Wikipedia:WikiWomen's History Month/Missing articles

Below is a list of articles that can be created or expanded related to women! Articles here can also be translated. Also:


 * ... there is a long list of missing biographies and topics here.


 * ... this women's bibliography list might be helpful.

Architecture
Articles for creation of expansion can be found here: List of female architects.


 * Anna Campbell Bliss architect

Dance
• Lois Bewley (1934–2012), American dancer, opera director, costume designer and choreographer

• Beba Bidart (1924-1994), Argentine (es)

• Mary Anne Campion (c.1687–1706), English singer and dancer (ODNB)

• Selena Romanovna Čičagova (1767-1808), Russian (it)

• Mariella Converti (1956-2002), Italian (it)

• Belle Davis (1874-c.1838), American dancer and singer (ODNB)

• Madge Elliott (1896-1955), Australian dancer and actor (ODNB)

• Letizia Giss (1920-2004), Italian (it)

• Isabella Gomez: Gibraltarian gold medallist at the IDO World Show Dance Championships

• Hortense Allen Jordan (1919-2008), American dancer and choreographer

• Helena Pachón Luengo (b.1965), Spanish (es)

• Marie Marchowsky (1919-1997), American teacher and choreographer of modern dance

• Jane Poitier (1736 - in or after 1788), English singer and dancer (ODNB)

• Sarah Anne Maclaren: Gibraltarian gold medallist at the IDO World Show Dance Championships

• María Rivarola (b. 1957), Argentine (es)

• Elvira Santamaría (1929-1999), Argentine (es)

• Mary Wilford / Mary Bulkley / Mary Barrisford (ODNB)

Education

 * Maria Montessori(Chiaravalle, 31 agosto 1870 – Noordwijk, 6 maggio 1952) :Italian physician and educator
 * Gwendolyn Jordan Dungy: Director of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
 * Mimi Abramovitz: Needs additional citations. Improvement suggestions on talk page.
 * May Rankin: Carroll University, Waukesha WI theatre professor
 * Flora J. Cook: Educator
 * Elise Ripley Clapp: Educator
 * Laura Bragg: Educator
 * Charl Williams: Educator
 * Alice Temple (educator): Child Educator
 * Ella Victoria Dobbs: Child Educator
 * Lucy Gage: Child Educator

Fashion

 * Khirma Eliazov, Handbag designer
 * Saniya Khan Pakistani-Canadian fashion designer.

Companies

 * Natty Paint Woman owned, Baltimore based silk screened vintage apparel company.

Feminists

 * Feminist redlist

Food and Wine
• Natalie Slater Creator of BakeandDestroy.com.

• Merry Edwards

• Dr. Linda Bisson

• Celia Welch

• Anna Monticelli

• Ashley Heisey

• Anne Vawter

• Martha McCellan Levy

• Mary Anne Tsai

• Pam Starr

• Milla Handley

• Karen Cakebread

• Lulu Peyraud (France)

• Joy Sterling

• Cristina Mantilla (Spain)

• Gina Gallo

• Sandrine Garbay (France)

• Anne-Claude Leflaive (France)

• Alison Crowe

• Kris Curran

• Ashley Hepworth

• Joy Andersen (Washington)

• Patricia Green (wine) (Oregon)

• Susan Sokol Blosser (Oregon)

• Lynn Penner Ash (Oregon)

• Susana Balbo (Argentina)

• Cecilia Torres (Chile)

• Véronique Drouhin

• Sally Johnson (wine)

• Cecilia Torres (Chile)

• Vanya Cullen (Australia)

• Alexia Luca de Tena (Spain)

• Isabelle Baratin-Canet (France)

• Pascale Peyronie (France)

• Laurie Hook

• Julianne Laks

• Darice Spinelli

• Genevieve Janssens

Human rights
Ginetta Sagan Award winners without articles:
 * 2009: Yolanda Becerra Vega, Colombia
 * 2004: Nebahat Akkoc, Turkey
 * 2002: Jeannine Mukanirwa, Democratic Republic of Congo
 * 2000: Helen Akongo, Uganda and Giulia Tamayo León, Peru
 * 1998: Beatrice Mukansinga, Rwanda

Health and fitness

 * Steph Davis
 * Sara Ivanhoe, Yoga Video Instructor of Crunch Yoga series, 20 Min Yoga Makeover, Yoga for Dummies.
 * Cristianne Ray: World smallest mother.

History

 * Pringle-Patric House, one of the first women shelter's in the United States
 * National Conference of Women, United States, 1977
 * Artoria Gibbons, Tattooed Lady
 * Fanny Bullock Workman

Mathematics

 * Vera Nikolaevna Maslennikova could be expanded, and an article in her native Russian would be good.

Nobility

 * Vittoria Accoramboni: Italian woman known for lots of drama which inspired many a book!

Organizations

 * World YWCA - Article needs work and it's not even in many languages. Compare it to YMCA.

