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WiR redlist index: Notable American Women, 1607–1950

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed.

This list of red links covers the biographical dictionary Notable American Women, 1607–1950. It is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. This list needs to be updated manually.

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Volumes 1-3[edit]

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Abolitionists[edit]

Actresses and Theatre Managers[edit]

See also Film Actresses and Directors

Anthropologists and Folklorists[edit]

Architects and Interior Decorators[edit]

Art Collectors and Patrons[edit]

Art Critics and Historians[edit]

Art Educators[edit]

Astronomers[edit]

Authors (by literary period)[edit]

1607-1820[edit]

1821-1860[edit]

1861-1900[edit]

1900-1950[edit]

See also Children's Authors

Biologists[edit]

Botanists and Horticulturists[edit]

Businesswomen[edit]

See Entrepreneurs

Chemists and Physicists[edit]

Children's Authors[edit]

Circus Performers[edit]

Civil War Figures[edit]

Classicists[edit]

College Administrators[edit]

Composers[edit]

Dancers[edit]

Editors[edit]

See Magazine Editors

Educational Reformers[edit]

Educators[edit]

See College Administrators; Educational Reformers; Educators of the Handicapped; Kindergartners; Religious Educators; School Founders and Administrators

Educators of the Handicapped[edit]

Explorers and Travelers[edit]

Feminists[edit]

See also Suffragists


Film Actresses and Directors[edit]

Geographer and Geologist[edit]

Hawaiian Nobility[edit]

Health Reform Advocates[edit]

Heroines[edit]

Historians[edit]

Historical Preservationists[edit]

Home Economists[edit]

Illustrators[edit]

Indian Captives[edit]

Indian Reform Advocates[edit]

Indian Women[edit]

Inventors[edit]

Kindergartners[edit]

Labor Leaders[edit]

Labor Reformers[edit]

Lawyers[edit]

Lecturers and Orators[edit]

Librarians[edit]

Literary Scholars[edit]

Magazine Editors[edit]

Mathematicians[edit]

Ministers and Evangelists[edit]

Missionaries[edit]

Missionary Society Leaders[edit]

Mormon Women[edit]

Music Educators and Patrons[edit]

Musicians[edit]

See Composers; Performing Musicians

Naturalists[edit]

Negro Women[edit]

Newspaperwomen[edit]

Performing Musicians[edit]

Nurses[edit]

Painters[edit]

See also Printmakers

Peace Advocates[edit]

Performing Musicians[edit]

Philanthropists[edit]

Philosophers[edit]

Photographer[edit]

Physicians[edit]

Political Figures[edit]

Advisers and Appointees[edit]

Congresswomen and Senators[edit]

Other Elected Officials[edit]

Party Workers[edit]

Propagandists[edit]

Printmakers[edit]

Prison Reformers[edit]

Psychologists[edit]

Religious Educators[edit]

Religious Founders and Leaders[edit]

See also Ministers and Evangelists; Missionaries

School Founders and Administrators[edit]

Sculptors[edit]

Settlement House Leaders[edit]

Social and Civic Reformers[edit]

See also Health Reform Advocates; Laborers; Settlement House Leaders

Social Economists[edit]

Social Leaders[edit]

Social Workers[edit]

Socialists and Radicals[edit]

Temperance Advocates[edit]

Suffragists[edit]

Temperance Advocates[edit]

Translators[edit]

Welfare Work Leaders[edit]

See also Social Workers

Wives of the Presidents[edit]

Women's Club Leaders[edit]

Volume 4[edit]

Wikipedia Library

Agriculture and Rural Life[edit]

Anthropology and Folklore[edit]

Architecture[edit]

See also Landscape Architecture

Art[edit]

See also Photography

Astronomy[edit]

Aviation[edit]

Biology[edit]

Birth Control[edit]

Chemistry[edit]

See also Medicine: Researchers; Nutrition

Botany[edit]

Broadcasting[edit]

Children's Literature[edit]

Civil Liberties[edit]

Civil Rights[edit]

Classics and Archaeology[edit]

Community Affairs[edit]

Conservation[edit]

Cookery[edit]

Dance[edit]

Demography[edit]

Economics[edit]

Education[edit]

College Founders and Administrators[edit]

School Founders and Administrators[edit]

Writers and Researchers[edit]

Other[edit]

See also Physical Education

Engineering and Industrial Design[edit]

Entertainment[edit]

Exploration[edit]

Fashion[edit]

Feminism[edit]

Film[edit]

Geology[edit]

Government and Politics[edit]

Appointees[edit]

Congresswomen[edit]

