New #Wikipedia article on H. Catherine W. Skinner for the #WikiWomeninRed project ✅

Skinner was a geologist and mineralogist who had many firsts: first woman president of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, first woman to receive the distinguished public service award from the Mineralogical Society of America, first woman to complete a term as residential college head at Yale (during a very turbulent period, no less).

She was a pioneer in medical geology, publishing a book about the health risks of asbestos and researching the intersections of crystallography, dentistry, and orthopedics. Skinner recorded an oral history about her experience as a woman scientist at Yale during the early days of coeducation, which is fully available online and very interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Catherine_W._Skinner

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Wies van Groningen 1929–2022 #Dutch #writer #story collector. b #Sumatra to #Moluccan mother & Dutch soldier father, family moved to Delft b4 #WWII Active in migrant & refugee women's movement & Dutch Indonesian community. Wrote books & stories about her ancestors lives & experiences, encouraged Dutch people of Indonesian & Moluccan heritage to record life stories of their ancestors New #wikipedia pg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wies_van_Groningen #WomensHistory @histodons @CarveHerName #WikiWomenInRed #WomensRights
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Victòria Pujolar (1921–2017) #Spanish Republican activist, member of Unified Socialist Party of Catalonia. Spanish Civil War subject to reprisals by Franco's regime, tortured, imprisoned, escaped & exiled. Lived in France, Czechoslovakia & Romania, 1st voice in Catalan on clandestine Radio España Independiente, based in #Bucharest under name Montserrat Canigó. #Painter in later life New #wikipedia pg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vict%C3%B2ria_Pujolar #WomensHistory @histodons @CarveHerName #WikiWomenInRed #WomensRights
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Marthe de Vogüé, Marquise de Mac Mahon (1860-1923). #French political activist, leader of "Dames Royalistes" from 1900s until her death. Early C20th leading female figure in v right wing Action Française French Royalist movement. Protested at French Republic division of church & state, heavily involved in #Catholic #politics. Wanted restoration of French royal family. New #wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marthe_de_Vog%C3%BC%C3%A9%2C_marquise_de_Mac_Mahon @wikimediauk #WomensHistory @histodons @CarveHerName #WikiWomenInRed #WomensRights
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Ersilia Fossati (1921-1999) #Swiss politician from canton of Ticino, campaigner for women's suffrage. Spent #WWII in Swiss Women's Army Auxiliary Service. When Switzerland eventually granted women the federal vote on 7 February 1971, Fossati was one of the first eleven women elected to the Grand Council of Ticino. New #wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ersilia_Fossati @wikimediauk #WomensHistory @histodons @CarveHerName #WikiWomenInRed #WomensRights
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