Kerrieburn

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Name	Kerrie Burn
Country	Australia
Current time	Current time for UTC+10 is 19:47
Education and employment
Occupation	Theological Librarian
Employer	Mannix Library
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About Me

Formerly the inaugural University Librarian at the University of Divinity in Melbourne, I now continue my association as a University Scholar and the Library Manager at the Carmelite Library in Middle Park. In 2019 I initiated the Australian Women in Religion WikiProject and continue to lead this initiative. The project has curated a list of over 700 women (and associated feminist associations and publications) who are in some way associated with a religious or spiritual tradition in Australia. We are working to create Wikipedia articles for those without them, as well as improving others.

• [Australian Women in Religion WikiProject]
• [Australian Women in Religion Dashboard Page]

Conflict of Interest?

I also occasionally create and edit articles related to theological libraries and/or theological education in Australia. Working in a theological library gives me access to resources that can be added to Wikidata and used in the creation and improvement of Wikipedia articles. While my primary goal is to fill knowledge and gender gaps on Wikipedia in my areas of subject expertise, I always endeavour to maintain a neutral point of view and stay within Wikipedia's guidelines for notability and use of reliable sources. I have never received financial compensation from any institution or individual for any of my editing work.

Australian Women in Religion Wikipedia Article Assessment

This list is bot-generated periodically; recent changes may not appear.

Australian Women in Religion articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Mid	Low	NA	Total
GA		1		1
B	1	21		22
C	2	128		130
Start	1	140		141
Stub		18		18
List		2		2
Category			29	29
Project			1	1
Template			1	1
NA			2	2
Other			1	1
Assessed	4	310	34	348
Total	4	310	34	348
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 1,407			Ω = 4.50

Pages I have worked on

Australian Women in Religion - Created

1. Angela Coco C class
2. Anita Monro C class
3. Anna Halafoff C class
4. Anne Elvey C class
5. Aunty Jean Phillips Start
6. Barbara Bell (educationalist) Start
7. Bernice Moore C class
8. Bridget Partridge B class
9. Brigid McGuigan C class
10. Catherine Cecily O'Brien Start
11. Catherine Coffey C class
12. Claire Renkin C class
13. Colleen O'Reilly C class
14. Eileen Healy C class
15. Elizabeth Boase C class
16. Elizabeth Hindson Start
17. Elsie Heiss C class
18. Emma Caroline Silcock Start
19. Erin White C class
20. Glenys Livingstone C class
21. Janet Khan C class
22. Janet Scarfe C class
23. Janina Hiebel C class
24. Jean Gledhill Start
25. Katharine Massam C class
26. Kathleen McPhillips C class
27. Kathleen Williams (theologian) C class
28. Kim Power C class
29. Lynne Hume Start
30. Majella Franzmann Start
31. Margaret Dixson Start
32. Marjorie Liddy Start
33. Mary Healy (Mother Gertrude) C class
34. Maryanne Confoy C class
35. Maureen Flood C class
36. Melissa Brickell Start
37. Miriam Fink - Start
38. Penny Magee C class
39. Rosa MacGinley C class
40. Rose Hanigan C class
41. Rosemary Crumlin C class
42. Sophie McGrath C class
43. Tracey Rowland B class
44. Veronica Willaway B class

Australian Women in Religion - Edited

1. Anne Pattel-Gray
2. Charissa Suli
3. Denise A. Austin
4. Edith Amelia Kerr
5. Elaine Lindsay
6. Jane Gorry
7. Janette Gray
8. Grace Emily Munro
9. Marie Tulip
10. Mary Gonzaga Barry
11. Mother Vincent Whitty
12. Phyllis Frost
13. Wendy Solling

Other - Created

1. Carmelite Library Start class
2. Catholic Theological College C class
3. Mannix Library C class
4. Magdalene (newsletter) Start class
5. Women-Church journal C class
6. Movement for the Ordination of Women (newsletter)
7. Preachers, Prophets and Heretics
8. Women and the Australian Church C class
9. Towards a Feminist Theology Start class
10. Women Authoring Theology Start class
11. Dangerous Memory Start Class
12. Lesley Moreland Start Class

Other - Edited

1. Movement for the Ordination of Women
2. Peter Sherlock
3. University of Divinity

Useful Websites

• University of Divinity Australian Women in Religion Project
• 1000 Women in Religion/List of English Wikipedia Articles
• Wikipedia: WikiProject Women in Red/1000 Women in Religion
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Religion – Australia
• Wikipedia:WikiProject_Women_in_Religion
• Wikipedia:WikiProject_1000_Women_in_Religion/Suffragists
• Wikipedia:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Redlist_index - Redlist Index
• Wikipedia talk:TWA/Portal

Useful Sources

• Australian Dictionary of Biography
• Australian Women's Register
• Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia
• Encyclopedia of Women in Leadership - Religion Theme
• Global Church Project - 160 Women in Theology
• Trove - Women and Religion in Australia
• Wikipedia Australian Religion Biography Stubs
• Australian Catholic Historical Society

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