This is a list of gender gap-related subjects missing from Knowledge (XXG).
The biographical entries on this list exist in various other reference works but do not yet have articles in Knowledge (XXG).
Feel free to add entries or to start articles from these lists.
Black Women in America
NEEDS EXPANSION: See the 2005 three-volume set with 335 biographies... or the remainder of the other volumes of the 1997 Facts on File set; the Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Black Women in America list needs updating as well
- 2005
- Black Women in America: Education. New York: Facts on File. 1997. ISBN 0-8160-3426-5.
- Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1994. ISBN 0-253-32774-1.
- Lauretta Green Butler (1881-1952), musician and dance educator for children
- Mary Ellen Cable (1881-1944), Indiana educator
- Anne Reid Cooke (b. 1907), theatre director and educator (create disambiguation at Anne Cooke)
- Elizabeth Lindsay Davis (b. 1855), Chicago clubwoman
- Hilda Andrea Davis (b. 1905), educator
- Mary Lucinda Cardwell Dawson (1894-1962), opera director
- Caroline Stewart Bond Day (b. 1889), anthropologist
- Emma Bertha Delaney (1871-1922), Baptist missionary
- Marion Douglas/Maranantha Quick/Abbie Louise Douglas (b. 1920), child star in Europe, Georgian stage actress
- Margaret Pleasant Douroux (b. 1941), Gospel composer
- Sara J. Hatcher Duncan (b. 1869), Alabama African Methodist Episcopal Church mission worker
- Ethel Trew Dunlap, poet and contributor to Negro World
- Alfreda Barnett Duster (1904-1983), daughter of Ida B. Wells
- Elleanor Eldridge (1784-c. 1845), businessperson and amateur lawyer
- Effie O'Neal Ellis/Effie O'Neal/Effie Ellis (1913-1994), first Black woman physician to hold a post or office with the AMA
- Louise Evans (b. 1921), costume, scenic and lighting designer, first Black woman admitted to the USAA in 1952
- Mamie Elizabeth Garvin Fields/Mamie Garvin Fields/Mamie E. Garvin Fields/Mamie Fields (1888-1987), South Carolina educator and organizer
- Ruth Anna Fisher (1886-1975), researcher and manuscript archivist for the Library of Congress, 1928-1956
- Lulu Fleming/Louise Cecilia Fleming (1862-1899), first Black woman to be appointed for career missionary service with the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West
- Ruby Middleton Forsythe/Ruby Forsythe (1905-1992), South Carolina teacher
- Forten Sisters (Margaretta Forten, Sarah Louisa Forten Purvis, Harriet D. Forten Purvis), abolitionists
- Ruth Gaines-Shelton (b. 1872), playwright
- Memphis Tennessee Garrison/Memphis Garrison (1890-1988), West Virginia teacher and civic activist
- Lula Mae Hymes Glenn/Lula Hymes Glenn/Lula H. Glenn/Lula Hymes (b. 1917), Tuskegee track star
- Julia R. Hall "Jane" (b. 1865), physician, first woman appointed to the Board of Children's Guardians in Washington, DC
- Louise "Mamma" Harris/Mamma Harris (b. 1891), Virginia tobacco worker, strike leader, and union organizer (disambiguate from Louise Harris)
- Bertha G. Higgins/Bertha Higgins (1872-1944), Rhode Island suffragist and political activist
- Eufrosina Hinard (b. 1777), slaveholder who bought slaves then allowed them to purchase their freedom
- Addie Waits Hunton (1866-1943), teacher and writer involved with NACW and YWCA
- Barbara J. Jacket/Barbara Jacket (b. 1935), athlete and coach
- Nell Cecilia Jackson (1929-1988), track and field star
- Ann Battles Johnson (b. 1815) and daughter Katherine Johnson, diarist
- Virginia Johnson (dancer) (b. 1950), ballet dancer
- Nancy Jones (b. 1860), missionary
- Sophie Bethene Jones (1857-1932), first Black woman to teach at Spelman
- Virginia Lucy Jones (1912-1984), library educator
- Francis M. Kneeland/Francis Kneeland (b. c. 1873), Tennessee physician
- Agnes D. Lattimer/Agnes Lattimer (b. 1928), Chicago pediatrician
- Gwendolyn Lightner/Gwendolyn Rosetta Capps Lightner (1925-1999), gospel pianist and choir director
- Myrtle Kathleen Smith Livingston/Myrtle Smith Livingston/Myrtle Athleen Smith (1902-1973), playwright
- Princilla Violet Smart Evans, biochemist
- Eleanor L. Ison-Franklin/Eleanor L. Ison Franklin/Eleanor Ison Franklin (b. 1929), endocrinologist, medical physiologist
- Sadie Catherine Gassaway/Sadie C. Gassaway/Sadie Gassaway (b. 1916), mathematician
- Margaret E. Grigsby/Margaret Grigsby (b. 1923), infectious disease specialist (tropical)
- Esther A. H. Hopkins/Esther Arvilla Harrison Hopkins (b. 1926), chemist and patent attorney
- Deborah J. Jackson (b. 1952), exceptional physics
- Eunice L. Jones, water filtration plant tech mentioned in an 1956 Ebony article
- Cora Martin-Moore/Cora Juanita Brewer Martin-Moore (b. 1927), gospel singer and choir director
- Vivian Carter Mason (1900-1982), clubwoman and social worker
- Ernest Mae McCarroll (1898-1990), physician
- Mary Eleanora McCoy/Mary Eleanora Delaney Brownlow McCoy (1846-1923), Michigan philanthropist
- Emma Frances Grayson Merritt/Emma Merritt (1860-1933), teacher
- Nellie B. Mitchell (1845-1924), concert singer and educator
- Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe (b. 1951), photographer and activist
- Mary Oglesby/Mary Owings (b. 1915), aviator
- Portia Washington Pittman/Portia Marshall Washington Pittman/Portia Marshall Washington (1883-1978), musician and teacher
- L. Marian Fleming Poe/Lavina Marian Fleming Poe (1890-1974), lawyer
- Shirley Prendergast (b. 1932), first Black woman lighting designer on Broadway
- Jewel Limar Prestage/Jewel L. Prestage/Jewel Prestage first Black US woman to receive a PhD in political science
- Mary Ann Prout (c. 1800-1884), reformer and educator
