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Social media has completely changed the way women around the world encourage each other. It’s now easier than ever to find a role model and draw inspiration from her life and adventures.
Space (The Final Frontier) Birthplace of the atom bomb, crash site of a UFO (if you believe in that sort of thing), pioneers of space tourism –science and technology is not only well woven in the fabric of New Mexico’s history, but is a large part of our present as New Mexicans continue to drive scientific and technological developments forward. On Deck 4, cruisers can find a tucked away bar & lounge called the Oxford Bar. When I walked by the area, it was closed for a private function, but the hallway leading up to the space was open. This area used to be the internet cafe’s location, but all of the computers have been moved to Deck 5.
SEE ALSO: These girls are saving the world better than any superheroes could
You can do this every day of the year, but International Women’s Day on March 8 presents a special opportunity to search for and connect with women who dedicate themselves to achieving their dreams, fighting for equality and having fun along the way.
If that sounds like time well spent, here are 14 badass women to follow on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: 1. Elizabeth Nyamayaro
— Elizabeth Nyamayaro (@e_nyamayaro) February 2, 2016
Nymayaro is the senior advisor to the executive director of UN Women and the head of the UN initiative ’He For She.’ She regularly tweets about the #HeForShe campaign, an initiative to enlist men and boys in the fight for women’s rights. 2. Lydia Cacho
#JoeBiden leaves Mexico empty handed.They agreed on Guzman Loera’s extradition,but no date so far. Typical #MexicanJustice style. Ish flashy gaitsugars legacy stables.
— Lydia Cacho (@lydiacachosi) March 5, 2016
Cacho is a Mexican journalist and author who helped to expose and bring to trial a gang involved with child pornography and sex trafficking. Her tweets are mostly in Spanish, but she occasionally provides commentary on American-based events in English. Cacho has been a crusader for human rights, especially women and children, despite being the target of death threats. 3. Sam CristoforettiEmpty Spaces Linkin Park
Domani a #Torino arriva @AstroSamantha. Alle 19 incontro pubblico al Sermig https://t.co/OyIo9xql7lpic.twitter.com/R5F6X4D7KS
— Città di Torino (@twitorino) March 2, 2016
Cristoforetti is a captain in the Italian Air Force. Between November 2014 and June 2015, she spent 199 days in space as a flight engineer aboard the International Space Station. Cristoforetti was the first female and seventh European Space Agency member to complete a long-duration mission in space. While there, she performed two space walks and helped dock two additional spacecraft. Be sure to check out her very active Facebook page. 4. Jade L. D.
A photo posted by Jade. (@jade.l.d) on
Jade L.D.’s Instagram is dedicated to ’the raptors of our world.’ Some may find that terrifying, but her devotion to exotic and birds of prey is inspiring. A zookeeper in Australia, she posts beautiful photos with herself and the animals she cares for. Not many people can brag about taking selfies with owls. 5. Carol Rossetti
A photo posted by Carol Rossetti (@carolrossetti88) on
Rosetti is a body positive, feminist artist from Brazil who combines her artwork with activism. Intersectionality is a huge part of the funny comics she writes and illustrates about kids.6. The Bikerni
The Bikerni isn’t just one woman, but hundreds who comprise India’s First All-Female Motorcycle Association. The group started with just 11 members, but now has over 800—and some have journeyed through the Himalayas together. Part of their mission is to challenge traditional gender roles.7. Neda Monem
A photo posted by Neda Monem (@nedamonem) on
Neda is an Iranian journalist whose Instagram chronicles are both pretty and provocative. She combines images of Iranian politics with memorable photos of food, nature and architecture. You can also follower her on Twitter.8. Sharmeen Obaid
There can be no forgiveness in #honorkillings: First he killed his mother & now his sisters: https://t.co/noqv4DcjVf#pakistan
— Sharmeen Obaid (@sharmeenochinoy) March 3, 2016
A documentarian by trade but an activist on Twitter, Obaid has won Emmys and Oscars for her films on the rights of Pakistani women, including transgender women. She usually retweets topics she is passionate about, ranging from her concern about ’President Trump’ to global issues. 9. Kalki Subramaniam
Subramaniam founded the Sahodari Foundation, which promotes the rights of transgender people in India. As a transgender woman, Subramaniam speaks often about gender inequality and empowerment. 10.Sukki Singapora
A photo posted by Sukki Singapora (@sukkisingapora) on
Singapora describes herself as ’Singapore’s first burlesque artist,’ and her colorful Instagram celebrates the fun in burlesque culture. She’s been outspoken for her entire career about what it’s like to come from a culture where being open and sex positive is taboo.11. Philomena Kwao
A photo posted by Philomena Kwao (@philomenakwao) on
You may recognize Kwao from her Torrid or Swimsuitsforall modeling campaigns. Kwao embraces body positivity and natural beauty, using Twitter as a place to support other women, talk about her experience being a dark-skinned, plus-sized model with a shaved head. 12. Jaz O’Hara
A photo posted by Jaz O’Hara | Worldwide Tribe (@theworldwidetribe) on
O’Hara was so moved by the recent Middle Eastern refugee crisis that she decided to go see for herself. The Brit traveled to Calais, France, to a place referred to as ’The Jungle,’ where thousands of refugees have set up a makeshift camp between their passage to safety. O’Hara is sharing an insider’s look into a world people would not otherwise see. 13. Balqis Alrashed
Alrashed is an artist from Saudi Arabia who posts videos of herself hula hooping in traditional garments. While her blog has not been updated since 2015, her Instagram is where she posts most of her art and some of the videos she’s created on YouTube.14. Mel Roy
A photo posted by Mel Roy (@therealmelroy) on
The Internet fell in love with Roy and her partner, Vanessa, when they posted this photo of themselves comparing baby bumps. Roy continues to post pictures of their family, despite criticism. Her Instagram account is a refreshing celebration of modern motherhood and family. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.Mexicoempty Spaces The Blog ExamplesWhy was New Mexico selected as the site for the world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport? Space travel research was supported in the state for most of the twentieth century by a variety of private individuals and organizations as well as federal agencies and state and local government entities. At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the momentum of that support produced Spaceport America.
