Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Halls of Fame
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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. |
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International
- International Hall of Fame, sponsored by International Women's Forum,
- Women's International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame
Australia
- Australian Capital Territory Women's Honour Roll,
- New South Wales Women of the Year Awards,
- South Australian Women's Honour Roll,
- Western Australian Women's Hall of Fame,
- Hidden Treasures Annual Honour Roll, gov.au
United States
- by state
- Kansas:
- Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame
- Patty Adema Senneker
- Frances Duff
- Mary Jo Ledford
- Mildred Marcum
- Diane Zubek-Miller
- Joan Simmons
- Minnesota Women Business Owners Hall of Fame website
- Western New York Women's Hall of Fame, NY,
- by county or city
- Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame, CA
- Atlantic County Women's Hall of Fame, NJ,
- Austin Women's Hall of Fame, TX,
- Cumberland County Women's Hall of Fame, NJ,
- Delaware County Women's Hall of Fame, PA,
- Greene County Women's Hall of Fame, OH,
- Howard County Women's Hall of Fame, Maryland,
- Lebanon County Women's Hall of Fame, PA,
- Marin Women's Hall of Fame, CA,
- Prince George's County Women's Hall of Fame, MD
- Russell County Women's Hall of Fame, VA,
- San Antonio Women's Hall of Fame, Texas
- San Marcos Women's Hall of Fame, TX,
- San Mateo Women's Hall of Fame, CA,
- Stark County Women's Hall of Fame, Ohio,
- by subject
These women have been inducted into the Cooperative Development Foundation's Cooperative Hall of Fame, affiliated with the National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
- Rebecca Allen (educator)
- Mary Anderson (cooperator) - founder of REI
- Erma Angevine
- Barbara Deverick
- Dorothy Jacobson
- Jean Jantzen
- Connie McLanahan
- Mary Lee Molz
- Florence Parker
- Eva Rappaport
- Melbah M. Smith, Melbah Smith
- Kate Sumberg
- Virginia Thornthwaite
Sport
For individual women in sports hall of fames, see Sports#Hall of Fames inductees
- Ladies Professional Golf Association Hall of Fame
- National Women's Baseball Hall of Fame
- Women's Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame,
- Women Divers Hall of Fame,
Science
The Science Hall of Fame (SHoF) is based on the appearance of people's names in books over the past two centuries (sortable table)
- Kristine Larsen, astrophysicist (see June 2011 AfD first)
- Esther Pearson (see July 2011 AfD first)
Technology
- 1997
- Patricia Wallington, former Corporate Vice President and CIO, Xerox Corporation
- 1999
- Dr. Claudine Simson, former Executive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, LSI Corporation; current Director & Business Development Executive, Research and IP, Worldwide Growth Markets, IBM Corporation
- 2001
- Janet Perna, former General Manager of Information Management Solutions at [IBM] specializing in Distributed database systems / IBM DB2[1] (see also Janet Perna's oral history)
- Darlene Solomon, Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Agilent Technologies[2] specializing in Bio-analytical and electronic measurement
- 2003
- Shirley C. McCarty/Shirley McCarty, aerospace consultant[3]
- 2005
- Barbara Bauer, technology innovation, software development, global management[4]
- Sandra Burke Ph.D., cardiovascular physiologist, former pre-clinical cardiovascular researcher at Abbott Vascular's Research and Advanced Development; developed drug-coated stent intravascular stents for treatment of restenosis[5]
- Neerja Raman, global manufacturing and poverty. Senior Research Fellow, Stanford University; Advisor, Committee for Cyber-Infrastructure, National Science Foundation; formerly HP Labs[6]
- 2006
- Nor Rae Spohn, former SVP Hewlett-Packard LaserJet Printing Business[7][8]
- Dr. Been-Jon Woo, Director, Technology Integration & Development, Intel[9]
- 2009
- 2013
- Lisa McVey, CIO of Enterprise Information Systems, Enterprise Medical Imaging, Automation, McKesson Corporation
- Laura Sanders, General Manager of Delivery Engineering & Technology and CTO for Global Technology Services, IBM Corporation
- 2015
- Cheemin Bo-Linn
- Pam Parisian
- Sheryl Root
- Marie Wieck (engineer)
- 2016
- Roberta Banaszak Gleiter
- Jennifer Yates
- Ellie Yieh
- 2017
- Beena Ammanath
- Krunali Patel
- Lisa Seacat DeLuca
- Selma Svendsen
- 2018
- Roz Ho
- Yanbing Li
- Rashmi Rao
- 2019
- Heather Hinton
- Sara Rushinek
Assorted Hall of Fames/Walk of Fames recipients
Canada
- Brampton Arts Walk of Fame - Nindy Kaur, Tanya Mullings. Denise Jones (reggae), Ruth Ohi
- Scarborough Walk of Fame - Lois James (2009), Vicki Bismilla (2011), Dhun Noria (2011), Judie Oliver (swimmer) (2013), Betty Carr (2015), Sophie Hofstader (2015), Ann Butler (academic) (2018), Jean Kennedy Campbell (2018),