- Lucille Campbell Green Randolph/Lucille Campbell Green/Lucille Randolph (1883-1963), teacher, beautician and wife of A. Philip Randolph
- Emma S. Comer Ransom/Emma Ransom (d. 1941), missionary and wife of Reverdy Cassius Ransom
- Juanita Saddler/Juanita Jane Saddler (c. 1892-1970), YWCA secretary, Fisk dean, deacon
- Maude Sanders (b. 1903), teacher and physician
- Minnie Taylor Scott (1872-1914), Indiana clubwoman
- Olivia Shipp/Olivia Sophie L'Ange (1880-1979), musician
- Althea T. L. Simmons/Althea Simmons (1924-1990), civil rights activist
- Dorothy Vernell Simmons/Dorothy Simmons (b. 1910), gospel singer
- Celestine Louise Smith/Celestine Smith/[[Celestine L. Smith (1903-1975), teacher, YWCA worker
- Vada Watson Somerville (1885-1972), dentist and civil rights activist
- Ellease Southerland (b. 1943), musician, poet and novelist
- Delores Margaret Richard Spikes/Delores R. Spikes/Delores Spikes (b. 1936), first US woman to head a university system
- Fredericka Douglass Sprague Perry & Rosabelle Douglass Sprague Jones, clubwomen
- Sara G. Stanley (1837-1918), missionary
- Rebecca Walker Steele/Rebecca W. Steele (b. 1925), music educator
- Carlotta Stewart-Lai/Carlotta Stewart Lai (1881-1952), Hawaiian educator
- Ann Elizabeth Tanneyhill/Anna Elizabeth Tanneyhill/Anna Tanneyhill/Ann Tanneyhill (b. 1906), administrator, writer and activist
- Cora Ann Pair Thomas/Cora Ann Pair (1875-1952), missionary
- Edna Lewis Thomas (1886-1974), actor (disambiguate at Edna Thomas)
- Susan Paul Vashon (1838-1912), teacher and organizer
- Frances Walker/Frances Walker-Slocum (b. 1924), concert pianist
- Isabel Washington/Isabel Washington Powell (1908-2008), actor and singer
- Sarah Williamson (missionary) (1899-1986), Baptist missionary to Liberia (disambiguate at Sarah Williamson)
- Gertrude Pocte Geddes Willis/Gertrude Geddes Willis/Gertrude Willis (1878-1970), funeral director and insurance executive
- Jean Wheeler Smith Young/Jean Smith Young (b. 1942), psychiatrist and civil rights organizer
Black Women Scientists in the United States
- Warren, Wini (1999). Black Women Scientists in the United States. Bloomington, Ind. : Indiana University Press. ISBN 0-253-33603-1.
- Patricia Erna Bath, eye surgeon
- Gloria Twine Chisum (b. 1930), experimental psychologist
- Margaret James Strickland Collins (b. 1922), ecologist, entomologist (termites)
- Patricia Suzanne Cowings, NASA research psychologist
- Mary Lovina Deconge-Watson (b. 1933) mathematician
- Giovonnae Anderson Dennis, electrical engineer
- Eugenia V. Dunn/Eugenia Dunn/Eugenia V. Christian, biologist, taught at Spelman
- Georgia M. Dunston/Georgia Mae Dunston/Georgia Dunston, geneticist
- Barbara Jeanne Dyce/Barbara J. Dyce, biochemist
- Katheryn Emanuel Lawson (b. 1926), chemist
- Lillian Burwell Lewis/Lillian Burwell-Lewis (b. 1904), zoologist and endocrinologist
- Jessie Jarue Mark (b. 1906), botanist
- Lenora Moragne (b. 1931), nutritionist
- Marion Antoinette Richards Myles (b. 1917), botanist, plant physiologist
- Barbara J. Oden, zoologist
- Lynette Padmore, research geneticist
- Amanda Peele (b. 1908), biologist
- Linda Phaire-Washington (b. 1948), immunochemist
- Mildred E. Phillips (b. 1928), pathologist
- Barbara Wright Pierce (b. 1920), cancer researcher
- Gwendolyn Washington Pla (b. 1939), nutritionist
- Muriel E. Poston (b. 1950), botany researcher
- Johnnie Hines Watts Prothro (b. 1922), amino acid researcher
- Yvonne A. Reid, American Type Culture Collection researcher
- Marianna Beck Sewell, nutritionist
- Dolores Cooper Shockley/Dolores C. Shockley/Dolores Shockley (b. 1930), pharmacologist
- Nettie S. Strange/Nettie Strange, geologist
- Ola B. Watford/Ola Watford, NOAA scientist, geophysicist
- Rosa Clark Webster, NASA physicist
- Myra Willard, research chemist featured in April 1961 Ebony
- Donella Joyce Wilson/Donella J. Wilson/Donella Wilson (b. 1952), molecular geneticist, sickle cell anemia researcher
Dialogues: Women Artists from Ireland
- Deepwell, Katy (2005). Dialogues: Women Artists from Ireland. London: I.B. Tauris. ISBN 978-1-85043-621-8.
Dictionary of African Biography
- For a list of women without articles from the Dictionary of African Biography, see User:The Anome/Names in the Dictionary of African Biography/Redlinked women only.
Dictionary of National Biography
- For a list of missing women from the British Dictionary of National Biography (1885â1900), see WikiProject Dictionary of National Biography/Missing women
Encyclopedia of Arab Women Filmmakers
- Hillauer, Rebecca (2005). Encyclopedia of Arab Women Filmmakers. Cairo: American Univ. in Cairo Press. ISBN 977-424-943-7.
- Algerian
- Egyptian
- Ateyyat El Abnoudy (b. 1939), Egyptian documentary filmmaker
- Nadia Fares (filmmaker) (b. 1962), Egyptian filmmaker (disambiguate from Nadia Fares)
- Hala Galal (b. 1966), Egyptian filmmaker
- Ferial Kamel (b. 1940), Egyptian filmmaker
- Arab Lotfi (b. 1953), Lebanese-Egyptian filmmaker
- Nabeeha Lotfy (b. 1937), Egyptian filmmaker
- Magda (filmmaker) (also Afaf Al Sabahi; b. 1931), Egyptian actress and filmmaker
- Mona Megahed (b. 1937), Egyptian filmmaker
- Inam Mohamed Ali (b. 1942), Egyptian filmmaker
- Amina Mohamed (filmmaker) Amina Muhammad (1908-1985), Egyptian dancer, actress and co-director of Tita and Wong (disambiguate from Amina Mohamed)
- Lebanese
- Moroccan
- Palestinian
- Syrian
- Tunisian
Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia
- See User:Lankiveil/EWL Article List for missing articles from The Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia
The Female Gaze
- The Female Gaze: Women Artists Making their World. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. 2012. ISBN 978-1-55595-389-8.
