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Clara Zetkin (1857-1933)
A German communist politician, who founded the "Working Women's Day" (later International Women's Day), which we celebrate every March 8.
During her political career, she fought for women's rights, gender equality and the right to women's suffrage.
Mercedes López Carril
6ºB2 English

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María Blasco
(Verdegás, Alicante, 1965)
Director of the National Oncology Research Center, Blasco was formed under the tutelage of Margarita Salas, and has specialized in the study of telomeres and telomerase. Her work is essential to understand how our DNA is organized and how we get older, get cancer or suffer a cellular failure.

Mercedes López Carril
6ºB2 English

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Ada Byron (1815-1852)
Ada Lovelace Byron was an English mathematician and writer, mainly known for her work on Charles Babbage's machine. She was the first to recognise that this machine had applications beyond pure calculation, and developed the first algorithm intended to be carried out by such a machine. As a result, she is regarded as the first computer programmer.
Jesús Cantero 6º English

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Ana Orantes (1937-1997)
I have wanted to pay homage to a lesser-known woman, Ana Orantes. How to address gender violence was greatly enhanced by the government  thanks to her enormous bravery and courage to show her personal story on TV, in which she suffered a continuous mistreatment by her husband. Had Ana Orantes not told her case in public, there would not be appropriate laws to support violence against women now. Therefore, her death made a huge difference and paved the way for making society aware of this social problem.
Mª José S C1 English

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Last week Doris Day passed away. She was 97. Writing here is my personal tribute to one of the best  comedian actresses. Probably, she is not the most important woman in my life, but, now, his death has remind me all those cosy and unforgettable nights with my mum watching her movies. We spent a really great time. She always managed to make us smile. That´s why I would like to tell her: "Thank you, so much".

Virginia Carreño 4ºD English

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Molins de Rei (Barcelona) - 18/07/1888
Montevideo (Uruguay) - 25/04/1969
International theater actress and director. She debuted on stage as an amateur in Barcelona when she was 13 years old, ​​becoming a professional quickly. In 1910 she founded her own Company and started her theatrical tours through Spain and South America. Convinced republican and great friend of Federico García Lorca, she premiered five of his plays.
In 1937 "la Xirgu" began a tour across South America, from which she never returned to Spain, since she was declared persona non grata by the new regime in 1939.
Because of her disappointment, not only did she establish her permanent residence in Montevideo, but she also asked for and obtained the Uruguayan nationality.
Gemma Alcoverro - C1 English

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Rosie the Riveter was a fictional character who represented the World War II civilian service on the homefront in the factory of many American women. She has come to represent all the industrial women workers in the war effort. After the war, many "Rosies" once again took up traditional domestic roles as housewives and mothers.
Elena Galván 6°B C1

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May 7, 1919 in Los Toldos, Argentina
Eva Perón was the wife of Argentine President Juan Perón and the First Lady of Argentina. Fondly known as Evita, she played a major role in her husband's administration. She is widely remembered for her efforts to help the poor and for her role in helping women win the right to vote.
Lourdes Pérez English 6°

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Lola Flores, an iconic Spanish singer, dancer and actress who was a flamenco icon. She was born María Dolores Flores Ruiz in Jerez de la Frontera, in southern Spain, on January 21st 1923.

She appeared in films from 1939 to 1987 and found fame not only in Spain, but also in Mexico and the United States.

Despite being identified with Spanish gypsy (gitano) culture throughout her life, Flores was not in fact a gypsy herself (although she did say her maternal grandfather had gitano roots). She did, however, marry into a gitano family when she married Antonio González (known as el Pescaílla) a guitarist from Barcelona.
Elena Galván 6°B C1

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Although I don't have any photo of her in my computer, I consider necessary to write about her.
Her name was Luisa and shewas alive until 101 years old (she was four days old when the Titanic sank!).
I admire her because she was always optimistic and strong, even when she was to live very difficult moment during the Civil War.
I will always remember the stories she used to tell me and all her advice.
Adela Benítez C1 Inglés

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Lady Gaga (Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta)

She is a singer, songwriter, producer, dancer, actress, activist and American fashion designer. she was born and raised in New York City.
She is a great singer. My favorite song of hers is Alejandro.
She is a very interesting woman, her dressing style always stands out.

