Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/346

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In August 2025 Women in Red is once again focusing on women in film and stage. We hope both inexperienced and seasoned editors will join us in creating biographies and other articles about women in various countries, as well as their achievements, works, organizations, and awards. This virtual editathon allows enthusiasts from around the globe to participate.

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August 2025
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Film and stage
August 2025
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Welcome!

You are of course also welcome to add articles on any other notable women, for example under our #1day1woman priority.

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 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

What else?

  • Below, you'll see a section where you can list the articles you created this month and another section where you can add the images you have uploaded to Commons.
  • If you share any of the articles or images on social media, please indicate you have done so next to the article name.


Thank you!

Redlists (lists of redlinked articles to be created)

We have red-link lists on women from relevant fields and countries, which can be found in the WiR Redlink index. A selection of those which might be most useful for this priority is listed below.

These red-link lists are either drawn automatically from Wikidata (WD) or are crowd-sourced (CS).

Works by women

  • Films directed by women (WD)
  • Plays written by women (WD)

Actresses by country of citizenship (WD)

Note: for those listed in the Dictionary of Women Worldwide, some corresponding entries may be found at Encyclopedia.com or, for access to all, by signing up for the Wikipedia Library's free bundle and then using this search option.

Other missing pages:

  • Welcome II the Terrordome by Ngozi Onwurah, one of the first science fiction films directed by a black woman.
  • Diary of an African Nun 1977 short film directed by Julie Dash
  • Blood Runs Down 2018 short horror film directed by Zandashé Brown
  • Suicide by Sunlight 2019 short horror film directed by Nikyatu Jusu
  • Production companies:
    • Fable Pictures, Firebird Pictures, Hera Pictures
  • Dora la Gitana [es]
  • Trinidad Huertas Cuenca [es]
  • Laila Abbas – Palestinian filmmaker
  • Ann Akinjirin
  • Chantelle Alle – actress and playwright
  • Dee Allum – comedian
  • Basma al-Sharif – Palestinian filmmaker
  • Eline Arbo
  • Siobhan Athwal
  • Draft:Luba Balagova
  • Carly Bawden
  • Draft:Isabelle Farah – comedian
  • Draft:Isabella Gasparini – ballerina
  • Shanay Holmes
  • Bella Hull (comedian)
  • Florence Keith-Roach
  • Julienne Irons african american actress who played Nyota Uhura in Star Trek: New Voyages
  • Bronagh Lagan – theatre director from N. Ireland
  • Suzie Lavelle – cinematographer
  • Fátima Miris [es]
  • Lauren Mooney
  • May Odeh – Palestinian producer/filmmaker
  • Racheal Ofori
  • Tina Parri [es]
  • Alexandra Rutter – specialist in Anglo-Japanese theatre
  • Danusia Samal
  • Alice Seabright
  • Parvinder Shergill – filmmaker and actress
  • Cherrelle Skeete – stage actress
  • Maia Tassalini
  • Juliette Towhidi – screenwriter
  • Jane Upton – playwright
  • Draft:Katy Wang – animator
  • Mika Watkins – Welsh-Japanese writer

Participants


Outcomes (articles)

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  • Add IG after the article if you post it on Instagram
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New or upgraded articles