These are artists from the Linda Lee Alter Collection of Art by Women. Alter started her collection in the 1980s. It includes many artists from Pennsylvania and the Northeast US. Check that the subjects meet notability guidelines (WP:ARTIST) before starting articles.
- Christine Wilcox Ackerman (b. 1971), US multimedia artist
- Phoebe Adams (b. 1953), US sculptor
- Rita Bernstein (b. 1950), US photographer
- Mary Bero (b. 1949), US multimedia artist
- Pearl Blauvelt (1893-1987), US artist
- Rachel Bliss (b. 1962), US artist
- Christina Bothwell (b. 1960), US sculpture artist
- Judith Brodsky (b. 1933), US artist, Rutgers professor
- Emily Brown (b. 1943), US collage artist
- Barbara Bullock (b. 1938), US artist (not the same as this AfD)
- Darlene Campbell (b. 1957), US landscape painter
- Nannette Acker Clark (b. 1948), US sculpture artist
- Erica Daborn, British-American artist
- Candy Depew (b. 1970), US multimedia sculptor and installation artist
- Diane Edison (b. 1950), US portrait artist
- Vivian Ellis (artist) (b. 1931), US-German artist
- Michael Shelby Edwards (b. 1982), US artist
- Emily Evelyth (b. 1960), US painter (jelly doughnuts)
- Alida Fish (b. 1944), US photographer
- Diane Gargir (b. 1942), US-Israeli artist
- Tara Goings (b. 1965), US artist
- Ilona Granet (b. 1948), artist, feminist, member of Disband (band)
- Neysa Grassi (b. 1951), US artist
- Geri Greinke-Mack (b. 1942), US illustrator
- Thelma Grobes (b. 1931), US etcher
- Anne Harris (portraitist) (b. 1961), US portrait artist
- Alicia Henry (b. 1966), US sculpture artist
- Marcy Hermansader (b. 1951), US collage artist
- Raquel Montilla Higgins (b. 1944), Spanish-American installation artist
- Allie High (b. 1952), US painter/sculptor
- Judith Hoyt (b. 1958), US jewelry artist
- Mala Iqbal (b. 1973), US painter
- Miyoko Ito (1918-1983), Japanese American painter and watercolorist
- Jeanne Jaffe (b. 1950), US sculpture artist
- Lois M. Johnson (b. 1942), US printmaker
- Rebecca Johnson (artist) (b. 1958), US sculptor
- Ynez Johnston (b. 1920), US painter
- Mary Jones (artist) (b. 1950), US collage artist, professor at Grand View University
- Katharine Kuharic (b. 1962), US magical realist painter
- Cheryl Laemmle (b. 1947), US painter
- Ke-Sook Lee (b. 1941), Korean American artist
- Bertha Leonard (b. 1928), US artist
- Dona Lief (b. 1941), New Orleans painter
- Arlene Love (b. 1930), US sculptor, painter, printmaker and photographer
- Susan Lowry (b. 1953), Philadelphia artist
- Allegra Marquart (b. 1943), US glass artist
- Jacqueline McBain (b. 1954), US painter
- Sarah McCoubrey (b. 1956), US landscape painter
- Melissa W. Miller (b. 1951), Texas painter
- Barbara Mimnaugh (b. 1937), Pennsylvania painter
- Anne Minich (b. 1934), Philadelphia painting/construct artist
- C. Marion Mitchell, British painter
- Tezh Modarressi (b. 1965), US installation artist
- Diana K. Moore (b. 1946), New Jersey sculptor (Justice (sculpture))
- Susan Moore (artist) (b. 1953), Philadelphia artist
- Kate Moran (b. 1958), US sculptor, printmaker, and photographer
- Debora Muhl (b. 1957), Pennsylvania basket-maker
- Portia Munson (b. 1961), US sculptor, painter, photographer and installation artist
- Catherine Murphy (painter), (b. 1946)
- Rose Naftulin (1925-2000), Pennsylvania painter
- Edith Neff (1943-1995), Pennsylvania artist
- Eileen Neff (b. 1945), Pennsylvania artist
- Joan Nelson (b. 1958), US landscape painter
- Bessie Nickens (1906-2004), US painter
- Alice Oh (b. 1967), Korean-American painter
- Corinne Okada (b. 1968), US sculptor, graphic designer and illustrator
- Diane Pieri (b. 1947), Pennsylvania painter
- Melissa Polhamus (b. 1957), German American artist
- Sabeen Raja (b. 1977), Pakistani painter
- Celia Reisman (b. 1950), US painter
- Chris Roberts-Antieau (b. 1950), Michigan applique artist (draft)
- Barbara Schaff (b. 1941), Philadelphia painter
- Katy Schneider (b. 1964), US painter
- Karen Shapiro (b. 1947), California clay sculpture artist
- Elizabeth Shreve, Chicago painter
- Bonnie Sklarski (b. 1943), US painter
- Julia Stratton (b. 1970), Pennsylvania bronze sculptor
- Sarah Supplee (1941-1997), Maryland painter
- Judith Taylor (1953-2010), Pennsylvania photographer
- Ruth Thorne-Thomsen (b. 1943), US photographer
- Maria Tomasula (b. 1958), Mexican American painter
- Rochelle Toner (b. 1940), US painter and printmaker
- Patricia Traub (b. 1947), US painter and draftsperson
- Lien Truong (b. 1973), Vietnamese American artist
- Mary Whitfield (b. 1947), US painter
- Anna Williams (artist) (b. 1927), US quilter
- Helen Miranda Wilson (b. 1948), US painter
Feminist Art Base
The following list of artists is from the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art's Feminist Art Base (compiled September 2013).
