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WiR redlist index: Native American Women

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name	description	ethnic group	occupation	date of birth	date of death	place of birth	wikidata item	site links
Rosie Jarvis	Kashaya Pomo tribal historian	Pomo people		1851	1955	Sonoma County	Q98593491	0
Laura Somersal	Pomo weaver and teacher	Wappo people Pomo people	basket weaver	1892	1990		Q94298006	0
Alma Greene	Mohawk autobiographer	Mohawk	writer	1896	1983		Q98590673	0
Flora Zuni	Zuni interpreter and storyteller	Zuni people		1897	1983		Q98593533	0
Helen Pease Wolf	Absaroka writer 1906-1995	Crow Nation	writer	1906-12-28	1995-03-03		Q94574103	0
Natachee Scott Momaday	Cherokee teacher, poet, and painter	Cherokee		1913	1996-09-26		Q98590651	0
Marnie Walsh	Sioux author	Sioux	writer	1916	1996		Q98592722	0
Anna Gritts Kilpatrick	Cherokee folklorist	Cherokee	translator	1917	1976		Q98590647	0
Hildreth Marie Twostars Venegas	Indian Health Service administrator (1919-2013)	Sioux		1919-10-27	2013-04-15		Q98593522	0
Ruth Arrington	Creek actress and communications professor	Muscogee	actor writer	1924		Tulsa	Q98593468	0
Winifred Tiger	Seminole Tribe educator	Cherokee		1924-03-25	2006-05-30		Q98593464	0
Éléonore Sioui	first Canadian Indian women to receive a PhD	Wyandot people	academic	1925	2006-03-05		Q98593309	1
Maria Joseph Ackerman	Tlingit artist	Tlingit	artist	1927		Juneau	Q98593525	0
Sister Genevieve Cuny	Oglala Lakota Franciscan educator and administrator	Sioux		1930			Q98593499	0
Wungnema Rose Robinson	Hopi journalist and philanthropist	Hopi people	writer	1932	1995	Kykotsmovi Village	Q98593471	0
Laura Mae Osceola	Seminole tribe's first secretary and treasurer	Seminole		1932-11-13	2003-10-07	Dania Beach	Q98593494	0
Minerva Allen	Native American (Assiniboine) poet, historian, educator, and activist	Assiniboine people	poet historian educator activist	1935			Q98590636	0
Carol Cussen McDonald Hampton	Caddo educator	Caddo		1935		Oklahoma City	Q98593459	0
Lorraine Mae Rousseau	first tribal Chairwoman of the Sisseton- Wahpeton Sioux tribe	Sioux		1936			Q98593501	0
Laura Waterman Wittstock	Native American leader	Seneca	writer journalist editor copywriter	1937-09-11	2021-01-16	Cattaraugus Reservation	Q98590690	0
Ethel C. Krepps	secretary of the Kiowa tribe, nurse and lawyer	Plains Apache	lawyer nurse	1937-10-31	1996-07-15	Mountain View	Q98593474	0
Rina Swentzell	Native American architect	Santa Clara Pueblo	architect	1939	2015-10-30		Q98590687	0
Lois Fister Steele	Fort Peck Assiniboine physician and educator	Assiniboine people	physician	1939		Washington, D.C.	Q98593456	0
Kathleen Rose Smith	tribal scholar, cultural consultant, artist, and writer	Miwok Pomo people		1939			Q98567042	0
Ferial Deer Skye	Menominee dancer	Menominee	dancer	1940		Keshena	Q98593479	0
Vickie Sears	Cherokee writer	Cherokee		1941			Q98590652	0
Carmella Ignacio	Tohono O’odham nurse	Tohono O'odham	nurse	1942			Q98593526	0
Madeline Melba White	Native American artist (1943-2009)	Sioux	artist	1943-02-19	2009-12-20		Q98593523	0
JoAnne Bird	Native American artist and sculptor	Sioux	artist sculptor	1945		Oakland	Q98593496	0
Angie Reano Owen	Native American jeweler	Kewa Pueblo		1946			Q98590688	0
Anna Puzz	Assiniboine health educator	Assiniboine people		1947			Q98593455	0
Liz Sohappy Bahe	Yakima poet	Yakama	writer	1948		Toppenish	Q98593532	0
Gail Bird	Laguna/Santo Domingo jeweler	Laguna people Kewa Puebloan	jeweler	1949-03-30			Q27824062	0
Shirley Bordeaux	Choctaw/Sioux business analyst	Choctaw Sioux		1950		Valentine	Q98593466	0
Mary T. Wynne	Attorney General for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe	Sioux	lawyer	1952			Q98593524	0
Caleen A. Sisk-Franco	Winnemem Wintu chief and educator	Wintu people		1952			Q98593531	0
Judith Mountain Leaf Volborth	Apache-Comanche poet	Apache Comanche	writer	1955		New York City	Q98593454	0
Mary Goose	Meskwaki/Chippewa poet	Meskwaki Ojibwe		1955		Des Moines	Q98593480	0
Jacki Thompson Rand	Choctaw historian	Choctaw	writer	1956			Q98566636	0
Melody L. McCoy	Cherokee lawyer	Cherokee	lawyer	1960			Q98593462	0
Angie Erdrich	Turtle Mountain Ojibway physician and artist	Ojibwe	artist physician	1965		Breckenridge	Q98593487	0
Irene Stewart	Navajo politician and activist b. 1907	Navajo					Q98567051	0
Annie Lowry	Northern Paiute (1866–1943)	Paiute people					Q98567090	0
Kathryn Shanley	Native American	Assiniboine people					Q98590637	0
Vivian Ayoungman	Siksika educator	Blackfoot Confederacy					Q98590639	0
Ruby Modesto	Native American	Cahuilla people Serrano people					Q98590640	0
Joan Shaddox Isom	Cherokee writer	Cherokee					Q98590646	0
Barbara Elene Smith	Native American	Cherokee					Q98590655	0
Donna L. Akers	Native American historian	Choctaw	historian university teacher women's studies scholar gender studies scholar				Q98590659	0
Helen Slwooko Carius	Native American	Inuit					Q98590668	0
Louise Lone Dog	Mohawk and Lenape writer	Mohawk Lenape					Q98590674	0
Juanita Tiger Kavena	Native American	Muscogee					Q98590675	0
Tiana Bighorse	Native American	Navajo					Q98590677	0
Nia Francisco	Native American	Navajo					Q98590678	0
Ruth W. Roessel	Navajo educator	Navajo					Q98590680	0
Patricia Penn Hilden	Native American	Nez Perce					Q98590683	0
Charlotte De Clue	Osage poet	Osage Nation	writer				Q98590685	0
Jo Whitehorse Cochran	Lakota author, editor, and educator	Sioux					Q98590691	0
Agnes Picotte	Native American	Sioux					Q98590693	0
Mary Jo Brooks Hunter	law professor, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Ho-Chunk Nation	Ho-Chunk	lawyer				Q98593470	0
Agnes Allen Ross	Flandreau Santee Sioux educator	Sioux					Q98593500	0
Alice S. Paul	Tohono O’odham educator	Tohono O'odham					Q98593527	0

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