Loretta Hall’s book Out of this World: New Mexico’s Contributions to Space Travel tells the stories---human and technological---of space research in New Mexico that brought this country from the earliest liquid-fuel rockets to the forefront of the developing commercial space industry. From 1930 to 2010: Out of this World in 80 Years.
This website introduces you to that history and offers additional insights to the people and events that have made New Mexico a vital resource in the development of human space travel.
For information about Loretta’s 2014 book, Space Pioneers: In Their Own Words, visit SpacePioneerWords.com.
Find out about her 2016 book, The Complete Space Buff’s Bucket List: 100 Space Things to Do Before You Die, visit SpaceBucketList.com.
Published in 2017: Loretta’s book Miguel & Michelle Visit Spaceport America, for ages 6-10.
Loretta’s newest book is a joint effort with aviation and aerospace icon Wally Funk. Wally’s memoir, Higher, Faster, Longer: My Life in Aviation and My Quest for Spaceflight, debuted in October 2020.
Download here: http://gg.gg/uimko
https://diarynote.indered.space
*Empty Spaces Linkin Park
*Mexicoempty Spaces The Blog Examples
Social media has completely changed the way women around the world encourage each other. It’s now easier than ever to find a role model and draw inspiration from her life and adventures.
Space (The Final Frontier) Birthplace of the atom bomb, crash site of a UFO (if you believe in that sort of thing), pioneers of space tourism –science and technology is not only well woven in the fabric of New Mexico’s history, but is a large part of our present as New Mexicans continue to drive scientific and technological developments forward. On Deck 4, cruisers can find a tucked away bar & lounge called the Oxford Bar. When I walked by the area, it was closed for a private function, but the hallway leading up to the space was open. This area used to be the internet cafe’s location, but all of the computers have been moved to Deck 5.
SEE ALSO: These girls are saving the world better than any superheroes could
You can do this every day of the year, but International Women’s Day on March 8 presents a special opportunity to search for and connect with women who dedicate themselves to achieving their dreams, fighting for equality and having fun along the way.
If that sounds like time well spent, here are 14 badass women to follow on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: 1. Elizabeth Nyamayaro
— Elizabeth Nyamayaro (@e_nyamayaro) February 2, 2016
Nymayaro is the senior advisor to the executive director of UN Women and the head of the UN initiative ’He For She.’ She regularly tweets about the #HeForShe campaign, an initiative to enlist men and boys in the fight for women’s rights. 2. Lydia Cacho
#JoeBiden leaves Mexico empty handed.They agreed on Guzman Loera’s extradition,but no date so far. Typical #MexicanJustice style. Ish flashy gaitsugars legacy stables.
— Lydia Cacho (@lydiacachosi) March 5, 2016
Cacho is a Mexican journalist and author who helped to expose and bring to trial a gang involved with child pornography and sex trafficking. Her tweets are mostly in Spanish, but she occasionally provides commentary on American-based events in English. Cacho has been a crusader for human rights, especially women and children, despite being the target of death threats. 3. Sam CristoforettiEmpty Spaces Linkin Park
Domani a #Torino arriva @AstroSamantha. Alle 19 incontro pubblico al Sermig https://t.co/OyIo9xql7lpic.twitter.com/R5F6X4D7KS
— Città di Torino (@twitorino) March 2, 2016
Cristoforetti is a captain in the Italian Air Force. Between November 2014 and June 2015, she spent 199 days in space as a flight engineer aboard the International Space Station. Cristoforetti was the first female and seventh European Space Agency member to complete a long-duration mission in space. While there, she performed two space walks and helped dock two additional spacecraft. Be sure to check out her very active Facebook page. 4. Jade L. D.