- See also Gender Gap red list#Artists and WikiProject Women artists/Worklist
- Olga Alexander, New York mixed media artist
- Lili Almog (b. 1961), Israeli photographer
- Joan Arbeiter, art educator
- Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, ceramic artist
- Yun Bai, Chinese American visual artist
- Itziar Barrio, Basque visual artist
- Sabina Baumann, Swiss artist
- Elizabeth Berdann, American painter and multimedia visual artist
- Susan L. Berger/Susan Lynne Berger, painter, environmental sculptor
- Cristina Biaggi, sculptor, writer and lecturer
- Ursula Biemann, artist, theorist and curator
- Sarah G. Blackwelder/Sarah Blackwelder, painter
- June Blum (b. 1929), painter, sculptor, curator
- Meghan Boody, New York photographer and sculptor
- Zoulikha Bouabdellah, French Algerian artist, photographer and videographer
- Ligia Bouton, multimedia artist
- Maureen Burdock, graphic novelist
- Bogna Burska (b. 1974), Polish artist
- Judy Byron, Washington, DC-based artist
- Cabello/Carceller (Helena Cabello and Ana Carceller)
- Kristin Calabrese, painter
- Maggie CardelĂșs/Maggie Cardelus
- Hsia-Fei Chang/Hsia FeiChang, Taiwanese artist
- Orly Cogan (b. 1971)
- Cair Crawford (b. 1944)
- BĂ©atrice Cussol (b. 1970), French designer, painter and writer
- Isabel Czerwenka-Wenkstetten, Austrian artist
- Cecilie Dahl (b. 1960), Norwegian artist
- Ruth F. Dealy/Ruth Frisch Dealy/Ruth Dealy, Rhode Island painter
- DEMI (artist) Cuban-American artist (b. 1955) (disambiguate from DEMI)
- Iskra Dimitrova (b. 1965), Macedonian artist
- Aude Du Pasquier Grall (b. 1974), French artist
- Maria Poythress Epes
- Michelle Erickson, ceramic artist
- India Alexandra Evans/India Evans (b. 1978)
- Shara Hannah Finerman (b. 1973), multi-media artist
- Nancy Floyd
- Lucy Fradkin, New York painter
- Francia (artist)
- Nancy A. Friedemann/Nancy Friedemann/Nancy Friedemann-SĂĄnchez, Colombian artist
- Judy Gelles, photographer
- Ann Gillen, sculptor
- Eunice Golden
- Janet Goldner, sculptor
- Brenda Goodman (b. 1944), painter
- Helen Gorrill, British feminist artist
- Susan Grabel, sculptor
- Regina Granne
- Allison Green (artist), painter
- Debbie Grossman, photographer and digital artist
- Skowmon Hastanan, Thai American glass artist
- Clarity Haynes, portrait artist
- He Chengyao/Chengyao He/He Cheng Yao, Chinese performance artist
- Tamar Hirschl, multidisciplinary artist
- Nicky Hoberman, London-based painter
- Krista M. Jiannacopoulos/Krista Jiannacopoulos, Los Angeles artist
- Angela Jimenez (b. 1975), photojournalist
- Sam Jury, British artist
- Kate Just, Australian visual artist
- Shaqe Kalaj (b. 1968), Albanian-American mixed-media artist
- Maureen Kelleher
- Helen R. Klebesadel/Helen Klebesadel (b. 1953)
- Shirley Klinghoffer
- Leslie J. Kneisel, multimedia artist
- Daniela I. Kostova/Daniela Kostova (b. 1974) Bulgarian interdisciplinary artist
- Katie Koti, photographer
- Jessica Lagunas (b. 1971), Guatemalan artist
- Marion J. Lane
- Alice Lang
- Monika Larsen Dennis (b. 1963), Swedish sculptor, painter, photographer and video artist
- Sadie Lee (b. 1967), painter
- Joanne Leonard, artist, scholar and educator
- Helen Levin, painter
- Liliya Lifanova
- Lana Lin, New York-based artist
- Liz Linden, New York-based artist
- Pia Lindman
- Jen Kennedy and Liz Linden
- Shelley Lowell (b. 1946), painter
- Barbara Lubliner, New York artist
- Karin Luner, German-born artist
- Lucinda Luvaas, urban artist
- Nancy Macko
- Neeta Madahar (b. 1966), photographic artist
- Kathleen Madigan (artist)
- Natasha Maidoff
- Virginia Maksymowicz (b. 1952), sculptor
- Karen Marshall, New York photographer
- Alex Martinis Roe (b. 1982)
- Joetta Maue
- Esperanza Mayobre
- Katerina Mistal, Stockholm-based visual artist
- Robin Mitchell (painter)
- Sharon Molloy
- Cyrilla Mozenter
- Margaret Murphy (artist), Baltimore-born artist
- Bosmat Niron
- Nelleke Nix
- Patsy Norvell, sculptor and public art installation artist
- Lorraine Peltz, painter
- Catya Plate (b. 1962), visual artist and filmmaker
- Joyce Polance, Chicago painter
- Janet Polsky, ceramic artist
- Helen Redman, painter and mixed media artist
- Barbarie Rothstein, sculptor
- Barbara Agnes Roux, combined media artist
- Laura Ruby
- Silvia Russell (b. 1969), Dutch artist
- Larissa Sansour (b. 1973)
- Ruth Schreiber (b. 1947),
- Zineb Sedira (b. 1963), British-based Franco-Algerian artist
- Tejal Shah, photographic artist
- Donna Sharrett,
- Laura J. Shechter/Laura Shechter (b. 1944), painter
- Elizabeth Siegfried, photographic artist
- Christy Singleton, New York-based visual artist
- Sissi (artist), Italian artist
- Laura Splan, New York-based mixed-media artist
- Simone Stoll (b. 1967)
- Tamar Stone, New York artist
- Canan Ćenol/Canan Senol (b. 1970), Turkish painter
- Tsuneko Taniuchi, Japanese performance artist
- Merle Temkin, painter
- Millee Tibbs, photographer
- Daena Title/Daena E. Title (b. 1957)
- Julie Tremblay, Canadian sculptor
- Vadis Turner, multimedia artist
- Tanya Ury (b. 1951), British German artist, author and curator
- Cydra Vaux (1962-2013), sculptor
- Sarah Vogwill (b. 1959), graphic designer
- Alison G. Weld
- Sue Willis, sculptor
- Nancy Wilson-Pajic (b. 1941), photographer
- Nancy Worthington (b. 1947), sculptor
- Suzanne Wright (b. 1968), founding member the art collective fierce pussy
- Pinar Yolaçan/Pinar Yolacan, Turkish photographer
- Carrie Yury, interdisciplinary artist
- Melissa Zexter, embroidered photographer
- Barbara Zucker, sculptor, co-founder of A.I.R. Gallery
- Jane Zweibel, New York artist
Global Feminisms
- Artists who were part of Global Feminisms, the opening exhibition of the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. Curated by Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin.
