
 * Tamar Ariel - Israeli airforce pilot
 * Megan Grano - American actress and writer
 * Mallika Dua - Indian actor and comic
 * Praveena Solomon - crematorium manager
 * Judith Sans - Spanish handball player
 * Nabomita Mazumdar - Indian businesswoman
 * Verashni Pillay - South African editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post South Africa
 * Sellappan Nirmala - Indian doctor who discovered the first case of HIV in India in 1985
 * Praveen Kumar Bansal - Indian entrepreneur
 * Louise-Joséphine Sarazin de Belmont - French landscape painter
 * Rima Baškienė - Lithuanian politician
 * Archana Sardana - India's first female BASE jumper.
 * Anna Stewart (trade union feminist) - Australian trade unionist and campaigner
 * Miloska Nott - Anglo-Slovenian charity fundraiser
 * Beatrice Jedy-Agba - Nigerian anti-human trafficking campaigner
 * Rachel Bentley - director of Children on the Edge charity
 * Lu Min (writer) - Chinese fiction writer
 * Radhika Menon - Indian publisher
 * Geetanjali Babbar - founder of a non-profit working to liberate sex workers