She doesn't care about the opinion of others and that I love, it makes her different.
Sara Donaire 1ºC Inglés

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She was the first woman to hold national office in the United States. She represented Montana in the House of Representatives.  She was a pacifist and a supporter of gender equality and civil rights.
Lidia Sánchez  C1

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She is an Italian doctor who won the Nobel Prize when she discovered the first growth factor of the nervous system. Previously, she worked in a bakery to pay for her science studies. I think it was difficult because she was allergic to yeast.
After World War II, when she experimented with chickens, she worked in Washington for a couple of years. There she did her work on cell reproduction and the growth factor of the nervous system.
She was the fourth woman to win the Novel Prize.
Adela Benítez Inglés C1
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Rita Levi-Montalcini Elle est une médecine italienne qui a gagné le Prix Nobel pour avoir découvert le premier facteur de croissance du système nerveux. Antérieurement elle a travaillé dans une boulangerie pour payer ses études en sciences. Je crois que ça a été difficile parce qu’elle avait une alergie aux levures.Aprés la deuxième guerre mondiale, pendant laquelle elle a experimenté avec des puolets, elle a travaillé à Washington pendant trente années. Là elle a fait son travail sur la reproduction des cellules et le facteur de croissance du système nerveux.Elle a été la quatrième femme qui a gagné le Prix Nobel.
Adela Benítez français   B2.1

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She made history by enlisting in the Naval Reserve as a chief yeoman. She became the first woman to officially enlist in the military in a non-medical rate also the first female chief pretty officer.
Lidia Sánchez  C1

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C'est une femme politique du Parti Socialiste ouvrier espagnol sous la Seconde République espagnole, une figure du Parti communiste d'Espagne pendant la guerre d'Espagne, et une des répresentantes du courant féministe des années 1930. Ses activités l'ont parallèlement portée vers l'écriture, le journalisme et la critique d'art.
Miguel Ángel Moreno. 3º-B1 Français.

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J'ai deux amies qui sont des exemples pour moi. Les deux ont des conditions mauvaises chez elles (l'une a un fils autiste et l'autre a perdu un fils) mais elles sont des femmes courageuses et elles vivent chaque jour pour en faire un jour normal, surtout par leurs familles. Je les admire parce qu'elles mêmes ont besoin de soin. Je suis fière de les avoir dans ma vie.
Candela Blanco - 3º B1, francés

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UNE FEMME JOURNALISTE PENDANT LA GUERRE CIVILE

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UNE FEMME JOURNALISTE PENDANT LA GUERRE CIVILE

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MARÍA LUZ MORALES
Il s'agit de Madame María Luz Morales (23.04.1890 - 22.09.1980)
En 1921 elle a été la directrice du magazine "Hogar y Moda" mais, son bon faire, l'a fait être engagée pour Paramount pour écrire des dialogues et adapter les films américains à l'espagnol.
Ce que l'a fait spéciale est que Madame Morales a été la première femme qui a dirigé un journal español (La Vanguardia) et que ça s'est produit pendant la Guerre Civile.
Candela Blanco - 3º, B1 francés

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August 29, 1947
Boston, Massachusetts
She is an American professor of animal science at Colorado State University, consultant to the livestock industry on animal behavior, and autism spokesperson. She is a great defender of the welfare of animals, designing extraordinary slaughterhouses. She is one of the first individuals on the autism spectrum to publicly share insights from her personal experience of autism. She was the subject of the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning semi-biographical film Temple Grandin. She makes the case "the world needs all kinds of minds" (https://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-world-needs-all-kinds-of-minds-temple-grandin).
Inmaculada Sánchez T.
3º Semi-Inglés

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Amberg (Allemagne)

FRANCES A2
Kathrine Switzer est une écrivaine allemande, commentatrice de télévision et athlète. Elle est née le 5 Janvier 1947.Elle a nationalité americaine.Elle n´est pas très célèbre pour ses livres, elle est surtout connue pour être la première femme à courrir un marathon avec dorsale au marathon de Boston en 1967.Elle est encouragée par les autres participants.
À la suite de sa course, Kathrine est disqualifiée de celle-ci et suspendue par la fédération américaine d´athétisme.
Finalement, grâce à Kathrine le marathon de Boston est officiallement ouvert aux femmes en 1972, òu elle a terminé à la seconde place.
Ses livres parlent d´athlétisme et des histoires sportives.

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Née au Équateur, Emilia Rivadeneire était une graveuse très importante dans son pays. Elle y a gravé le premier timbre postal donc elle est la première femme artiste du gravure. Aussi , elle a fait l'effigie et le blason d'Équateur pour la pièce de monnaie de cing francs.

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She was a famous cinema and theatre director who also managed Public Spanish Television for three years.