Historical Dictionary of Women in the Middle East and North Africa
- Talhami, Ghada (2013). Historical dictionary of women in the Middle East and North Africa. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-6858-8.
The History of Woman Suffrage
The History of Woman Suffrage, edited by Ida Husted Harper (1922)
The International Dictionary of Women's Biography
- The International Dictionary of Women's Biography. New York: Continuum. 1985. ISBN 0-8264-0192-9.
- Over 2000 biographies of important women in history.
- Inkeri Anttila (1916â2013), Finnish criminologist
- Suzana Antonakakis/SouzĂĄna AntonakĂĄki (b. 1935), Greek architect (SouzĂĄna AntonakĂĄki|fr),
- Electra Apostoloy (1912â1944), Greek communist activist and resistance fighter
- Francina Baard (b. 1920), South African activist (same as Frances Baard?; see vs. )
- Maria Ivanovna Babanova (b. 1900), Russian stage actor
- Sarah Baker (theatre proprietor) (1736â1816), English theatre proprietor
- Dorah Bantu (b. 1941), Tanzanian economist and political scientist
- Elsie Dorothea Chamberlain-Garrington, English priest
- Chen Tiejun (1904â1928), Chinese revolutionary and feminist
- Lombe Phyllis Chibesakunda (b. 1944), Zambian lawyer and diplomat
- Elvine Ekotto/Alvine Ekotto Ebolo (b. 1936), Cameroonian educationalist
- XaviĂšre Gauthier (b. 1942), French feminist
- Fabrizia Baduel Glorioso (b. 1928), Italian trade unionist
- Eva Gredal (1927â1995), Danish politician
- Hao Tianx'u (b. 1934), Chinese politician
- Margery Hurst (b. 1914), English businesswoman
- Kalliopi Kehajia (1839-1905), Greek educationalist and feminist
- Petronella Kwandami (b. 1945), Zambian politician
- Aikaterini Laskaridou (1842â1932), Greek educationalist and feminist
- Zawadi Madawili (b. 1953), Major General in the Tanzanian Army
- Ona MaĆĄiotene (Ona Masiotene; 1883-1949), Lithuanian feminist
- Augusta Maywood (1825â1876), US ballerina
- Jael Mbogo (b. 1939), Kenyan social worker and politician; 2nd president of MYWO
- La MĂŽme Moineau (also Lucienne BenĂtez Rexach; 1905-1968), French singer
- Fadéla M'Rabet (b. 1935), Algerian feminist
- Margaret Paston (1423â1484), English countrywoman (redirects to Paston Letters)
- Franciska Plamnikova (1875â1942), Czech feminist and politician
- Eirlys Roberts/Eirlys Rhiwen Cadwalader Roberts (b. 1911), English consumer campaigner
- Said Tatu (b. 1949) Tanzanian singer
- Agnes Sorma/Agnes Maria Caroline Zaremba (1422â1450), French mistress of Charles VII
- Helena Syrkius/Helena Syrkus/Helena Syrkusowa/Helena Niemirska (1900-1982), Polish architect
- Taj Bibi (b. 1946), Pakistani politician
- Zeng Xiaoying (b. 1929), Chinese conductor
The International Dictionary of Women Workers in the Decorative Arts
International Dictionary of Women Workers in the Decorative Arts
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International Women in Design
- Supon Design Group (1993). International Women in Design. New York: Madison Square Press. ISBN 978-0-942604-30-6.
Lesser-known Women
- Golemba, Beverly E. (1992). Lesser-known Women: A Biographical Dictionary. Boulder u.a.: Rienner. ISBN 978-1-55587-301-1.
- Businesswomen
- Educators
- Feminists
- Journalists
- Emily Briggs (1830-1910), first woman reporter accredited to the White House
- Law enforcers
- Lawyers
- Musicians
- Nurses/Nursing
- Performance artists
- Physicians
- Reformers/protesters
- Scientists
- Writers/storytellers
Modern Women
- Modern Women: Women Artists at the Museum of Modern Art. New York: Museum of Modern Art. 2010. ISBN 978-0-87070-771-1.
The following are artists are included in the Museum of Modern Art's Modern Women book.
- This list was generated from the book's index. Inclusion doesn't guarantee that the subject meets notability guidelines.
- Rogi André, French portrait photographer
- Carol Armstrong, Yale art historian
- Emily Armstrong (artist), video artist on public access television
- Mary Lea Bandy, chief curator of the MoMA Department of Film and Video
- Aimée Battistini/Aimee Battistini, Venezuelan Neo-Constructivist painter
- Lisa Baumgardner, created the 1978 zine Bikini Girl
- Sally Berger, Assistant Curator at MoMA's Department of Film
- Dirt Palace, a feminist art collective
- MĂ€rta Blomstedt/Marta Blomstedt (1899-1982), Finnish architect
- Pamela Boden (1905-1981), English sculptor
- Eileen Bowser, film archivist
- Dorothy Braddell/Dorothy Adelaide Braddell (1889-1981), designer and decorative artist
- Zelina Brunschwig/Zelina Comegys Brunschwig, interior and fabric designer
- Alma Siedhoff-Buscher/Alma Buscher (1899-1944), German artist
- Lynne Chan/JJ Chinois
- Rita Christiani, dancer
- Lotte Cohn (1893-1983), Israeli architect
- Brigitte Cornand, French filmmaker
- Fereshteh Daftari, art historian
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- MoMA employees
- Margaret Scolari Barr, art historian, teacher, wife of Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
- Elodie Courter/Elodie Courter Osborn/Elodie Osborn (1911-1994), first director of circulating exhibitions at MOMA
- Greta Daniel (1909-1962), MoMA design curator
- Dorothy H. Dudley (1903-1979), registrar
- Olga Hirsh Guggenheim, patron
- Sarah Newmeyer, publicist
- Rona Roob, archivist
Most Powerful Arab Women
The magazine Arabian Business produces a yearly list of the world's 100 most powerful Arab women.
