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Women in Red

Hello and welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR) whose objective is to turn redlinks into blue ones. Our project's scope is women's biographies and women's works, broadly construed. Did you know that according to WHGI only 16.9% of the English Wikipedia's biographies are about women? Not impressed? Content gender gap is a form of systemic bias, and this is what WiR addresses. We invite you to participate whenever you like in whatever way suits you and your schedule. Women in Red warmly welcomes you!

Welcome to...
Art+Feminism The Women You Have Never Met

Thank you for joining the Women in Red online node of Art+Feminism, which runs from March 1 to 31! 2017 is the second year that Women in Red is supporting A+F in connection with International Women's Day and WikiWomen's History Month. 2017 is the first time, Women in Red is also supporting The Women You Have Never Met by donating all articles we create/improve during March to this m:Iberocoop initiative. Anyone can take part, whatever their previous experience, and as this is a virtual editathon, enthusiasts can participate from around the globe, at whatever time is convenient for you, in whatever language you prefer.

The main goals of the event are:

• to encourage inexperienced editors and show them how they can contribute to Wikipedia by creating biographies of some of the world's most prominent women
• to draw the attention of more experienced editors to the need for concerted action on a specific area
• to support Wikipedia in combating the systemic bias against the coverage of women and women's works
• to promote the new/improved articles and images through social media (Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter)
• to encourage participation in multiple language Wikipedias

This is a sampling of lists with suggested articles to create or add upon. However, feel free to come up with your own ideas! We encourage you to be thoughtful and intersectional in your suggestions. Key: CR (crowd-sourced list), DI (dictionary list), WD (Wikidata-generated list)

Women in Red lists

Other

• Wikipedia:Meetup/ArtAndFeminism/Tasks
• Dalal Khario (pen name "Shirin"), former Islamic State sex slave, author of German-language book, recipient of 2017 Woman's Rights award from the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy[1][2][3]

Promote our work[edit]

Key:

• Add FB after the article if you mention it on Facebook
• Add PIN after the article if you pin the image on Pinterest
• Add TW after the article if you tweet it on Twitter

New or upgraded articles[edit]

• Add the titles of your new or upgraded articles here created in March – most recent at the top, specifying upgraded if not new

Did You Know features[edit]

New/expanded articles featured in the Did you know... column of the Wikipedia Main page

• Add here - most recent at the top with date of publication

New or upgraded pictures[edit]

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  Grinden (The Gate) by Nina Ahlstedt
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  Geta BergenbyEllen Favorin
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  HittinenbyElin Alfhild Nordlund
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  Motherhood by Martha Walter
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  Brittany family by Martha Walter
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  English Nurse by Martha Walter (b&w reprint)
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  A Parasol Tea by Martha Walter (b&w reprint)
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  The Picnic by Martha Walter (b&w reprint)
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  La Plage by Martha Walter (b&w reprint)
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  Detail of Henrietta Preface Cozens from Four women in wicker armchairsbyViolet Oakley
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  Autumn Leaves (1870), Ellen Robbins
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  Penn meets the Quaker {1903} by Violet Oakley
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  Anna Ancher: Plucking the Geese (1904)
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  Illustration to the dissolving viewbyElizabeth Shippen Green (b&w reprint, 1905)
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  The SentinelbyBlanche Dillaye (b&w reprint, 1905)
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  Cover design, August, by Jessie Wilcox Smith (b&w reprint, 1905)
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  The Red RosebyViolet Oakley (b&w reprint, 1905)
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  John W. Alexander, Portrait of Mrs. John W. Alexander
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  Helen Kiner McCarthy, "Portrait: Red and White" (b&w reproduction)
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  "Miss Ginnie and Polly", Lydia Field Emmet
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  "Puerto Rican Mother and Child", Alice Schille
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  "Mother and Daughter", Clara Pfeiffer Garrett
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  "Ducks", Jessie Arms Botke
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  Florence Wolf Gotthold, "A Venetian Lady" (b&w reproduction)
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  Constance Curtis, "The Green Jar" (b&w reproduction)
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  Hanna Rönnberg, portait by Ida Gisiko
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  Hanna Rönnberg, Finnish painter
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  Hanna Rönnberg: "Mother and Child"
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  Alice Hirschberg
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  "Calling in Vain" by Alice Hirschberg
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  "The Dandelion Girl" by Alice Hirschberg
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  "The Gratitude of Sir John" by Alice Hirschberg
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  "The Homely Doll" by Alice Hirschberg
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  Mary L. Doe
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  Blanche Dillaye
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  Blanche Dillaye
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  Lucie Ingemann
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  Allegra Eggleston
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  Georgine Campbell
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  Sara Miranda Maxson Cobb
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  Mary Rogers Gregory
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  Kate Parker Scott Boyd
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  Harriet Thayer Durgin
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  Lyle Durgin
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  Mary Garrett Hay
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  Mary Garrett Hay
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  "Rural Scene-Wakarusa Valley" (1941) by Irene Bianucci
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  Habenaria elegans drawn by Margaret Warriner Buck
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  "The Illini and Potawatomies Struggle at Starved Rock" (1941) by Fay E. Davis
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  Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue
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  Louise Maertz
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  Alice J. Shaw
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  Gertrude Elliott
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  Una Abell-Brinker
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  Sallie Joy White
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  Maibelle Heikes Justice
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  Clara Mountcastle
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  Luetta Elmina Braumuller
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  Ellene Alice Bailey
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  Eugenia Mantelli
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  Giannina Russ
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  Marjorie Wood
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  Beth Lydy
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  Theresa Malkiel
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  Paula Edwardes
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  Paula Edwardes
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  Tula Lotay

• Narrowing Gender Gap, Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon Writes 6,500 More Women Into Art History, article by Sarah Cascone, Artnet Worldwide, 18 April 2017
• How Activists Are Diversifying Wikipedia One Edit At A Time, article by Emily Frisella, Good, 27 April 2017