Lucy Moore (archaeologist)

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Lucy Moore is a British academic who is known for improving the coverage of women on Wikipedia.

Career

Moore is an

In 2021, Moore started a project to create a Wikipedia article for a woman from every country in the world. She completed the project in 2024.[1] As of March 2024, Moore has written 533 biographies of women,^[2] including Sharbat Gula, Julia Chinn, Jeanne Gapiya-Niyonzima, Ólafía Einarsdóttir and Gloria Meneses.^[1]

Personal life

Moore lives in Leeds.^[1][2]

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