Wikipedia:Meetup/DC/AWHI Votes for Women Edit-a-thon with Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery

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Votes for Women edit-a-thon with Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery

Smithsonian BecauseOfHerStory National Portrait Gallery edit-a-thon on 2019-04-05

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Wikipedia is an openly editable resource, meaning that you can improve the quality and accuracy of Wikipedia entries. As one of the web’s most visited reference sites, Wikipedia serves as a starting point for many individuals looking to learn about art, history, and science.

During this training, attendees of all experience levels will learn the basics of how to edit Wikipedia by updating articles related to the history of women's suffrage in the United States in connection with the Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery. Votes for Women examines the women and organizations often overlooked in the American women’s suffrage movement and there will be resources on hand to add as citations.

This is the first edit-a-thon in a series planned in conjunction with the Smithsonian American Women's Initiative, a multiyear undertaking to document, research, collect, display, and share the history of women in the United States.

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Streamed live: https://twitter.com/fuzheado/status/1114211994637193216

when

April 5, 2019 1PM-4PM

where

The Victor Building

Director's Conference Room, 4th Floor

750 9th Street NW

Washington, D.C. 20001

https://npg.si.edu/home/national-portrait-gallery

details

No Wikipedia editing experience is necessary; training will be provided. No background in women's history in required either as we will have resources on hand to cite.

Laptops are required. Please bring your own.

Photo ID and pre-registration for the event are required.

Photos will be taken during the event - please notify us at check in if you do not wish to be photographed.

The National Portrait Gallery welcomes visitors of all abilities. Request for accessibility services can be made by phone at 202-633-8506 or by email NPGAccess@si.edu.

Public WiFi, snacks, and beverages will be provided.

If you can't attend the event in person you can participate virtually! Edit along with us on the day of the event and help us improve articles from our worklists!

Schedule[edit]

Time	Activity
1:00PM	Welcome
1:10PM	Introduction from Kate Lemay - Curator of Votes for Women Exhibit
1:30PM	Training: How to Edit to Wikipedia (Kelly Doyle)
2:00PM to close	Editing
4PM	Close

Attendees[edit]