Politics and activism

 * Ottilie Abrahams: Political leader and doctor who helped with the independence of Namibia.
 * Juliette Adam: French feminist, activist and journalist. She was the only woman who was in attendance at the Treaty of Versailles signing.
 * Emma Adler: Austrian socialist and women's rights activist
 * Feminism in Germany
 * Women's Joint Congressional Committee: U.S. congressional political organization
 * Mari Montegriffo: Gibraltarian Mayor & government minister
 * Mildred Loomis decentralist writer, activist (see Ralph Borsodi)
 * Theodora W. Youmans
 * Carissa Phelps: youth advocate, social entrepreneur, author

Public safety

 * Lola Baldwin: The first female police officer in the United States.
 * Penny Harrington: The first female police officer in Portland, Oregon.
 * Women's police station

Punk rock

 * Bikini Kill (Start-class)
 * Cinder Block (Stub-class)
 * Delta 5 (Stub-class)
 * The Go-Go's (Start-class)
 * The Innocents (Start-class)
 * The Slits (Start-class)
 * Wendy O. Williams (Start-class)

Science and technology

 * see this long list from WikiProject Women scientists
 * also see this list of missing women scientists & inventors

Australia national team
• Shona Bass, Australia Matildas

• Debra Bonshore, Australia Matildas

• Sandra Brentnall, Australia Matildas

• Sabine Buschmann, Australia Matildas

• Sue Buswell, Australia Matildas

• Connie Byrnes, Australia Matildas

• Dalys Carmody, Australia Matildas

• Lisa Casagrande, Australia Matildas

• Lizzy Claydon, Australia Matildas

• Julie Clayton, Australia Matildas

• Sue Clayton (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Kim Coates (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Emma Davison, Australia Matildas

• Sharon Dewar, Australia Matildas

• Trudy Diamond, Australia Matildas

• Kim Dunlop, Australia Matildas

• Lisa Dunne, Australia Matildas

• Bryony Duus, Australia Matildas

• Tanya Dyer, Australia Matildas

• Lyn Egan, Australia Matildas

• Justine Fisher, Australia Matildas

• Donna Fredrickson, Australia Matildas

• Sonia Gegenhuber, Australia Matildas

• Amanda George, Australia Matildas

• Pamela Grant, Australia Matildas

• Carla Grims, Australia Matildas

• Jacqueline Hadden, Australia Matildas

• Jessica Halfpenny, Australia Matildas

• Karen Harris (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Peita-Claire Hepperlin, Australia Matildas

• Cindy Heydon, Australia Matildas

• Olivia Hohnke, Australia Matildas

• Pelay Ingles, Australia Matildas

• Renaye Iserief, Australia Matildas

• Kristine James, Australia Matildas

• Kaylene Janssen, Australia Matildas

• Tracey Jenkins, Australia Matildas

• Theresa Jones (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Cassandra Kell, Australia Matildas

• Belinda Kitching, Australia Matildas

• Mandi Langlar, Australia Matildas

• Jill Latimer, Australia Matildas

• Kim Lembryk, Australia Matildas

• Denise Lofthouse, Australia Matildas

• Sharon Loveless, Australia Matildas

• Andrea Martin (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Fiona McKenzie, Australia Matildas

• Toni McMahon, Australia Matildas

• Louise McMurtrie, Australia Matildas

• Janine McPhee, Australia Matildas

• Terri McQueen, Australia Matildas

• Karen Menzies, Australia Matildas

• Mariana Milanovic, Australia Matildas

• Joanne Millman, Australia Matildas

• Kerry Millman, Australia Matildas

• Jessica Mitchell, Australia Matildas

• Carolyn Monk, Australia Matildas

• Sue Monteath, Australia Matildas

• Claire Nichols, Australia Matildas

• Debbie Nichols, Australia Matildas

• Zoe Nolan, Australia Matildas

• Jane Oakley, Australia Matildas

• Amanda Paterson, Australia Matildas

• Sharon Pearson, Australia Matildas

• Denie Pentecost, Australia Matildas

• Margaret Petrov, Australia Matildas

• Judy Pettitt, Australia Matildas

• Julie Porter, Australia Matildas

• Dimitra Poulos, Australia Matildas

• Leanne Priestley, Australia Matildas

• Michelle Prouten, Australia Matildas

• Karly Pumpa, Australia Matildas

• Lisa Rader, Australia Matildas

• Susan Read, Australia Matildas

• Janelle Renshaw, Australia Matildas

• Janine Riddington, Australia Matildas

• Jamie Rosman, Australia Matildas

• Marie Russell, Australia Matildas

• Vicki Salmons, Australia Matildas

• Michelle Sawyers, Australia Matildas

• Kim Schaefer, Australia Matildas

• Anna Senjuschenko, Australia Matildas

• Tracey Singleton, Australia Matildas

• Lyn Spencer (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Stacey Stocco, Australia Matildas