- Canadian Medical Hall of Fame - Elaine Carty 2023
- Sault Ste. Marie Walk of Fame
- Legends Row: Mississauga Walk of Fame - Ruth Hussey (naturalist), Laurie Pallett, Lata Pata
- Canadian Cartoonist Hall of Fame - Fiona Smyth
- Q Hall of Fame Canada - Karen Busby (2011), Barbara Snelgrove (2013)
- Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame
- Canadian Disability Hall of Fame - Alice Laine and Audrey Morrice (1997), Amy Doofenbaker (2001), Joan Mactavish, Stephanie McClellan and Jo-Anne Robinson (2002), Johanna Johnson (2004), Lucy Fletcher (achiever) (2005), June Hooper (2006), Elizabeth Grandbois and Joanne Smith (advocate) (2007), Linda Crabtree (2008), Jill Taylor (advocate) (2009), Celia Southward (2011), Ann Caine and Joyce Thompson (2012), Annie Johnston (skiing) (2013), Meenu Sikand (2020)
Assorted
- Eastwood_City_Walk_of_Fame
- Avenue of Stars, Hong Kong
- Walk of Fame Bucharest
- International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame
- Military Intelligence Hall of Fame
- National Inventors Hall of Fame - Sumita Mitra, Jacqueline Quinn (engineer), Sylvia Blankenship, Polly Smith (inventor)
- Plaza de las Estrellas Nora Velazquez, Talina Fernandez, Rosy Martell
- Toy Industry Hall of Fame - Judy Ellis, Andrea Barthello
- Palm Springs Walk of Stars - Barbara Foster (civic leader)
- Singapore Women's Hall of Fame
- Women in Aviation International Pioneer Hall of Fame
- The Extra Mile - Linda Fuller
- Georgia Writers Hall of Fame - Cynthia Shearer (2018)
- International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame - Marian Leighton-Levy (2016), Dixie Hall (2018), Katy Daley (2024)
- Music City Walk of Fame - Lula C. Naff (2017)
- International Civil Rights Walk of Fame - Erieka Bennett (2009), Jan Prisby Bryson and Monica Kaufman Pearson (2018)
- Internet Hall of Fame - Elise Gerich (2019), Kim Hubbard (2021), Liane Tarouco (2021), Virginia Travers (2021), Laura Breeden (2023)
- Radio Hall of Fame - Ruth Ann Meyer, Erica Farber
- Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame - Maggie Cavender (1989), Sue Brewer (1990)
- National LGBTQ Wall of Honor - Diana Hemingway, Paula L. Ettelbrick / Paula Ettelbrick
- Colorado Authors Hall of Fame:
- 2019: Kris Tualla, Mary Taylor Young, Sybil Downing, Joyce Meskis (lifetime achievement award)
- 2021: Carol Fenster, Charlotte Hinger, Sue Lubeck (lifetime achievement award)
- 2023: Jeanne Abrams, Mary Kelly (naval officer), Linda Wommack
- Society of Illustrators' Hall of Fame - Martha Sawyers (1998)
- North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame: Elizabeth Daniels Squire, Bernice Kelly Harris, Marsha White Warren, Penelope Niven
- Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame: Justine Dare, Karen Templeton, Cheryl Zach
- Women Songwriters Hall of Fame: Veryl Howard, Doe (singer), Jan Daley
- American Nurses Association Hall of Fame: Helen Lathrop Bunge, Margaret Baggett Dolan, Ruth Benson Freeman, Janet M. Geister, Lydia Eloise Hall, Frances Reiter, Emilie Gleason Sargent, Anne Hervey Strong, Julia Charlotte Thompson, and Ellwynne Mae Vreeland (1984); Mary Berenice Beck, Adda Eldredge, and Elizabeth Sterling Soule (1986); Katherine J. Hoffman, Agnes K. Ohlson, Mary D. Osborne, and Elizabeth Kerr Porter (1996); Dorothy M. Smith (1998); Signe Skott Cooper and Maggie Jacobs (2000, unrelated redirect); Nettie Birnbach and Ada K. Jacox (2010); Margaret D. Sovie (2012); Mary Ellen Patton (2014); Patricia Messmer and Muriel Poulin (2016); Barbara Drew and M. Louise Fitzpatrick (2018); Rose Constantino and Jeri Milstead (2020); Anne P. Manton (2022)
- Blues Hall of Fame: Mary Katherine Aldin (2021)
- National High School Hall of Fame: Alice Barron (1992), Vi Goodnow and Geri Grigsby (1993), Jeanne Eggart Helfer and Edna Tarbutton (1994), Norma Bellamy, Carolyn Osborn Bowers and Kaye Garms (1995), Ola Bundy, Madelyn Chiomento and Jayne Gibson-McHugh (1996), Sharon Wilch (1998), Laurice Hunter (1999), Diane Laffey and Sandra Meadows (2000), Barbara Twardus (2001), Karen Kuhn (2002), Dorothy McIntyre and Susan True (2003), Sandy Scott (administrator)/Sandra Scott (administrator) and Betty Whitlock (2005), Nancy Cole (field hockey) (2006), Jane Hansen (official) and Joan Wells (2007), Jackie Brummer, Louise Crocco and Karen Smith (basketball) (2008), Catherine Lempesis, Dana Miroballi and Ruth Rehn (2009), Jan Heiteen, Tracy Hill and Catherine Neely (2012), Sheryl Solberg (2014), Peg Kopec (2016), Missy West (2017), Dorothy Gaters (2018), Ginny Honomichl (2019), Susan McLain (dance) and Becky Oakes (2022), Maranda Brownson, Sue Butz-Stavin, Barbara Campbell (volleyball) and Sister Lynn Winsor (2023), Dot Ford Burrow, Marie Ishida and Paula Kirkland (2024)
See also Category:Women's_halls_of_fame, and List of halls and walks of fame