  • Most recent on top, please, specifying upgraded if not new and biographical dictionary, if used:
  1. United Kingdom Mollie Lambert (actress) (also 340 and 341)
  2. United Kingdom Sarah Baxendale (also 328 and 350)
  3. United Kingdom Amy Cudden (also 328 and 330)
  4. United Kingdom Tabitha Byron (also 328 and 350)
  5. United Kingdom Liz Stooke (also 340 and 350)
  6. United States Audrey Maas
  7. United Kingdom Dawn Hope (also 330 and 335)
  8. United Kingdom Georgia Oakley
  9. United Kingdom Alison Burrows (also 328)
  10. Poland Barbara Buczek – destub (also 326)
  11. India P. Geetha (also 344)
  12. Norway Magdalene Osenbroch (also 344)
  13. Turkey Anta Toros
  14. South KoreaUnited States Suk-Young Kim
  15. Norway Eline Arbo
  16. United States Chloe Holladay
  17. Republic of Ireland Louise Lowe
  18. Guatemala María Telón
  19. DenmarkNorway Urania Marquard Olsen (also 344)
  20. United Kingdom Sarah Liston
  21. Karis Kelly
  22. United Kingdom Liv Hennessy
  23. Brazil Denise Stoklos
  24. United Kingdom Milli Bhatia
  25. United States Cathy Cook
  26. United Kingdom Belle Bilton
  27. NigeriaUnited Kingdom Ayoade Bamgboye
  28. United Kingdom Sam Nicoresti
  29. United States Emily Breer
  30. United States Diane Orr (also 344)
  31. India Prema Ramamurthy (also 326 and 344)
  32. United Kingdom Carly Mercedes Dyer
  33. India Prameela Gurumurthy (also 326 and 344)
  34. United States Pat Ferrero (also 344)
  35. United Kingdom Sonali Bhattacharyya
  36. UkraineUnited States Dora Weissman
  37. United Kingdom Cissy Grahame
  38. United Kingdom Mona K. Oram
  39. India Palkulangara Ambika Devi (also 326 and 344)
  40. United States Phyllis Chinlund (also 344)
  41. Bulgaria Panka Pelishek (also 326/344)
  42. Canada Allie Goodbun
  43. United Kingdom Laura Benson
  44. United States Irma La Pierre
  45. United States Mary C. Henderson
  46. United States Lorees Yerby
  47. South Africa Elani Dekker
  48. United Kingdom Georgia Christou
  49. United States Rebecca Schneider
  50. United Kingdom Olivia Ross (also 344)
  51. United Kingdom Kate Cheka
  52. Poland Olga Olgina (also 326/344)
  53. United States Gayle Pemberton (also 344)
  54. India Kalamandalam Leelamma destubbed
  55. United Kingdom Edith Ostlere
  56. Czechoslovakia United States Mira Liehm
  57. United Kingdom Doris Patston
  58. United Kingdom Ava Pickett (also 344)
  59. Brazil United States Berta Sichel
  60. India Thottassery Chinnammu Amma
  61. Muscogee Nation United States Ruth Arrington
  62. Poland Ester Rachel Kamińska destubbed
  63. United States Katie Ann Powell (also 326 and 344)
  64. Palestine Dima Hamdan
  65. United Kingdom Montana Manning
  66. Cuba Spain Teresa Toledo
  67. United States Lea Jacobs
  68. United States Judith Mayne
  69. France Geneviève Brunet
  70. United States Pearl Shepard
  71. United States Suzanne Lambert
  72. Germany Kirsten Nilsson
  73. United States Louise Owen
  74. United States Heather Hendershot
  75. United States Paula Shay
  76. Japan Riko Ishino (also 326)
  77. Ukraine Russia Olga Rakhmanova (also 344) From Women Film Pioneers
  78. United States Margaret Prussing
  79. United States Frances Taylor Patterson
  80. United States Susan Murray (historian) (also 346)
  81. United StatesEngland Rachel Moore (academic) (also 346)
  82. Canada Catherine Proctor
  83. United States Alatia Marton
  84. United States Olga Cook

Outcomes (media)


Did You Know features


  • ... that Liz Stooke worked as a receptionist at the London Drama School before becoming an actress? (2026-05-02)
  • ... that Dawn Hope's first episode on Hollyoaks featured an entirely Black cast? (2026-02-15)
  • ... that in 2002, Sarah Baxendale broke the Guinness World Record for the longest kiss featured on screen? (2026-02-07)
  • ... that Amy Cudden was credited as "Daniel Radcliffe's mum" on Am I Being Unreasonable? due to apparently looking like Harry Potter? (2026-01-24)
  • ... that Barbara Buczek intentionally composed music so intricate that it was nearly impossible to realise all of its details? (2025-10-25)
  • ... that the pianist Panka Pelishek was a Heroine of Socialist Labor? (2025-10-21)
  • ... that Denise Stoklos's "essential theatre" involves minimizing her acting methods while maximizing "the power of drama"? (2025-10-21)
  • ... that Diane Orr and C. Larry Roberts were once said to "epitomize the regional, independent filmmaker"? (2025-10-12)
  • ... that Barbara Wilk once hand-painted two thousand frames for her animated film? (2025-10-08)
  • ... that Mary C. Henderson once criticized Neil Simon for his excessive use of dinner tables? (2025-09-29)
  • ... that opera singer Olga Olgina used the same stage name as her mother? (2025-09-23)
  • ... that actress Montana Manning initially had a speaking role in the 2005 film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but it was cut? (2025-08-09)



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