Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Temperance

WiR redlist index: Temperance

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This is a Missing Articles worklist for Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red for women associated with temperance movements, prohibition, etc.
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People

Presidents of the U.S. Woman's Christian Temperance Union are listed here
Presidents of the New Zealand Women's Christian Temperance Union are listed here
Editors of The Union Signal are listed here
Awardees of Finland's Raittiuden Ystävät prize (see: fi:Raittiuden Ystävät)

Trustees, W.C.T.U. of South Australia: Hannah Chewings, Mary Jane George, Maria Peacock Henderson
Chapin, Clara Christiana Morgan, Thumb nail sketches of white ribbon women (Chicago : Woman's temperance publishing association , 1852) (via Internet Archive)

Biographies by type: evangelists, leaders (other), missionaries, obituaries, organizers, pioneers, superintendents
Biographies by organization: BWTA (British Women's Temperance Association), WTPA (Woman's Temperance Publishing Association), World's WCTU, National Temperance Hospital (National Temperance Hospital (U.S.)
Biographies by geography: Australasia, Canada, Cape Colony, China, France, Hawaiian Islands, India, Japan, Mexico, Natal, Norway, South African Republic, Spain, U.S.

Photos of temperance activist women at Wikimedia Commons

If they have a photo but don't have a Wikidata item, please consider creating it.

W.C.T.U. women (some have Wikipedia articles, and others don't): c:Category:Woman's Christian Temperance Union people
International Organisation of Good Templars women (some have Wikipedia articles, and others don't):c:Category:The International Good Templar

Organizations

Non-WCTU

Finnish Women's Sobriety Center (see: Anna-Kaarina Aalto)
Sobriety Friends Association (see: Anna-Kaarina Aalto)
Finnish White Ribbon Association (see: Alli Trygg-Helenius)
Commonwealth Society of Hope (see: Alli Trygg-Helenius)
Finnish Teachers' Sobriety Association (see: Alli Trygg-Helenius)
Finnish Christian Sobriety Association (see: Alli Trygg-Helenius)
West Australian Temperance Alliance (see: Ada Bromham)
split White Ribbon Association

British Women's Temperance Association

Ladies' Temperance Prayer Union, Glasgow (British Women's Temperance Association. Glasgow Central Branch) [1]

Scottish Christian Union/BWTA Scottish Christian Union

WCTU organizations

keep Woman's Christian Temperance Union

split out World Woman's Christian Temperance Union
split out National Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Finland (see: Hilja Riipinen)
Women's Christian Temperance Union New Zealand needs articles on

conferences, especially those regarding the successful movement for women's suffrage and the failing movement (primarily led by men's organisations for prohibition in New Zealand
local branches formed by founding presidents and those leading national campaigns leading up to 1893 women's suffrage

Australia-based WCTUs

New Zealand local branch WCTUs that formed the National organisation in February 1886 and led the suffrage movement to success in 1893

Invercargill WCTU (founded 1884)
Auckland WCTU (founded 1885)
Dunedin WCTU (founded 1885)
Port Chalmers WCTU (founded 1885)
Christchurch WCTU (founded 1885)
Rangiora WCTU (founded 1885)
Napier WCTU (founded 1885)
Oamaru WCTU (founded 1885)
Wellington WCTU (founded 1885)
Nelson WCTU (founded 1885)
Wanganui WCTU (founded 1885)
New Plymouth WCTU (founded 1885)
Hawera WCTU (founded 1885)
Patea WCTU (founded 1885)
Ashburton WCTU (founded 1885)

US state-based WCTUs

Buildings and structures

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Conferences

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Newspapers

The White Ribbon Outlook (see: Annie Carvosso) of Australia
The White Ribbon: for God, Home, and Humanity (see: Kate Sheppard, and issues from 1895-1960 digitised for online access at Papers Past, National Library of New Zealand)

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