- Amina Al Rustamani, Emirati CEO of Tecom, a subsidiary of Dubai Holding
- Rana Dajani, Jordanian professor
- Maha Laziri, Moroccan education activist
- Hamdiyah Al Jaff/Hamdiyah Mahmood Faraj Al-Jaff, Iraqi Chair of the Trade Bank of Iraq
- Manahel Thabet, Emirati (Yemeni) scientist (deleted on multiple occasions; see Knowledge (XXG):Articles for deletion/Manahel Thabet)
- Hanan Al Kuwari/Hanan Al-Kuwari, Qatari managing director of Hamad Medical Corporation
- Randa Ayoubi, Jordanian CEO of Rubicon Group Holding
- Amal Al Qubaisi/Amal Abdullah Al Qubaisi/Amal Abdullah Juma Al Qubaisi, Emirati Deputy speaker
- Hanan Solayman, Egyptian founder
- Maryam Matar/Maryam Mohammed Mattar/Maryam M. Mattar, Emirati founder
- Rasha Al Roumi/Rasha Abdulaziz Al-Roumi/Rasha Al-Roumi, Kuwaiti Chair and CEO of Kuwait Airways
- Grace Najjar, Lebanese management consultant, CEO of Align Management Solutions
- Suad Al Humaidi/Suad Al-Humaidi, Kuwaiti head of the Al-Humaidi Group
- Nermin Saad/Nermin Fawzi Saad, Saudi (Jordanian) CEO
- Salma Hareb/Salma Ali Saif Saeed Bin Hareb, Emirati CEO of Jebel Ali Free Zone
- Nashwa Al Ruwaini/Nashwa Al-Ruwaini, Emirati CEO of Pyramedia
- Abeer Abu Ghaith, Palestinian founder of StayLinked
- Muna Harib/Muna Harib Al Muhairi, Emirati founder
- Mona Al Marri, Emirati Director General of the Government of Dubai Media Office
- Reine Abbas, Lebanese game developer and visual artist
- Joelle Mardinian, Emirati television personality and makeup artist
- Sara Akbar, Kuwaiti chemical petroleum engineer and CEO of Kuwait Energy
- Ingie Chalhoub, Emirati president and managing director of Etoile Group
- Nisreen Shocair, Emirati (Jordanian) president of Virgin Megastore for the Middle East
- Buthaina Al Ansari/Buthaina Al-Ansari, Qatari founder and chair of Qatariat T&D Holding Company, Human Resources Director at Ooredoo
- Ismahane Elouafi/Ismahane A. Elouafi, Moroccan Director General of International Center for Biosaline Agriculture
- Hind Seddiqi/Hind Abdul Hamied Seddiqi, Emirati vice president of Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons
- Hind Hobeika, Lebanese founder
- Donna Sultan, Kuwaiti CEO of KEO International Consultants
- Rabab Al Sadr/Rabab Al-Sadr, Lebanese social and human rights activist
- Sarah Shuhailq, Emirati founder of Ewaâa Centre for Women and Children
- Mona Bawarshi, Lebanese chairwoman and CEO of Gezairi Transport
- Mona Almoayyed/Mona Yousif Almoayyed, Bahraini managing director of Y.K Almoayyed & Sons
- Christine Sfeir/Christine Assouad Sfeir, Lebanese CEO of restaurant group Treats Holding
- Lama Sulaiman/Lama Al-Sulaiman/Lama Al Sulaiman, Saudi Deputy chairwoman of Jeddah Chamber of Commerce
- Hanadi Al Saleh/Hanadi Al-Saleh, Kuwaiti chairwoman of Agility
- Anissa Hassouna/Anissa E. Hassouna, Egyptian Executive director
- Mona Ataya, Emirati (Palestinian) CEO of Mumzworld
- Sahar El Sallab, Egyptian chairwoman
- Ghosson Al Khaled/Ghosson Ghassan Al Khaled, Kuwaiti COO
- Soraya Salti, Jordanian Regional director, MENA
- Sheikha Maha Mansour Salman Jasim Al Thani, first female judge in Qatar
North American Women Artists of the Twentieth Century
- See Gender Gap red list/North American Women Artists of the Twentieth Century
Notable Hispanic American Women
- Notable Hispanic American Women (1st ed.). Detroit: Gale Research. 1993. ISBN 978-0-8103-7578-9.