• Janice Stott, Australia Matildas

• Kristen Theile, Australia Matildas

• Natalie Thomas, Australia Matildas

• Tammie Thornton, Australia Matildas

• Leanne Trimboli, Australia Matildas

• Rose Van Bruinessen, Australia Matildas

• Theresa Varadi, Australia Matildas

• Carol Vinson, Australia Matildas

• Sacha Wainwright, Australia Matildas

• Leigh Wardell, Australia Matildas

• Sharon Wass, Australia Matildas

• Michelle Watson (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Helen Watts (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Monica Werner, Australia Matildas

• Tracey Wheeler, Australia Matildas

• Amy Wilson (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Leah Wright (footballer), Australia Matildas

• Shelley Youman, Australia Matildas

• Sharon Young, Australia Matildas

• Trena Youngblutt, Australia Matildas

Brazil national team

 * Danielli, Brazil WNT

Canada national team

 * Rachel Melhado, Canada WNT
 * Melissa Busque, Canada WNT

China national team

 * Ma Li (footballer), China, first goalscorer at official FIFA World Cup 1

Denmark national team

 * Mikka Hansen, Denmark WNT 1, 2

Mexico national team

 * Natalie García, Mexico WNT
 * Evelyn López, Mexico WNT

Norway national team

 * Hege Hansen, Arna-Bjørnar, Norway WNT
 * Mari Knudsen, LSK Kvinner, Norway WNT

Vietnam national team

 * Nguyễn Thị Minh Nguyệt, Vietnam WNT
 * Lê Thu Thanh Hương, Vietnam WNT
 * Nguyễn Thị Muôn, Vietnam WNT
 * Nguyễn Thị Hòa, Vietnam WNT
 * Trần Thị Kim Hồng, Vietnam WNT
 * Nguyễn Thị Liễu, Vietnam WNT
 * Lê Thị Thương, Vietnam WNT

Theatre/Acting

 * Carmen Gomez - Gibraltarian theatrical performer, actress and Miss Gibraltar 1970
 * Sara Adler - Yiddish actress

Visual art
Please see WikiProject Women artists/Worklist.


 * Narciso Abeyta: Native American (Navajo) painter.
 * Etel Adnan: Lebanese author and painter
 * Rosemarie Beck: American abstract expressionist. Article needs clean up.
 * Su Blackwell, pop up book artist.
 * Elizabeth Goodridge: American painter who painted minatures
 * Sarah Moon - Fashion photographer.
 * Sue Rubira: UK contemporary portrait artist.

From the Grove
These are missing biographies of notable women artists from the Grove Dictionary of Art. I've stubbed out about 20 so far this month, but with the time I have I'll never finish all of these by the end of the month. Most of these were found by searching "she sculptor" - I suppose searching "she painter" would come up with more missing entries. If you'd like to work on any of these and don't have access to the Grove, drop me a message and I can email you a copy of the specific article. Also, put your sig next to the name so we don't tread on each other's toes. Thanks,  Litho  derm  07:16, 22 February 2012 (UTC) • Nataliya Dan'ko

• Kate Smith (artist)

• Jennifer Moria

• Vivian Lynn

• Maria Jarema

• Anite Dube

• Momoyo Torimitsu

• Lena Cronqvist

• Susana Solano

• Geles Cabera

• Kathy Prendergast

• Catherine Lee

• Rachel Lowe (artist)

• Kim Lim

• Magdalena Więcek

• Mariya Bashkirtseva

• Sarra Lebedeva

• Taty Rybak

• Suzanne Wenger (also spelled Susanne)

• Sadimba Reinata

• Silvia Ziranek

• Ieva Pocius

• Dora Ohlfsen-Bagge

• Margo Lewers

• Mrinalini Mukherjee

• Meera Mukherjee

• Magdalena Jetelova

• Joan Brassil

• Lucy Gunning

• Lucia Nogueira

Writers
see: WikiProject Women writers/Missing articles
 * List of women in Bloomsbury Guide to Women's Literature - Anyone from this list
 * Climbing Free, by Lynn Hill
 * Margaret Mielke (1912–1980) a poet laureate
 * Mary B. Ward poet laureate in 1950s Alabama
 * Helen Friedman Blackshear (1911–2003) a poet laureate in Alabama
 * Sue Walker (poet), a poet laureate in Alabama
 * Margarette Ball Dickson, poet laureate of Minnesota from 1934 until 1963
 * Laurene Tibbetts-Larson poet laureate of Minnesota from 1974 until 1999
 * Vivian Laramore Rader, Florida's poet laureate from 1931 until her death in 1975
 * Erica Dawson, African-American poet whose two books have both won awards

From Spanish
You can help improve these articles by translating their Spanish articles into English.
 * Lucy Tejada
 * Cristina Gálvez
 * María Rosa Gallo
 * María Josefa García Granados
 * María Elena Carballo
 * Margarita Penón
 * Ángela Auad
 * Elysa Ayala
 * Martina Barros Borgoño
 * Nancy Cárdenas
 * Teresa Claramunt
 * Mary Delgado
 * Stella Díaz Varín
 * Delfina Ortega Díaz
 * Inés Echeverría
 * Petrona Eyle
 * María Felipe y Pajares
 * Julia Ferrer