Wikiquote:SheSaid

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The #SheSaid campaign is a Wiki Loves Women initiative to celebrate the world's leading women. It launched on 20 October 2020. The project aims to increase the voice of women through the creation of new entries in Wikiquote (WQ) or the improvement of existing ones.

Things you can do

• Move American women from the general women category to the American women category
• Improve existing WQ pages about women
  • See: Help:Editing
• Improve existing stub pages about women or Wikiquote:SheSaid/Todo
• Improve existing core articles about women (for example : Gender bias on Wikipedia, Women)
• Start new pages about a women
  • See: Help:Starting a new page
  • And Wikiquote:Guide to layout
  • And Wikiquote:Manual of style
• Add women pages to appropriate Categories
• Create new Categories if existing ones get too large. Please do not create a new category unless it will contain at least a dozen articles with potential for future growth.
• Add see also sections to articles
• add DEFAULTSORT see: wp:magic words
• Help with other chores on Wikiquote, such as Copyright Cleanup Project
• Add photos to pages
• Add photos to quotes of the person who made the quote
• Share campaign postcards to encourage participation

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A new person

Links to local wikiquotes

• Global page of the initiative : m:Wiki Loves Women/SheSaid
• SheSaid on the italian wikiquote : https://it.wikiquote.org/wiki/Wikiquote:SheSaid
• SheSaid on the Spanish wikiquote: q:es:Wikiquote:Wiki Loves Women/SheSaid/Ella dice (Outreach dashboard).
• SheSaid on the Ukrainian Wikiquote: q:uk:Вікіцитати:Це сказала вона
• SheSaid on the Serbian wikiquote: Викицитат:Кампања SheSaid
• SheSaid on the English wikiquote : SheSaid
• SheSaid on the French wikiquote : SheSaid
• She said on the Igbo Wikiquote: SheSaid/Redlists

Recent changes related to women

• American women
• Women
• Women scientists
• Women by country

(please help adding to this list)

Categories related to women

Starting point : Category:Women ...

Article stubs to improve (alphabetical order)

• Ann Landers
• Sue Gardner, first executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation from December 2007 until May 2014
• Katalin Karikó, scientist whose pioneer work led to the developement of COVID-19 vaccines.
• see also: Category:Women stubs

Articles in need of a photo

• Sangeeta Niranjan
• Miuccia Prada
• Ruth Nanda Anshen

(please help building this list)

Articles to improve

Check out Wikiquote:SheSaid/Todo

Core articles about women

1. Women
2. Gender bias on Wikipedia

Biographies

1. COVID-19 pandemic in Canada ( Conservative Health critic MP Michelle Rempel Garner[1])
2. 2020 United States presidential election (Sydney Powell Jenna Ellis)
3. COVID-19 pandemic in the United States (Gretchen Whitmer)
4. SARS-CoV-2 (Maria Van Kerkhove)
5. COVID-19 vaccine (Mette Frederiksen)
6. Presidency of Joe Biden(Kelly Loeffler)
7. Mitch McConnell
8. Justin Trudeau
9. Estonia (Liisa Past)
10. Marie Brenner
11. Kayleigh McEnany
12. Black Lives Matter (Kailee Scales)
13. Cynthia Lummis
14. Ghislaine Maxwell
15. Yasmine Mohammed
16. Arthur Balfour (Lady Gwendolen Gascoyne-Cecil)

1. The Crown (TV series) (Eileen Atkins)
2. Josefina Vidal
3. María Irene Fornés
4. Ida B. Wells
5. Harriet Tubman
6. Mary Prince
7. Elizabeth Freeman
8. Stella Immanuel
9. Vandana Shiva
10. Microsoft (Amy Harmon)
11. Joe Biden
12. Donald Trump
13. Racial views of Donald Trump
14. Abby Martin
15. Heather Brooke
16. Margaret Thatcher

1. This Hour Has 22 Minutes (Cathy Jones, Susan Kent, Mary Walsh, Geri Hall)
2. Profumo affair(Christine Keeler)
3. Georgia runoff elections 2020/2021 (Kelly Loeffler)
4. Washington,_D.C.#M (Muriel Bowser)
5. Nancy Pelosi
6. 2021 storming of the United States Capitol (Mielke Sherrill)
7. Trolley problem (Judith Jarvis Thomson)
8. Elizabeth Bisland Whetmore(Nellie Bly)
9. Impeachment of Donald Trump (Stacey Plasket)
10. COVID-19 pandemic in the United States (Noreen Goldman)
11. 2021 storming of the United States Capitol (Mikie Sherrill)
12. Nupur J. Sharma
13. COVID-19 pandemic in Canada (Ann Collins)
14. Michelle Statham
15. Donald Trump (Lisa Murkowski)
16. Helen Churchill Candee
17. L. Adams Beck

Red lists

Check out Wikiquote:SheSaid/RedLists

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