- Marie Acosta-ColĂłn/Marie Acosta-Colon/Marie Acosta Colon (b. 1949), arts administrator
- Marilyn Aguirre-Molina, public health advocate
- Yolanda H. Alvarado/Yolanda Alvarado/Yolanda Alvarado-Ortega (b. 1943), journalist
- Linda Alvarez, TV newscaster
- Luz Alvarez Martinez (b. 1942), social activist
- Hortensia Maria Alvirez (b. 1944), entrepreneur
- Miriam Angulo (b. 1955), bank vice president
- Dolores S. Atencio (b. 1955), attorney
- Paulette Atencio (b. 1947), traditional storyteller, businesswoman
- Yamila Azize (b. 1953), women's studies scholar
- Laura Balverde-Sanchez/Laura Balverde Sanchez (b. 1951), CEO
- Petra Barreras del Rio (b. 1952), art museum director
- Graciela Beecher (b. 1927), educator and executive
- Maria Antonietta BerriozĂĄbal/Maria Antonietta Berriozabal (b. 1941), San Antonio City Council member
- Silvia Brito (b. 1933), actor, director, producer
- Georgia L. Brown (b. 1948), political consultant
- Cheryl Brownstein-Santiago (b. 1951), journalist
- Cecelia Preciado de Burciaga/Cecelia Preciado (b. 1945), college administrator
- Angelina Cabrera, non-profit executive
- Olivia Cadaval (b. 1943), Smithsonian folklorist
- Judy Canales/Judith Canales (b. 1962), journalist, urban studies specialist, Administrator for Rural Business and Cooperative programs in USDA's Rural Development agency
- Cordelia ChĂĄvez Candelaria/Cordelia Candelaria (b. 1943), educator, author, poet
- Alice Cardona (1930-2011), activist and NY government official
- Ruth Carranza (b. 1949), educational filmmaker
- Lourdes Casal (1938-1981), poet and political activist
- Elena Castedo (b. 1937), writer
- Sylvia L. Castillo (b. 1951), founder of the National Network of Hispanic Women
- Lillian Castillo-Speed (b. 1949), librarian, editor
- Maggie Cervantes (b. 1958), community and political activist
- Marlene Cintron de Frias/Marlene CintrĂłn de Frias (b. 1951), NY Office of Latino Affairs Director
- Evelyn Cisneros (b. 1955), ballerina
- Margarita H. Colmenares (b. 1957), environmental engineer
- Ana Colomar O'Brien (b. 1938), diplomat
- Elaine Coronado (b. 1959), President of Hispanic Alliance for Free Trade
- Lucha Corpi (b. 1945), writer, teacher
- Oralia Lillie Corrales (b. 1940), activist, insurance agent
- Alicia Cuaron/Alicia Valladolid-CuarĂłn (b. 1939), educator, business executive
- Angela de Hoyos (b. ca. 1945), poet
- Debora de Hoyos (b. 1953), lawyer
- Angustias de la Guerra Ord (1815-1890), historian
- Adelaida Del Castillo (b. 1952), scholar
- Remedios Diaz-Oliver/Remedios Diaz Oliver (b. 1938), entrepreneur
- Rita DiMartino (b. 1937), businesswoman
- Rita Elizondo (b. 1953), political educator
- Margarita Esquiroz (b. 1945), judge
- Rita Esquivel (b. 1932), educational administrator
- Ernestine D. Evans/Ernestine DurĂĄn Evans (b. 1927), legislator
- Sally Garza Fernandez (b. 1958), corporate relations director
- Ana Maria Fernandez Haar (b. 1951), advertising executive
- Loida Figueroa/Loida Figueroa Mercado (b. 1917), educator, historian
- Catalina Esperanza Garcia (b. 1944), anesthesiologist
- Frances Garcia (b. 1938), mayor of Hutchinson, Kansas
- Juliet Villarreal Garcia/Juliet V. Garcia/Juliet Garcia (b. 1949), President of University of Texas at Brownsville
- Norma GarcĂa (b. 1950), government official
- Lila Garza (b. 1953), entrepreneur
- Irma Gigli (b. 1931), medical researcher
- Fabiola Cabeza de Baca Gilbert/Fabiola Cabeza de Baca (1898-1933), home economist
- Arlene F. Gillespie/Arlene Gillespie (b. 1936), economist, public servant
- Elsa Gomez (b. 1938), college president
- Sylvia Alicia GonzĂĄles (b. 1943), author, educator
- Erlinda GonzĂĄles-Berry (b. 1942), educator, novelist
- Patricia Gonzalez (b. 1958), painter
- Consuelo GonzĂĄlez Amezcua/Chelo Amezcua/Chelo Gonzalez Amezcua (1903â1975), artist and poet
- Linda Griego (b. 1935), LA Deputy Mayor, restaurateur
- Stella G. Guerra, government official
- Dolores Guerrero (b. 1941), restaurateur
- Nancy C. Gutierrez/Nancy Gutierrez (b. 1941), government official
- Antonia HernĂĄndez (b. 1948), civil rights lawyer
- Christine Hernandez (b. 1951), Texas legislator
- Sally B. Hernandez-Pinero/Sally B. Hernandez-Piñero/Sally Hernandez-Piñero (b. 1952), NYC official
- Florence HernĂĄndez-Ramos/Florence Hernandez-Ramos (b. 1950), public radio executive
- Hilda Hidalgo (b. 1928), educator, activist
- Cleofas Martinez Jaramillo/Cleofas M. Jaramillo/Cleofas Jaramillo (1878-1956), writer, folklorist
- Michelle Kearney (b. 1945), banker
- Louise Año Nuevo Kerr/Louise A. Kerr (b. 1938), educator
- Carmela Gloria Lacayo/Carmela Lacayo (b. 1943), social worker, community organizer
- Romy Ledesma (b. 1935), university administrator, scientist
- Aliza Lifshitz, physician, reporter
- Diana LĂłpez (novelist) (b. 1948), novelist (dab. from Diana LĂłpez)
- Mara Awilda LĂłpez/Mara Awilda Lopez (b. 1951), government official
- MarĂa Cristina LĂłpez/Maria Cristina Lopez (b. 1944), health educator
- Irma Maldonado (b. 1946), PR consultant
- Arabella Martinez (b. 1937), community leader
- Demetria Martinez/Demetria MartĂnez (b. 1960), author, poet, journalist
- Elizabeth Martinez (library administrator) (b. 1943), (dab. from Elizabeth Martinez)
- Lissa Ann Martinez (b. 1954), ocean engineer
- MarĂa MartĂnez-Cañas (b. 1960), photographer
- Maria Emelia Martin-Garcia (b. 1951), news reporter, radio producer
- Carmen Maymi (b. 1938), OEO director
- Margarita B. Melville (b. 1929), scholar, activist
- Corine Mendoza (b. 1952), police sergeant
- Myrna Milan (b. 1954), municipal court judge
- Trish Moylan-Torruella (b. 1953), organization executive
- Evelyn Nieves (b. 1959), journalist
- Virginia F. Ojeda (b. 1945), franchise owner
- Gilda Oliveros (b. 1949), mayor
- Carmen Ortiz (business executive) (b. 1948)
- Sandra Ortiz-Del Valle (b. 1951), basketball referee
- Carmen Otero (b. 1933), judge
- Maggie Peña (b. 1959), entrepreneur
- Janice Petrovich (b. 1946), educational researcher
- Mary Helen Ponce (b. 1938), writer, scholar
- Estela Portillo Trambley (b. 1936), writer
- Leticia Quezada (b. 1953), President of the LA Board of Education
- Naomi Quiñonez/Naomi Helena Quiñonez/Naomi Quinonez (b. 1951), poet, editor, educator
- Working
Radical feminists of Heterodoxy
- Judith Schwarz, Radical feminists of Heterodoxy : Greenwich Village, 1912-1940 Norwich, Vt. : New Victoria Publishers, 1986. ISBN 978-0-934678-08-7
These women were members of Heterodoxy, a feminist Greenwich Village women's club active from 1912 to the 1940s.