A photo posted by Jade. (@jade.l.d) on
Jade L.D.’s Instagram is dedicated to ’the raptors of our world.’ Some may find that terrifying, but her devotion to exotic and birds of prey is inspiring. A zookeeper in Australia, she posts beautiful photos with herself and the animals she cares for. Not many people can brag about taking selfies with owls. 5. Carol Rossetti
A photo posted by Carol Rossetti (@carolrossetti88) on
Rosetti is a body positive, feminist artist from Brazil who combines her artwork with activism. Intersectionality is a huge part of the funny comics she writes and illustrates about kids.6. The Bikerni
The Bikerni isn’t just one woman, but hundreds who comprise India’s First All-Female Motorcycle Association. The group started with just 11 members, but now has over 800—and some have journeyed through the Himalayas together. Part of their mission is to challenge traditional gender roles.7. Neda Monem
A photo posted by Neda Monem (@nedamonem) on
Neda is an Iranian journalist whose Instagram chronicles are both pretty and provocative. She combines images of Iranian politics with memorable photos of food, nature and architecture. You can also follower her on Twitter.8. Sharmeen Obaid
There can be no forgiveness in #honorkillings: First he killed his mother & now his sisters: https://t.co/noqv4DcjVf#pakistan
— Sharmeen Obaid (@sharmeenochinoy) March 3, 2016
A documentarian by trade but an activist on Twitter, Obaid has won Emmys and Oscars for her films on the rights of Pakistani women, including transgender women. She usually retweets topics she is passionate about, ranging from her concern about ’President Trump’ to global issues. 9. Kalki Subramaniam
Subramaniam founded the Sahodari Foundation, which promotes the rights of transgender people in India. As a transgender woman, Subramaniam speaks often about gender inequality and empowerment. 10.Sukki Singapora
A photo posted by Sukki Singapora (@sukkisingapora) on
Singapora describes herself as ’Singapore’s first burlesque artist,’ and her colorful Instagram celebrates the fun in burlesque culture. She’s been outspoken for her entire career about what it’s like to come from a culture where being open and sex positive is taboo.11. Philomena Kwao
A photo posted by Philomena Kwao (@philomenakwao) on
You may recognize Kwao from her Torrid or Swimsuitsforall modeling campaigns. Kwao embraces body positivity and natural beauty, using Twitter as a place to support other women, talk about her experience being a dark-skinned, plus-sized model with a shaved head. 12. Jaz O’Hara
A photo posted by Jaz O’Hara | Worldwide Tribe (@theworldwidetribe) on
O’Hara was so moved by the recent Middle Eastern refugee crisis that she decided to go see for herself. The Brit traveled to Calais, France, to a place referred to as ’The Jungle,’ where thousands of refugees have set up a makeshift camp between their passage to safety. O’Hara is sharing an insider’s look into a world people would not otherwise see. 13. Balqis Alrashed
Alrashed is an artist from Saudi Arabia who posts videos of herself hula hooping in traditional garments. While her blog has not been updated since 2015, her Instagram is where she posts most of her art and some of the videos she’s created on YouTube.14. Mel Roy
A photo posted by Mel Roy (@therealmelroy) on
The Internet fell in love with Roy and her partner, Vanessa, when they posted this photo of themselves comparing baby bumps. Roy continues to post pictures of their family, despite criticism. Her Instagram account is a refreshing celebration of modern motherhood and family. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.Mexicoempty Spaces The Blog ExamplesWhy was New Mexico selected as the site for the world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport? Space travel research was supported in the state for most of the twentieth century by a variety of private individuals and organizations as well as federal agencies and state and local government entities. At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the momentum of that support produced Spaceport America.
Loretta Hall’s book Out of this World: New Mexico’s Contributions to Space Travel tells the stories---human and technological---of space research in New Mexico that brought this country from the earliest liquid-fuel rockets to the forefront of the developing commercial space industry. From 1930 to 2010: Out of this World in 80 Years.
This website introduces you to that history and offers additional insights to the people and events that have made New Mexico a vital resource in the development of human space travel.
For information about Loretta’s 2014 book, Space Pioneers: In Their Own Words, visit SpacePioneerWords.com.
Find out about her 2016 book, The Complete Space Buff’s Bucket List: 100 Space Things to Do Before You Die, visit SpaceBucketList.com.
Published in 2017: Loretta’s book Miguel & Michelle Visit Spaceport America, for ages 6-10.
Loretta’s newest book is a joint effort with aviation and aerospace icon Wally Funk. Wally’s memoir, Higher, Faster, Longer: My Life in Aviation and My Quest for Spaceflight, debuted in October 2020.
Download here: http://gg.gg/uimko
https://diarynote.indered.space
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