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name	description	date of birth	date of death	occupation	item
Bertha Hirsch Baruch	American writer	1876	No/unknown value	poet writer suffragette	Q4895491
Margaret Fuller	American writer and women's activist (1810–1850)	1810-05-23	1850-07-19	journalist translator reporter essayist autobiographer writer philosopher women's rights activist literary critic abolitionist	Q257953
Paulina Wright Davis	American activist (1813-1876)	1813-08-07	1876-08-24	women's rights activist suffragette writer	Q7154940
Charlotte Bolles Anthony	American suffragist	1841-08-18	1877-07-08	suffragist	Q27576465
Elisavet Contaxaki	Cretan author and activist (c. 1818 - 1879)	1818	1879	author activist	Q115773489
Sarah Josepha Hale	American writer and editor	1788-10-24	1879-04-30	writer editorial columnist editor novelist essayist poet	Q430639
Lucretia Mott	American suffragist	1793-01-03 1793	1880-11-11 1880	women's rights activist abolitionist preacher peace activist teacher writer suffragist	Q267107
Sojourner Truth	African-American abolitionist and women's rights activist	1797	1883-11-26	human rights activist writer abolitionist women's rights activist suffragist	Q105180
Eliza Starbuck Barney	American activist, abolitionist	1802	1889-03-18	suffragette genealogist	Q44526090
Eliza Johnston White Young	American meteorologist (1803–1891)	1803-04-27	1891-04-09	meteorologist	Q115768892
Lucy Stone	American abolitionist and suffragist (1818-1893)	1818-08-13	1893-10-19 1893-10-18	journalist women's rights activist editor abolitionist suffragist writer	Q452281
Frances Willard	American temperance activist and suffragist	1839-09-28	1898-02-17	rhetorician suffragist writer temperance worker lecturer	Q450197
Naomi Anderson	suffragist (1843-1899)	1843-03-01	1899-06-09	politician suffragist	Q18148812
Elizabeth Cady Stanton	American writer, suffragist and Women's Rights activist	1815-11-12	1902-10-26	writer actor women's rights activist abolitionist	Q465335
Susette LaFlesche Tibbles	Native American writer, lecturer, interpreter and artist	1854	1903-05-26 1903	writer	Q533721
Mary Eliza Feild Officer Knapp	American landowner, amateur archaeologist and collector (1825 - 1905)	1825-07-01	1905-03-22	archaeologist Q1483709 collector	Q115803367
Susan B. Anthony	American women's rights activist	1820-02-15	1906-03-13	women's rights activist human rights activist abolitionist writer civil rights advocate feminist suffragist	Q192245
Mary Stafford Anthony	women suffragist, sister of Susan B. Anthony	1827-04-02	1907-02-05	suffragette pedagogue head teacher	Q16031405
Josephine Mason Milligan	American botanist, collector, journalist and social activist (1835-1911)	1835-02-27	1911-07-05	botanist botanical collector activist journalist	Q66503677
Harriet Tubman	African-American abolitionist (1822–1913)	1822-03-06	1913-03-10	writer nurse human rights activist abolitionist political activist spy suffragist feminist	Q102870
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks	Second Lady of the United States from 1905 to 1909	1852	1913-10-25	suffragette	Q441366
Adella Hunt Logan	American suffragist	1863-02-10	1915-12-12 1915-12-10	suffragist	Q29378417
Belva Ann Lockwood	Suffragist	1830-10-24	1917-05-19	politician teacher lawyer peace activist suffragist	Q2895165
Elizabeth Piper Ensley	African-American suffragist and educator	1847-01-19	1919-02-23	suffragist	Q21664391
Rebecca Merritt Austin	American botanist and plant collector (1832–1919)	1832-03-10	1919-03-04 1919-03-15 1919-03-14	naturalist horticulturist nursery gardener botanist botanical collector	Q20354041
Anna Howard Shaw	American physician and activist (1847-1919)	1847-02-14	1919-07-02	suffragist theologian autobiographer physician Christian minister writer	Q532873
Mary A. Ahrens	English-born American teacher, lawyer, social reformer	1836-12-29	1921-02-17	suffragette philanthropist lawyer teacher	Q38514248
Anna Simms Banks	First African American woman fully credited delegate at the 7th Congressional District Republican Convention in Kentucky	1862	1923	politician suffragist	Q4767480
Tennessee Claflin	American suffragist (1844-1923)	1844-10-26	1923-01-18	stockbroker politician suffragist	Q7700030
Hannah Johnston Bailey	American teacher, activist, advocate for peace, temperance, women's suffrage (1839-1923)	1839-07-05	1923-10-23	suffragette biographer	Q29935132
Annie Arniel	American suffragist	1873-05	1924-02-09	suffragist suffragette	Q4769227
Mary Barr Clay	American suffragist leader (1839-1924)	1839-10-13	1924-10-12	politician suffragist sports journalist	Q6779011
Ada Bittenbender	American lawyer, feminist activist	1848-09-03 1848-08-03	1925-12-15	lawyer suffragette	Q22957801
Marie C. Brehm	American politician	1859-06-30	1926-01-21 1925-01-21	politician suffragette	Q6762781
Electra Collins Doren	suffragette and library scientist	1861-12-04	1927-03-04	librarian suffragette	Q18738590
