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Hana's Mom and Beza's Friend both work to help communities in different counties to provide resources and medical care they need.

Hana's mom works in healthcare helping Japanese people get the medical care they need that they can not receive in Japan. Whereas, Beza's Friend helps with providing maternal Health medical equipments to Zewditu Hospital in Ethiopia.

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Maria Galindo is a activist for women's rights and safety like I have never seen before. She works in Bolivia, and her organization Mujeres Creando is an anarcho-feminist group that organizes performative and participatory protests. Her aims often deal with femicide and the way the state handles such a crime; and the general depatriarchization of the Bolivian state.

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Actividad - María Galindo - The Invisible Cage

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With 8M on the horizon, two key questions have led Bolivian artist, writer and activist María Galindo to develop a performance in the Museo: What are our horizons in feminist struggle? What or from where do we speak about when we are situated as feminists?

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Trans activist in Alicia's community (Eli Givens they/them) in Tennessee who has been publicly fighting for trans rights and healthcare

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Mrs. Roberts & Girl Scouts in South Korea

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Mrs. Roberts & Girl Scouts in South Korea

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My best friend's mom was a huge leader for my third culture kid community in South Korea. There were no girl-focused skill-building groups in Korea, so she started a Girl Scouts chapter at my school and single handedly ran every event to teach young girls entrepreneurship, camping, business, etiquette, etc.

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My mom has worked for 10 years now with The Exoneration Initiative (EXI), a nonprofit which aims to combat wrongful conviction in NYC. She has specifically focused on helping wrongfully convicted women to reacclimate to motherhood and life outside of prison

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A woman in my life that I really look up to is my sister for many reasons. But, on the topic of igniting change, she is a perfect example. She is very passionate about the rights of women and other marginalized groups, in fact she was the person who taught me so much that I know when I was younger. But, she doesn't stop there, she writes for the north Texas news paper where she usually does opinion pieces about topic important to her. Additionally, she is involved with policy making at her university where she helps advocate for Latinas!

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One of my high school teachers lobbied for the passing of the Equal Rights Amendment in VA and raised money so a large group of women from my school could travel to Richmond to watch the ratification of the ERA.

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Geexella (they/them)-- DJ and Community organizer

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Geexella (they/them)-- DJ and Community organizer

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Geexella (they/them) is a Afro-Latinx femme individual in Jacksonville FL, who frequently hosts queer community events, dance parties, and sound healing. I met them in highschool and they introduced me to JASMYN, a queer organization that offered health services, donations, and even therapy. I was able to access free therapy without healthcare because of them, and it inspired me to create a coalition of organizers within my own highschool.

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Advocated for accessible mental health care, promoted destigmatization of mental health for the Asian community, founder of Asians for Mental Health

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She became the Vice Mayor in 2013 and worked on numerous initiatives whilst in office such as creating a Youth Apprenticeship program, proposing the building of the community band-shell as well as the police substation in the eastern/historic section of Miramar, ensuring all schools had school resource officers to include public charter schools, legislating that seniors who qualified no longer paid City taxes and proposed the city’s first Dog Park and Skate Park.