- Stella Cominsky Ballantine, suffragist and niece of Emma Goldman
- Mary Chamberlain (activist), editor, peace activist
- Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook, stockbroker, VP of Women's Political Union
- Marjorie Benton Cooke, novelist, playwright
- Maida Castellun Darnton, New York Globe drama critic
- Nell P. Dawson, New York Globe literary critic
- Elsie Dufour, dancer
- Mattel Howe Farnham, author
- Mary Fels, Zionist
- Myran Louise Grant, lesbian socialist
- Anne Herendeen, journalist, poet
- Gertrude B. Kelley, individualist feminist writer
- Alice Mary Kimball, journalist and poet
- Eleanor Lawson
- Mary Field Parton
- Ruth Pinchot Pickering
- Grace Potter
- Netha Roe
- Signe Kristine Toksvig
Womankind
- Nebenzahl, Donna (2003). Womankind: Faces of Change Around the World. New York: Feminist Press. ISBN 1-55861-460-5.
- Georgina Ashworth, British women's rights activist
- Angela BailĂłn PĂ©rez/Angela Bailon Perez, Guatemalan poverty activist
- Nancy Cardia, Brazilian educator and human rights activist
- Clementina Chery/Clementina M. Chery, US peace activist
- Ăgnes DarĂłczi/Agnes Daroczi, cultural anthropologist, Roma women's activist
- Leslie deBeauvais, Theatre of Hope for Abused Women
- Tahmeena Faryal, Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan
- Jane Frost and Brenda Hochachka, dragon boat breast cancer activists
- Enakshi Ganguly Thukral, children's rights activist
- Nathalie Geismar Bonnemains, French anti-nuclear activist
- Zodwa Mqadi (b. 1942), South African children's health activist
- Priscilla Nangurai, Kenyan educator and activist
- Tandaswa Ndita, South African judge
- Chief Bisi Ogunleye, Country Women's Association of Nigeria
- Sebastiana PantĂł Pox/Sebastiana Panto Pox, Guatemalan weavers' cooperative
- Lucilla Pizani Gonçalves/Lucila Pizani Gonçalves, Brazilian poverty activist
- Anastasia Posadskaya-Vanderbeck, Hungarian women's rights activist
- Siriporn Skrobanek, Foundation for Women
- Rosa Tarlovsky de Riosinblit and Berta Shubaroff, Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo
- Nguyen Thai Chau, Child Welfare Foundation
- Mama Toribia, elder, healer (Ayacucho)
- Meilin Wu, Hong Kong Women Workers Association
Women Artists: Works from the National Museum of Women in the Arts
- Women Artists: Works from the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Washington, D.C.: Rizzoli International Publications. 2000. ISBN 0-8478-2290-7.
Artists in the permanent collection of the National Museum of Women in the Arts
- Linda Adato (b. 1942), US
- Eleanor Curtis Ahl (1875-1953), US
- Ida Alamuddin (b. 1947), Lebanese
- Carmen Aldunate (b. 1940), Chilean
- Suad Allatar, Iraqi
- Betsy Anderson (b. 1936), US
- Christine Anderson (b. 1970), US
- Elaine Anderson (artist)
- Judith Oak Andraka (b. 1938), US
- Francoise Andre (b. 1926), Canadian
- Sharron Antholt (b. 1944), US
- Marie Apel (1880-1970), UK
- Birgitta Ara (b. 1934), Finnish
- Pilar de Arstegui (b. 1945), Spanish
- Mada Artha, Balinese
- Lila Oliver Asher (b. 1921), US
- Sally Michel Avery (b. 1902), US
- Carolyn Balcom (b. 1935), US
- Laurie Balmuth (b. 1945), US
- Jan C. Baltzell (b. 1948), US
- Candace Barbot, US
- Susanna Barker (d. 1793), UK
- Loren Roberta Barton (1893-1975), US
- Wanita Bates (b. 1960), Canadian
- Wanda Baucus (b. 1947), US
- Carolina Van Hook Bean (1879-1980), US
- Friedy Becker-Wegeli (1900-1984), US
- Annie Beckett
- Millie Bennett (b. 1923), US
- Philomene Bennett (b. 1935), US
- Ileane Bernstein (b. 1956), US
- Sylvia Bernstein (b. 1914), US
- Betsy Best-Spadero (b. 1957), US
- Catharina Biddle (b. 1918), US
- Margaret Binley, UK
- Ruth Walhberg Birch (b. 1924), US
- Sarah Blake (artist), UK
- Suzanne Bonin (b. 1955), US
- Kathy Borchers, US
- Sue Ann Bottomley (b. 1946), US
- Jessica Boyatt (b. 1964), US
- Sarah Yocum McFadden Boyle, US
- Gisela Breitling (b. 1939), German
- Anne Breivik (b. 1932), Norwegian
- Jamie Brooks (artist) (b. 1926), US
- Pamela Wedd Brown (b. 1928), US
- Barbara Bruch (b. 1940), US
- Anita Bucherer, German
- Alice Standish Buell (1892-1964), US
- Linda Burgess (b. 1954), US
- Alice Burrows, UK
- Marjorie Conant Bush-Brown (1885-1978), US
- Sarah Buttall, UK
- Mimi Quilici Buzzacchi (1903-1990), Italian
- Judy Byron, US
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Women in Graphic Design (1890â2012)
Women in Graphic Design (1890â2012)
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- Women in Graphic Design (1890â2012) / Frauen und Grafik-Design. Berlin: Jovis. 2012. ISBN 978-3-86859-153-8.
- This 2012 book includes short biographies of women in graphic design, including many that have been overlooked. Most of the listed designers are European/US. Only a handful have entries in Knowledge (XXG); the rest are listed below.
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Who's Who in Contemporary Women's Writing
For the list of missing writers from Who's Who in Contemporary Women's Writing, see User:Dkriegls/Biography to-do list
Women in World History
See Gender Gap red list/Women in World History for missing articles from the 16-volume Women in World History
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