Victoria Woodhull	American suffragist, editor (1838-1927)	1838-09-23	1927-06-09	stockbroker suffragist editor politician journalist women's rights activist writer	Q260378
Frances Jennings Casement	American suffragette	1840	1928	suffragist	Q5478757
Mary Stewart Cutting	American author and suffragist	1879	1928-02-11	journalist suffragist	Q6780775
Ada Chastina Bowles	American minister (Universalist) (1836-1928)	1836-08-02	1928-08-30	suffragette	Q40131256
Clara Arthur	American suffragist (1858–1929)	1858-10-25	1929-07-26	suffragette	Q44611020
Ida B. Wells	American journalist and civil rights activist (1862–1931)	1862-07-16	1931-03-25	journalist sociologist suffragist writer human rights activist	Q289428
Josephine Cornelia Austin Bruce	American botanist, botanical collector and teacher (1865-1931)	1865-05-24	1931-07-30	botanist botanical collector teacher	Q66717066
Anna Elizabeth Dickinson	American abolitionist and suffragist (1842-1932)	1842-10-28	1932-10-22	writer suffragist	Q2850490
Amelia Turner	photographer for the National Museum of Natural History	1918	1935		Q109588166
Frances St John Chappelle	American educator (1897-1936)	1897-07-02	1936-09-06	suffragette	Q47511090
Sara Gwendolen Foulke	American zoologist, marine biologist, scientific illustrator and poet (1863-1936)	1863-06-26	1936-12-13	biologist marine biologist poet zoologist scientific illustrator	Q115923776
Mary C. C. Bradford	American politician, correspondent	1856-08-10	1938-01-15	suffragist	Q16066508
Zitkala-Sa	Yankton Dakota writer (1876-1938)	1876-02-22	1938-01-28	writer poet violinist human rights activist	Q2668090
Mary Vaux Walcott	American artist, photographer, botanist and naturalist (1860-1940)	1860-07-31	1940-08-22	botanical illustrator painter photographer botanist scientific illustrator artist	Q6780882
Helga Estby	American suffragist	1860-05-30	1942-04-20	suffragist	Q4947225
Elizabeth Ann Wells Cannon	American politician	1859-12-07	1942-09-02	journalist politician writer suffragist	Q5362325
Lillian Elvira Moore Abbot	American artist	1869-06-03	1944	painter	Q98687116
Lucy Elmina Anthony	American suffragist (1859-1944)	1859-10-24	1944-07-04	suffragist	Q47035177
Florence Brooks Whitehouse	American suffragette	1869-10-29	1945	novelist politician suffragist	Q8563903
Madeleine Lemoyne Ellicott	American suffragette	1856-11-14	1945	suffragist	Q19659971
Nellie Mirick	American librarian, botanist and botanical collector (1862-1945)	1862	1945	librarian botanist botanical collector	Q98464339
Lillian Feickert	American women's rights advocate and political organizer	1877-07-20	1945-01-21	political activist suffragist	Q15995697
Carrie Chapman Catt	American social reformer, suffragist (1859-1947)	1859-01-09	1947-03-09	journalist politician peace activist women's rights activist writer suffragist	Q270207
Ida Craft	American suffragist	1860-12-25	1947-09-14	suffragist	Q5986978
Edith Ainge	American suffragist	1873	1948	suffragist	Q55979148
Margaret W. Moodey	American scientific curator	1862	1948-01-17	assistant	Q107335292
Cornelia De Bey	American reformer, homeopathic doctor, school administrator, labor advocate	1865-05-26	1948-04-03	trade unionist suffragette	Q17986665
Frances Wieser	artist for the National Museum of Natural History	1869	1949-01-15	artist photographer scientific illustrator drafter	Q109588165
Marion Cothren	American suffrage and peace activist, lawyer, and author	1880	1949-10-02	suffragette writer	Q20715522
Marion F. Willoughby	scientific aide for the National Museum of Natural History	1905	1952-07-22	geologist	Q109588178
Louise DeKoven Bowen	American philanthropist and activist (1859-1953)	1859-02-26	1953-11-09	philanthropist suffragist	Q19659530
Violet Dandridge	American scientific illustrator and naturalist	1876 1878-03-15 1878	1956-11-07	scientific illustrator collector artist	Q56041985
Elinor Byrns	American lawyer, pacifist, feminist	1876	1957-05-27	lawyer suffragist	Q19974595
Frances Theresa Densmore	American anthropologist and ethnologist (1867-1957)	1867-05-21	1957-06-05	anthropologist ethnomusicologist musicologist ethnologist botanist	Q469150
Ida Gibbs	American racial and gender equality activist (1862–1957)	1862-11-16	1957-12-19		Q28777269
Margretta Dietrich	American suffragist	1881	1961	suffragist	Q6760742
Esther S. Walker	volunteer for the National Zoological Park	1892	1961		Q109588175
Josephine Collins	American suffragist	1879	1961-05-01	suffragist	Q58198518
Aida M. Doyle	scientific aide for the National Museum of Natural History	1868	1963		Q109588171
Sophy Parfin	entomologist for the National Museum of Natural History	1918	1966	entomologist	Q69787671
Frances Maule Bjorkman	American reporter, writer, suffragist	1879-10-24	1966-06-28	writer suffragist	Q5478835
Grace E. Glance	entomologist for the National Museum of Natural History	1902	1973	entomologist	Q69787738
