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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. [1][2][3][4]
• 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[5][6][7][8]
• Saniya Khan Pakistani-Canadian fashion designer.[9][10][11]

Companies

• Natty Paint Woman owned, Baltimore based silk screened vintage apparel company.[12][13][14][15]

Feminists

• Feminist redlist

Food and Wine

• Natalie Slater Creator of BakeandDestroy.com.[16][17][18][19]
• 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.[20][21][22][23]
• Cristianne Ray: World smallest mother.[24][25][26]

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 Wikipedia:WikiProject Women scientists
• also see this list of missing women scientists & inventors

Sports

Football/Soccer

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 [27]
• Mari Knudsen, LSK Kvinner, Norway WNT [28]

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 Wikipedia: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.[29][30][31]
• Elizabeth Goodridge: American painter who painted minatures
• Sarah Moon - Fashion photographer.[32][33]
• Sue Rubira: UK contemporary portrait artist.[34]

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, Lithoderm 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: Wikipedia: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

Translation candidates

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