Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Wisconsin women


 * Debra Amesqua, Madison fire chief
 * Ellen Bravo, author and feminist
 * Ineva Reilly Baldwin, lieutenant commander in the U.S. Coast Guard
 * Gene Cohen Boyer, feminist activist and businesswoman
 * Carin Clauss, first woman solicitor of the U.S. Department of Labor
 * Dorothy Davids, Native American educator
 * Sarah Harder, founded the Women's Studies program at UW-Eau Claire
 * Helen Connor Laird, community leader
 * Patricia Loew, Native American journalist and filmmaker
 * Barbara Nichols, first African-American president of the American Nursing Association
 * Caroline Quarlls, first person to flee slavery via the Underground Railroad through Wisconsin
 * Bertha Reynolds, one of the first female licensed doctors in Wisconsin
 * Caroline Sandin, Ashland County civil leader and regent of the University of Wisconsin System
 * Emma Toft, Door County conservationist who worked to preserve the region's ancient forest
 * Chia Youyee Vang, academic and advocate for Hmong cultural awareness
 * Dorothy Walker, first female district attorney in Wisconsin
 * Ruth Harman Walraven, early female pilot and manager of the Kenosha airport