Jeannette Rankin	American congresswoman for Montana (1880-1973)	1880-06-11	1973-05-18	politician social worker pacifist women's rights activist peace activist suffragist	Q232407
Helen Valeska Bary	American suffragist	1888	1973-06-22	suffragist	Q16007402
Aime M. Awl	scientific illustrator for the National Museum of Natural History (1887–1973)	1887-01-15	1973-10-15	scientific illustrator	Q109588174
Lillian Ascough	US suffragette	1880-05-14	1974-12-26	suffragist	Q56062461
Viola Shelly Schantz	American zoologist	1895-06-22	1977-05	mammalogist	Q7933039
Alice Paul	American suffragist, feminist, and activist (1885–1977)	1885-01-11	1977-07-09	jurist women's rights activist suffragette	Q127328
Jane Barus	American suffragist	1892	1977-08-09	suffragist	Q16008146
Gluck	British painter (1895–1978)	1895-08-13	1978-01-10	painter artist	Q5572307
Rosalie Gardiner Jones	American suffrage advocate	1883-02-24	1978-01-12	politician suffragist	Q2166549
Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin	British-born American astronomer	1900-05-10	1979-12-07	astronomer university teacher astrophysicist	Q234909
Emma Bugbee	American sufffragist and journalist	1888	1981-10-06	journalist historian suffragette	Q5372747
Susan Faye Cannon	science historian for the National Museum of American History	1925-10-15	1981-11-06	historian	Q7647814
Nettie L. Stroman	volunteer with the National Zoological Park,	1899	1984		Q110227431
Belle Fligelman Winestine	writer and suffragist	1891	1985	suffragist	Q61714665
Edna Lamprey Stantial	American suffragist, 1897-1985	1897-02-22	1985-03-10	suffragist archivist	Q57967444
Jean Kane Foulke du Pont	American suffragette	1891-05-21	1985-11-06	suffragette	Q6170934
Lucile Atcherson Curtis	American diplomat, suffragist	1894	1986	diplomat suffragist	Q19667849
Marie-Hélène Sachet	French botanist (1922-1986)	1922-04-19	1986-07-10	botanist	Q5998141
Lucile Quarry Mann	American zoologist, writer and editor (1897–1986)	1897	1986-11-27	zoologist writer naturalist	Q34649
Constance Philpitt Warner	photographer for the Smithsonian Zoological Park	1897 1897-05-25	1992-06-10	photographer nurse	Q110165926
Regina Olson Hughes	American scientific illustrator and translator (1895-1993)	1895-02-02	1993-08-12	painter botanical illustrator scientific illustrator translator	Q20707260
May Belle Hutson Chitwood	American author, nematologist, helminthologist, and zoologist	1908	1994	nematologist zoologist primatologist	Q110242995
Tillie Berger	preparator for the National Museum of Natural History	1907	1994-02-12	preparator	Q109588177
Margaret Sordahl	naturalist for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory	1906	1995	naturalist scientific collector botanical collector	Q110242315
Margaret S. Collins	African-American child prodigy, entomologist	1922-09-04	1996-04-27	entomologist zoologist civil rights advocate	Q19662936
Alice Withrow	botanist for the National Museum of Natural History and co-author of "Generation, Control, and Measurement of Visible and Near-visible Radiant Energy"	1907-09-05	1998-04-28	botanist	Q110155583
Jean Chandler Smith	American librarian	1918	1999	librarian	Q15432071
Velva Elaine Rudd	American botanist and legume curator (1910–1999)	1910	1999-12-09	botanist curator botanical collector exhibition curator	Q6160123
Carol F. Jopling	librarian and anthropologist	1916-11-03	2000-10-13	anthropologist librarian	Q71431354
Marion Stirling Pugh	American archaeologist	1911-05-12	2001-04-24	archaeologist	Q70139675
Lucile E. St. Hoyme	biological anthropologist	1924 1924-09-08	2001-11-15	anthropologist biological anthropologist	Q70139671
Carolyn L. Rose	archaeological conservator for the Smithsonian Institution	1949-03	2002-08-29	researcher conservator	Q67413805
Marian H. Pettibone	American zoologist and curator (1908–2003)	1908	2003	biologist zoologist curator	Q55264645
Roxie Collie Laybourne	American ornithologist (1910-2003)	1910-09-15	2003-08-07	ornithologist zoologist	Q15920982
Jean Milton Berdan	U.S. geologist, paleobiologist and ostracodologist	1916-05-19	2004-11-16	geologist paleobiologist ostracodologist paleontologist scientist	Q6171199
Rose Ella Warner Spilman	entomologist for the National Museum of Natural History	1916	2007	entomologist zoologist	Q110315492
Cleofe Calderon	Argentine botanist, agrostologist and botanical collector (1929 - 2007)	1929-10-26	2007-03-19	botanist agrostologist botanical collector	Q8347261
Priscilla Reining	American anthropologist (1923-2007)	1923-03-11 1923	2007-07-19 2007	anthropologist	Q7245621
Suzanne Ripley	primatologist for the National Zoological Park	1936	2008	primatologist	Q110445706
Sophie Lutterlough	American entomologist	1910	2009-02-11	entomologist	Q28971409
Isabel Pérez Farfante	carcinologist	1916-07-24	2009-08-20	biologist carcinologist zoologist	Q6077744
Catherine Scott	chief librarian for the National Air and Space Museum	1927	2010	librarian	Q110551596
Devra G. Kleiman	American zoologist	1942-11-15	2010-05-10 2010-04-29 2010	biologist conservation biologist	Q11248245
