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WiR redlist index: Women humanitarians

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 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.

This list is based on:
Oldfield, Sybil (2001). Women humanitarians : a biographical dictionary of British women active between 1900 and 1950. London: Continuum.

• Mary B. Booth / Mary Booth (1885-1969), refugee relief worker
• Olive Emma Booth / Olive Booth (1891-), post-war overseas relief coordinator
• Sybil Brazell (1919-), voluntary plague nurse
• Gladys Cann (1907-1993), missionary nursing sister in India
• Maynard Linden Carter (1886-), nurse, relief worker and pioneer
• Phyllis Cooper (1909-1994), relief worker and Red cross rescuer
• Ethel Constance Cousins (1882-1944), surgeon
• Lilian Doughty-Wylie / Lilian Oimara Doughty-Wylie (1878-1961), medical relief worker
• Ethel Gordon Dunbar (c.1885-1930), nurse and relief worker
• Dorothy England (1906-), nurse with Save the Children
• Ellen Margaret Farrer (1865-1959), pioneer medical missionary
• Kathleen Freeman (humanitarian) (1890-1966), rescuer of refugee children and Save the Children organizer
• Mary Friedrich (1882-1970), champion of persecuted victims of nazism
• Clara Haslewood / Clara B.L. Haslewood (1876-1962), champion of girl slaves in Hong Kong
• Elaine Hills-Young (1895-1983), pioneer midwife
• Dorothy Jewitt (1896-1982), medical missionary nurse and midwife
• Ella Priscilla Jorden (1909-1993), nurse, midwife and refugee relief worker
• Lesley Maber / Gladys Lesley Maber (1906-1999), teacher, refugee rescuer and resistance heroine
• Joan McMichael-Askins / Joan K. McMichael-Askins (1905-1989), pioneer of public health
• Margaret C. McNeill (1909-1985), quaker and refugee relief worker
• Joyce Pearce (humanitarian) (1915-1985), humanitarian and teacher
• Mary Baker Penman (1883-1951), nurse
• Diana Pym (1908-), campaigner for Greek political prisoners
• Sister Dorothy Raphael / Dorothy Raphael (1893-1977), anti-racist missionary social worker in South Africa
• Alice Roughton (1905-1995), medical campaigner, anti-nuclear campaigner and ecologist
• Elisabeth Harvey Rowntree / Tessa Rowntree / Tessa Cadbury (1909-1999), refugee rescuer (see [1] p.54)
• Motee Booth-Tucker Sladen / Catherine Motee Booth-Tucker / Motee Booth-Tucker / Catherine Motee Booth-Tucker Sladen (1891-1975), salvation army commissioner
• Lilian Starr / Lilian Underhill (1886-), missionary nurse
• Eleanor Strugnell (1887-1993), missionary teacher and social worker
• Claire Thomson (1894-c.1966), medical missionary
• Elizabeth Spence Watson (1839-1919), anti-militarist and internationalist
• Agatha Watts (1861-1923), peace witness
• Honor Wilkins (c.1907-1977), medical missionary doctor in India