Other Elected Officials[edit]

Party Workers and Officials[edit]

Wives of Presidents[edit]

History[edit]

Home Economics[edit]

Housing Reform[edit]

Journalism[edit]

Labor[edit]

Landscape Architecture[edit]

Law[edit]

Librarianship[edit]

Literature[edit]

Editors and Publishers[edit]

Scholars[edit]

Translators[edit]

Writers[edit]

Magazine and Journal Editing[edit]

Mathematics[edit]

Medicine[edit]

Physicians[edit]

Researchers[edit]

Military[edit]

Music[edit]

Nursing[edit]

Nutrition[edit]

Peace[edit]

Penology and Criminology[edit]

Philanthropy[edit]

Philosophy[edit]

Photography[edit]

Physical Education[edit]

Physics[edit]

Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis[edit]

Public Health[edit]

Religion[edit]

Settlements[edit]

Socialism and Radicalism[edit]

Social Reform[edit]

Social Research[edit]

Social Welfare[edit]

Social Work[edit]

Sociology[edit]

Sports[edit]

Suffrage[edit]

Antisuffrage[edit]

Temperance and Prohibition[edit]

Prohibition Repeal[edit]

Theater[edit]

Women's Organizations[edit]

American Association of University Women[edit]

League of Women Voters[edit]

National Association of Colored Women[edit]

National Council of Negro Women[edit]

National Federation of Business and Professional Women[edit]

National Woman's Party[edit]

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom[edit]

Women's Trade Union League[edit]

YWCA[edit]

Other[edit]

Volume 5[edit]

Wikipedia Library

Advertising/Public Relations[edit]

Anthropology/Folklore[edit]

Archaeology/Classics[edit]

Architecture[edit]

Art[edit]

Art Collectors/Dealers[edit]

Astronomy[edit]

Aviation[edit]

Biochemistry[edit]

Biology[edit]

Birth Control/Family Planning[edit]

Botany[edit]

Business/Entrepreneurship[edit]

Chemistry[edit]

Child Advocacy/Education[edit]

Children's Literature[edit]

Civil Rights[edit]

El Congreso de Pueblos de Habla Española[edit]

Mexican American Political Association[edit]

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People[edit]

Southern Christian Leadership Council[edit]

Southern Conference on Human Welfare[edit]

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee[edit]

Community Activism/Local Government[edit]

Computer Science[edit]

See Mathematics

Conservation/Environmentalism[edit]

Conservatism[edit]

Consumer Affairs[edit]

Crafts/Decorative Arts[edit]

Dance[edit]

Economics[edit]

Education: General[edit]

Engineering/Technology[edit]

English/Literary Theory[edit]

Fashion/Textile Design[edit]

Feminism[edit]

Film[edit]

Food[edit]

Gardening[edit]

Government: Appointed Officials (State and Federal)[edit]

History[edit]

Home Economics[edit]

See Nutrition

Housing Reform[edit]

Journalism[edit]

Labor[edit]

Law and Judiciary[edit]

Librarians/Archivists[edit]

Mathematics/Statistics/Computer Science[edit]

Medicine: Physicians and Health Care Activists[edit]

Military[edit]

Museums/Curators[edit]

Music: Classical[edit]

Music: Popular[edit]

Nursing[edit]

Nutrition/Home Economics[edit]

Peace[edit]

Penology and Criminology[edit]

Philanthropy[edit]

Philosophy[edit]

Photography[edit]


Physics[edit]

Political Science[edit]

Politics: Elected Officials/Activists/Volunteers[edit]

Psychiatry/Psychoanalysis/Psychiatric Social Work[edit]

Psychology[edit]

Public Health/Women's Health[edit]

Publishing/Editing[edit]

Radicalism/Socialism[edit]

Radio/Television[edit]

Religion/Spirituality[edit]

Social Work[edit]

Socialite/Hostess[edit]

Sociology[edit]

Sports/Physical Education/Recreation[edit]

Theater/Vaudeville/Comedy[edit]

Women's Health. See Public Health

Women's Organizations[edit]

American Association of University Women[edit]

Coalition of Labor Union Women[edit]

League of Women Voters[edit]

National Consumers' League[edit]

National Council of Negro Women[edit]

National Federation of Business and Professional Women[edit]

National Organization for Women[edit]

National Woman's Party[edit]

National Women's Political Caucus[edit]

Planned Parenthood Federation of America[edit]

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom[edit]

Women Strike for Peace[edit]

Women's Trade Union League[edit]

Young Women's Christian Association[edit]

Other[edit]

Writers/Poets[edit]

Zoology[edit]

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