She had a successful career in which she won many awards, she Is remind as an independent woman, who was voluntarily a single mother, and who held various important occupation in Spanish government.
Guadalupe Sánchez.  1ºC

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Sonia, une femme de 39 ans qui a grandi dans un quartier sensible, qui a rencontré de sérieuses difficultés économiques et familiales pendant son enfance, avec une mère malade. Elle a etudié et travaillé énormement pour tout surmonter. Aujourd'hui, elle bataille pour que les trans soient des citoyens à part entière.

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Margarita Nelken (Madrid, 1894-México 1968) a été une politcienne espagnole et une des premières représentantes du mouvement féministe des années 30. En possédant une grande culture, elle a fait la première traduction en espagnol de l'oeuvre de Kakfa. En 1931, elle s'est  inscrite au PSOE et elle a été élue deputée trois fois pendant la Seconde Republique Espagnole.
Almudena Mendo. 5º B2 Francés.

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Isabel Monge Sosa (Sanlúcar de Bda. 1930-2011)
C’était ma tante. Elle était comme ma seconde mère. À trente ans, elle a dû se séparer de son mari parce qu'il la maltraitait ainsi que leurs enfants.

Elle a quitté la maison avec ses quatre enfants et a dû travailler très dur pour survivre et pouvoir leur donner une éducation et un avenir.

Ce que j’admire le plus chez elle, c’est sa décision et sa détermination de faire face aux événements, malgré le contexte socioculturel de l’époque.

Bienvenido Cuevas Monge. 5º Francés.

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Luisa Isabel Álvarez de Toledo (Estoril 1936-2008), 21e Duchesse de Medina Sidonia et triple Grande d’Espagne, est une écrivaine, activiste et historienne espagnole.
Malgré son entourage aristocratique, elle a gagné son célèbre surnom de Duchesse rouge pour ses convictions républicaines et antifranquistes.

Elle entreprit des recherches historiques dans « l’Archivo de la Casa de Medina Sidonia » qui est l’un des plus vastes fonds d’archives privés d’Europe. Elle y a découvert que des marins arabo-andalous faisaient commerce avec l’Amérique bien avant Christophe Colomb.

Bienvenido Cuevas Monge. 5º Français.

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The first woman photographer in Spain: Amalia López Cabrera (Almería, 1838 - Madrid, 1899)

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The first woman photographer in Spain: Amalia López Cabrera (Almería, 1838 - Madrid, 1899)

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The pioneer woman of photography in Spain par excellence. She was the first Spanish photographer with a professional studio in Jaén.
Ludwik Tarszénski Konarzenski, the Earl of Lipa, moved to Spain and won the favor of the Crown. He traveled a lot through Spain and in Jaén, where he taught photography, he had a student: Amalia.
In the year 1860 he opened his own studio and labeled the cards of his photographs with the name "Amalia L. de López". When he closed the doors of his studio, he dedicated himself to research, and always regretted not being a man for the freedom to travel and make other types of photographs. She was the only woman who participated in a Photography Contest in 1868, the same year she moved with her husband to Madrid ...and, unfortunatelly, we lost her career.
Juan Carlos Quintero
Inglés - 3º E

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Primera fotografa en España (Almería 1838- Madrid 1899). Desarrolló su actividad en Jaén.

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Jerez, Junio de 1938

Une femme de 80 ans, née en 1938, en pleine guerre civile, qui a passé sérieuses difficultés économiques et familières pendant son enfance, sans la chaleur d’une famille unie, une femme qui à l’âge adulte a eu aussi des problèmes importants, mais qui est consacrée sa vie à élever ses cinq enfants et les donner l’amour et la chaleur qu’elle n’avait pas reçu, qui jamais a perdu son sourire et qu’en plus, est remise le maladie du siècle XXI récemment, à elle, à ma mère je le dédie ces mots.

Mari Carmen Flores 4ºB2Francés

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Jerez, June 1938
An 80-year-old woman, who was born in 1938, in the middle of the Spanish Civil War, who had serious economical and familiar difficulties during her childhood, without the love and affection of a jointed family, a woman with important problems as well during her adulthood, but who has dedicated her life to bring her five children up and give them the love and affection that she did not receive, and who never has lost her smile, and in addition, has recently overcome the XXI century’s illness, to her, to my mother, I dedicated these words.
Mari Carmen Flores 6º C1 Inglés

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A Polish photographer who worked in Spanish Civil War as newspaper reporter. She showed many scenes from poor people, women and children especially, getting away from bombs, refugee, and soldiers.
She was a very good photographer  and her masterpieces remained still alive. She was known as Robert Capa's girlfriend and many of her photos were attributed to Capa when she died.
In fact, she died in Spain, in Brunete battle in Madrid when she was only 28 years old. Her photos touched the world profoundly.

Isabel Almagro Franco. Inglés. 4º Semipresencial