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The #SheSaid campaign is a Wiki Loves Women initiative to celebrate the world's leading women. It launched on October 20, 2020. The project aims to increase women's voices by creating new entries in Wikiquote (WQ) or improving existing ones. Central portal on meta: Wiki Loves Women/SheSaid. When publishing the Wikiquote, add #SheSaid in the Summary section, then PUBLISH and/or list the article below. The 2024 drive is closed!

All languages 2024 results here

Links to local wikiquotes SheSaid portals

Participants

Things you can do

**Add**
A new person

Improve Existing Wikiquote (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)
add {{Citation needed}} tags to quotes that need it
Start new pages about a woman
- See: Wikiquote:SheSaid/RedLists
- See: Help:Starting a new page
- And Wikiquote:Guide to layout
- And Wikiquote:Manual of style
- And Wikiquote:Policies and guidelines (mostly check out Wikiquote:Quotability, Sourcing and Wikiquote:Image use policy).
Turn redirects into full-fledged WQ articles
Add women pages to appropriate Categories. Starting point : Category:Women
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
Before publishing the Wikiquote add #SheSaid on the Summary section then PUBLISH.
Share campaign postcards to encourage participation
Move American women from the general women category to the American women category

Recent changes related to women

(please help adding to this list)

Red lists

Check out Wikiquote:SheSaid/RedLists
Check out a list of redlinks for Kenyan, Namibian, South African, and Zimbabwean Women

Articles in need of a photo

(please help building this list)

Articles to improve

Check out Wikiquote:SheSaid/Todo
See also: Category:Women stubs

Core articles about women

Biographies to improve

Michelle Rempel Garner (COVID-19 pandemic in Canada)
Sidney Powell (2020 United States presidential election)
Jenna Ellis (2020 United States presidential election)
Gretchen Whitmer (COVID-19 pandemic in the United States)
Maria Van Kerkhove (SARS-CoV-2)
Mette Frederiksen (COVID-19 vaccine)
Kelly Loeffler (Presidency of Joe Biden)
Liisa Past)
Marie Brenner
Kayleigh McEnany
Kailee Scales
Cynthia Lummis
Ghislaine Maxwell
Yasmine Mohammed
Arthur Balfour (Lady Gwendolen Gascoyne-Cecil)
Sue Gardner (first executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation from December 2007 until May 2014)
Katalin Karikó (scientist whose pioneer work led to the development of COVID-19 vaccines).
Ann Landers
The Crown (TV series) (Eileen Atkins)
Josefina Vidal
María Irene Fornés
Ida B. Wells
Harriet Tubman
Mary Prince
Elizabeth Freeman
Stella Immanuel
Vandana Shiva
Amy Harmon (Microsoft)
Abby Martin
Heather Brooke
Margaret Thatcher
Cathy Jones (This Hour Has 22 Minutes)
Susan Kent (This Hour Has 22 Minutes)
Mary Walsh (This Hour Has 22 Minutes)
Geri Hall (This Hour Has 22 Minutes)
Christine Keeler (Profumo affair)
Kelly Loeffler (Georgia runoff elections 2020/2021)
Muriel Bowser (Washington,_D.C.#M)
Nancy Pelosi
Mielke Sherrill (2021 storming of the United States Capitol)
Judith Jarvis Thomson (Trolley problem)
Elizabeth Bisland Whetmore (Nellie Bly)
Stacey Plasket (Impeachment of Donald Trump)
Noreen Goldman (COVID-19 pandemic in the United States)
Mikie Sherrill (2021 storming of the United States Capitol)
Nupur J. Sharma
Ann Collins (COVID-19 pandemic in Canada)
Michelle Statham
Lisa Murkowski (Donald Trump)
Helen Churchill Candee
L. Adams Beck

Articles created or improved during SheSaid in 2024

Access the queries to track

New #sheSaid articles query : https://quarry.wmcloud.org/query/87801 (2024)

Improved #SheSaid articles query : https://quarry.wmcloud.org/query/87802 (2024)

New articles query (past two weeks) : https://quarry.wmcloud.org/query/87803 (2024)

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:NewPages

New articles

Articles improved (significantly)

Share the campaign

Share campaign postcards to encourage participation

I am a feminist even when we don't have men as common enemies so that we can unify as women for women good. Etege Tayitu the wife of minilik was a dependent of oromo and amhara ethnic group in Ethiopia....she was born and raised in the rural area of the country but she was one of the first women to fight and lead a war. Queen Sheba of tigray, northern part of Ethiopia was the first women leader in the continent, who was mentally strong enough to go after a love interest King Solomon of Israel, before Cleopatra was Sheba who used her feminine power to make a man obey, powerful men. #Ethiopian women for all women of the world. Feminine women are strong too

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