Josephine Cooper	American geologist (1905–2010)	1905-06-10	2010-12-19	geologist	Q108673161
Patsy Ann McLaughlin	American carcinologist (1932 - 2011)	1932	2011	carcinologist marine biologist scientific illustrator	Q21340495
Jo Gayle Howard	scientist who worked for the Smithsonian Institution	1951-05-20 1951	2011-03-05 2011	zoologist wildlife biologist	Q16019095
Betty Meggers	anthropologist, archaeologist, and director of the Latin American Archaeology Program at the National Museum of Natural History	1921-12-05	2012-07-02	anthropologist archaeologist	Q4898926
Marion P. McCrane	zoologist for the National Zoological Park	1931	2013	zoologist	Q110444658
Olga Francesca Linares	American anthropologist and archaeologist (1936-2014)	1936-11-10	2014-12-02	anthropologist archaeologist ecologist university teacher	Q7086563
Alta Walker	geologist for the National Air and Space Museum	1942	2015	geologist	Q110551600
Barbara Bell	astronomer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and author of the article "On the structure of the sunspot zone"	1922	2017	astronomer	Q109500617
Elisabeth West FitzHugh	conservation scientist	1926	2017	conservation scientist	Q110551595
Uta Caecilia Merzbach	German-American historian of mathematics (1933–2017)	1933-02-09	2017-06-27	mathematician historian of mathematics historian curator	Q2804803
Ursula B. Marvin	American geologist, mineralogist and historian of science (1921-2018)	1921-08-20	2018-02-12	geologist astronomer writer astrophysicist university teacher	Q7901220
Margaret A. Santiago	registrar for the National Museum of Natural History	1931	2018-03-17	singer museum professional museum registrar	Q62056159
Beth Ann Richwine	woman in science	1959	2019	conservator	Q110551601
Vicki Ann Funk	American botanist for the National Museum of Natural History (1947-2019)	1947-11-26	2019-10-22	botanist curator botanical collector	Q19060876
Mary E. Rice	American zoologist	1926-08-03 1930 1926	2021	zoologist invertebrate zoologist	Q34953876
Jane Luu	Vietnamese American astronomer	1963		astronomer	Q197941
Margaret Geller	American astronomer	1947-12-08		astronomer astrophysicist university teacher	Q266131
Sylvia A. Earle	American oceanographer	1935-08-30		marine biologist oceanographer explorer botanist biologist	Q439046
Christine Jones Forman	American astrophysicist and astronomer	1949-02-03		astrophysicist astronomer	Q2669110
Woman's Journal	American women's rights periodical published from 1870-1931				Q4171142
The Suffragist	newspaper in Washington, D.C., District of Columbia			suffragist	Q17013573
Andrea K. Dupree	American astrophysicist	1939-09-17		astrophysicist	Q33984718
Harriet F. Beaubien	conservator and archaeologist			conservator archaeologist	Q70139665
Carol Anne Grissom	author, conservator and academic	1948-07-22		conservator writer researcher museum professional	Q70139666
Janet Douglas	conservator of art and archaeological works			conservator museum professional	Q70139669
Jia-sun Tsang	conservator of paintings			conservator museum professional	Q70139670
Gwyneira Isaac	anthropologist and curator	1966		anthropologist curator	Q70139674
S. Kate Lyons	American geologist				Q70139676
Kathleen Franz	historian and curator			historian curator museum professional	Q94701083
Massumeh Farhad	American art historian and curator			art historian curator	Q94999176
Brandon Fortune	American art historian and curator			art historian museum professional curator	Q95584714
Rayna Green	American Indian historian and curator	1942		historian folklorist curator museum professional	Q95983118
C. V. Barber	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory			human computer	Q109588163
M.L. Scott	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory			human computer	Q109588164
Inez A. Ensign	human computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory			human computer	Q109588168
Lucile Simplson	scientific aide for the National Museum of Natural History				Q109588169
Esther Weaver	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory				Q109588170
Margaret A. Marsden	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory				Q109588172
Muriel Denoyer Johnson	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Obsvervatory				Q109588173
Juliana Kugua Fowle	computer for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory	1893		human computer	Q109588176
Flora	Paper silhouette of an enslaved woman named Flora				Q109643777
Bill of Sale of the Negro Slave, Flora	Document signed by Margaret Dwight for the sale of enslaved woman Flora				Q109644330
Joyce Wilson	computer and Special Assistant to Meteorologist for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory			human computer	Q110155231
Barbara L. Welther	historian of science	1938		historian	Q110551599
Kellyn LaCour-Conant	restoration ecologist			ecologist	Q111395378

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