Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Latina

Canada

 * Ana Gloria Blanch, actress, ohtli award
 * Esther Frid, writer, ohtli award
 * Gilda Pontbriand, artist, ohtli award

Costa Rica

 * Blanca Guzmán Córdova, ohtli award

Haiti

 * Suzy Castor, ohtli award

Puerto Rico

 * Encarnacin Padilla de Armas, died 1992, first Latina to achieve leadership in Catholic Church

South Korea

 * Claudia Macias de Yoon, professor of Hispanic lit, ohtli award

Taiwan

 * Maria Esperanza Vega Lanzagorta, nun, ohtli award

United Kingdom

 * Elizabeth Baquedano Mesa, artist, othli award
 * Teresa Alonso Rasgado, professor at U of Manchester

United States

 * A
 * Blanca Alvarado, politician in San Jose,


 * C
 * Lynda Callon, Kansas City, ohtli award (may be borderline)
 * Dorothy Caram, ohtli award,
 * Viola Casares, founding member of Fuerza Unida,
 * Chicana Caucus
 * Chicana Service Action Center
 * Chicana Identity Conference
 * Concilio Mujeres


 * E
 * Margie Emmermann, ohtli award


 * F
 * Nelly Fraga, ohtli award
 * Luz Maria Frias, ohtli award


 * G
 * Elba Garcia, ohtli award
 * Josie Gonzalez, ohtli award, may be borderling
 * Leni Gonzalez, activist for non-English speakers,


 * H
 * Antonia Hernandez, ohtli award


 * M
 * Melanie Maczka, ohtli award, nun from Chicago area
 * Juanita Mainster, worked with migrant workers,
 * Marylou Olivarez Mason, Michigan women's hall of fame, ohtli award,
 * Gloria Mata-Pennington ohtli award
 * Carmen Mendoza, immigration advocate,
 * Mexican American Women's National Association (MANA)
 * Mujeres Activas En Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS)
 * Mujeres Por La Raza
 * Mujeres Pro-Raza Unida Statewide Conference (1974)


 * N
 * Amelia Nava, advocate for migrant farmworkers, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
 * Isabel Navarro
 * Blanca Zendejas Nienhaus, ohtli award


 * O
 * Ella Ochoa, migrant farmworker advocate
 * Juanita Ontiveros, ohtli award


 * P
 * Hilda Panasiuk, ohtli award, folkloric dance


 * R
 * Guadalupe Reyes, migrant farmworker activist,
 * Magdalena "Maggie" Enriquez Rivera/Magdalena Enriquez Rivera/Maggie Enriquez Rivera, migrant worker activist, ohtli award,
 * Betty Rodriguez, ohtli award


 * S
 * Angelica Salas, Pasadena activist, ohtli award


 * T
 * Marlen Tejeda, ohtli award
 * Josefina Villamil Tinajero, writer, professor at UTEP
 * Emma Torres, Yuma AZ, Campesinos Sin Fronteras, ohtli award winner
 * Rachel Torres, clerk, ohtli award winner


 * V
 * Suzanna Valdez, ohtli award
 * Dina Siegel Vann, Hispanic activist
 * Ofelia Valdez-Yeager, ohtli award
 * Judith Valles, first Hispanic mayor of San Bernardino,
 * Blanca Vargas, ohtli award
 * Delia Villegas Vorhauer, (1940–1992) Hispanic civil rights, Michigan Women's Hall of Fame
 * Mary Rose Wilcox, ohtli award, may be borderling

Venezuela

 * Gladys Yunes Yunes, author, ohtli award