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Mar 1, 2024 · In an attempt to bridge the gap many of us have in our knowledge of women’s history — and to appreciate the world-changing work of women everywhere, we’ve rounded up some stories of inspiring women you ought to know.
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- Surviving the holocaust. Every once in a while, there comes a story that grips you and sends a chill down your spine. Holocaust survivor Eva Erben’s is more than that as she opens up 40 years after living what is the most inhumane account of history with YourStory Media Founder and CEO Shradha Sharma.
- Sushmita Sen being her bold, beautiful, unapologetic self. The 1994 Miss Universe speaks on breaking the norms as a 40-plus actor, valuing conscience over fitting in, probable book titles of her life, and earning rather than having things come the easy way around.
- Looking out for migrant workers. Shipra Sharma Bhutani is known for uplifting people in need such as upskilling prisoners, army widows, and war-affected women in Afghanistan to lead a normal life.
- India’s first female superhero Priya fights COVID-19. Documentary filmmaker and technologist Ram Devineni’s superhero Priya Shakti can be found fighting yet another real-world problem, this time, COVID-19 with a mask.
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- Giving the gift of hearing. The Director of Advocacy and Accessibility at Doppler Labs is working to change the way people hear the world. “It started back when I was 26 years old and sitting in my car in front of my audiologist’s office.
- Preventing terrorism from spreading. Five years ago, while researching how technology can help the world’s most failed state, Yasmin Green found herself inside a maximum security prison cell with Somali pirates and Al Qaeda members.
- Granting greater access to education. As founder and CEO of WomenOne, Dayle Haddon helps women and girls around the world access to quality education. A recipient of the UN’s Humanitarian Award, Haddon says that when a girl is educated there are fewer occurrences of HIV-AIDS and violence goes down, making the world a healthier and safer place for all.
- Making survivors feel heard. Raising the voices of young women both here and overseas who have survived violence and overcome other struggles has become Dr. Kristen Ali Eglinton’s mission in life.
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Mar 28, 2019 · From famous female role-models, like Michelle Obama and Sally Field, to the women you never realized you needed to know, like Lisa Brennan-Jobs, here are the memoirs to add to your reading...
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