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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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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their work as social workers. |
Australia
[edit source]- Helen Cleak Monash University
- Amy Grace Wheaton, social work educator [2]
Austria
[edit source]Belgium
[edit source]Czech Republic
[edit source]France
[edit source]Germany
[edit source]Guatemala
[edit source]Israel
[edit source]Italy
[edit source]- Ersilia Majno (1859-1933) Pioneer of social assistance programs and suffragette [3],[4]
Netherlands
[edit source]Spain
[edit source]United Kingdom
[edit source]- Rachel Griffin, CEO of Suzy Lamplugh Trust (obituary in The Times on 30 September 2019)
United States
[edit source]- Bernice Augenbraun, California clinician teacher and social justice advocate
- Sandra Baker innovator in child sexual abuse identification amd treatment [4]
- Janet E. Black Shaper of Social Work Education [5]
- Helen Boardman, pioneer in child abuse identification and intervention, oral interview on YouTube.
- Barbara Moorman Boatwright, social worker, award created in her name Iowa Women's hall of fame
- Marsena Buck, leader and advocate
- Vicki Bryant Burke, social worker, juvenile justice, Florida Women's Hall of Fame
- Hilary Carruthers[6]
- Genevieve Carter, work with elders, interview on YouTube
- Sai-Ling Chan-Sew, development of culturally appropriate programs, advocate for children with behavioral issues, Youtube interview]
- Tessie A. Cleveland, working with underserved populations.
- Teresa DeCrescenzo, securing equal access to services for LGBT people], Youtube interview
- Silvia M. Dutchevici, Social worker and president and founder of the Critical Therapy Center
- Frances Lomas Feldman, educator and advocate, Youtube interview
- Mary A. Fetchet, Columbia school of social work hall of fame inductee 2013
- Kathleen Foster (social worker), Social worker helping the mentally ill and homeless in Texas, Texas Women's hall of fame.
- Ann Gazelle, social worker and artist, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Donna Hawk, developed transitional housing for the homeless, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Elsie Herman (1921-1998), pioneer social worker
- Lillian L. Hyatt, role model for elder care advocacy, Youtube interview
- Sandra King[7]
- Rose Kleiner, (1925-2001), pioneer in helping the elderly
- Pam Kretzmer, awarded Paul Harris Fellow in 2015
- Leah Lazzaro DSW, LSW, Assistant Dean Monmouth Uiversity School of Social Work
- Consuelo Lopez, encouraged Latinas to become social workers.
- Marie McNabola, (1967-1996), contributed significantly to the National Institute of Mental Health.
- Margarita Mendez, (1925-1996), social justice advocate
- Rosalind S. Miller Columbia University School of Social Work Professor[8]
- Helen E. Northen, (1912-2006), social work educator, Youtube interview
- Mary O'Day, (1923-1992), pioneer in gerontological social work, vice president of California Specialists on Aging.
- Janice Kay O'Donnell, worked with rural families in northern CA, Youtube interview
- Patricia Pickford, Key figure in Central Valley CA social services
- Martha Pituch, health care educator, advocate for children and the homeless, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Minnie Player, worked for welfare rights in Cleveland, Ohio, worked with low income families, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
- Helen Ramirez, advocate for innovations in adoption and child welfare, Youtube interview
- Elizabeth Robinson (social worker), (1911-1981) pioneer human services worker
- Anna I. Rodriguez, founder of the Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking, Florida Women's Hall of Fame
- Dolores I. Rodriguez, innovator in social services to Latino families, youtube video
- Anna Scheyett, dean for the college of social work at university of south carolina, Ted Talk
- Bert Kruger Smith, advocate for mental health, writer, Texas Women's Hall of Fame
- Catherine G.Williams[9], [10]
- Janie Watson, social worker of the year 2015 in Nebraska
- Jane Allman Wetzel, dedicated to rehabilitation of juvenile offenders and youth deliquency prevention, Texas Women's Hall of Fame, [11]
- Joan Levy Zlotnik, award winning social worker
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Inductees to the Columbia University School of Social Work Hall of Fame
[edit source]- Lucille Austin
- Clara Kaiser
- Carroll Kowal[13]
- Carol H. Meyer
- Sara Ricks Caldwell
- Eda Goldstein[14][15][16]
- Nadine Goodman
- Linda Hoffman
- Brenda McGowan
- Gail B. Nayowith
- Virginia Bellsmith
- Edna Isabel Beveridge
- Josephine Black Pesaresi
- Barbara Silverstone
- Rose Dobrof
- Mary Faulkner (social worker)
- Gisela Konopka
- Sylvia Clarke
- Rebecca Cauman
- Ruth Insel
- Frieda Shapira
- Helen R. Hamlin
- Ann Hartman[17][18]
- Roxanne Offner
- Ruth L. Shurter
- Charlotte Wreschner
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- ^ Hall of Fame Inductees
- ^ Carroll Kowal Is Dead; Housing Aide Was 59
- ^ Currents - Sept. 2011 - In Memoriam Eda Goldstein
- ^ In Memoriam: Eda Goldstein
- ^ [1]
- ^ https://historyofsocialwork.org/eng/details.php?cps=27&canon_id=156
- ^ https://issuu.com/smithcollegessw/docs/indepth_spring_2022/s/16474876
