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Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Women Making
History TODAY

inspiring people you should
know
March 2021
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
This deck is a collective project by employees
at Blue Moon Digital to support & inspire
active participation in the education and
awareness of Women’s History Month, and to
recognize the countless individuals who are
making a historical impact in America today.
The 50x featured individuals are listed alphabetically, by first name
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Vanessa Bryant
Philanthropist
Vanessa honors her late husband, Kobe Bryant &
daughter, Gianna Bryant, with her continued work and
support of the Mamba & Mambacita Sports
Foundation.

The nonprofit is dedicated to creating positive impact
for underserved athletes and young women in sports,
providing funding and programming to enable
participation in school and/or league supports that
enrich socioemotional and physical development.

MMSF just selected their first Executive Director – Kat
Conlon
     @vanessabryant      @mambamambacitasports

     mambaandmambacita.org
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Amanda Nunes
Professional MMA Fighter

Amanda Lourenço Nunes is a Brazilian professional mixed
martial artist. She currently competes in the Ultimate
Fighting Championship (UFC). She is the first woman to
become a two-division UFC champion, and the third
fighter in the UFC history to hold titles in two weight
classes simultaneously. She is also the first and only fighter
in UFC history to defend two titles while actively holding
them. Nunes is widely considered to be one of the
greatest Female MMA fighters of all time

    @amanda_leoa

    @amanda_leoa

    https://www.espn.com/mma/fighter/_/id/2516131/amanda-nunes
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Activist
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a Dutch-American activist,
feminist, author, scholar and former
politician. She received international
attention as a critic of Islam and advocate
for the rights and self-determination of
Muslim women, actively opposing forced
marriage, honor violence, child marriage
and female genital mutilation.

    @ayann

    www.theahafoundation.org
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Becky Hammon
WNBA allstar and NBA Head
Coach

Becky is a top 15 WNBA player of all time.
She has made headlines since retiring from
the WNBA as the first NBA Assistant coach
and even stepping in as the first female
head coach for THE San Antonio Spurs.

   @officialbeckyhammon

   @beckyhammon

   https://beckyhammon25.com/
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Candi CdeBaca
Councilwoman for District 9 in
Denver, CO
Candi is a member of the Democrat
Party and a prominent voice and community
champion in Denver for social issues
spanning K-12 education, higher education,
business, development, environment and
rights for unhoused residents. She is a
social worker and youth educator, and
before becoming elected, she founded
Project VOYCE in 2006 and currently serves
on the board of directors.
   @candicdebacad9

   @candicdebacad9
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Claressa Shields
Professional Boxer

Claressa Maria Shields is an American
professional boxer and mixed martial artist.
She is widely regarded as one of the
greatest female boxers of all time.

   @claressashields

   @Claressashields

   https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/777865
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Diana Trujillo
Aerospace Engineer

Diana was the flight director for the
Perseverance Mars Rover and leads the
engineering team responsible for the
robotic arm of the Perseverance rover. She
hosted the first ever Spanish-language
NASA transmission of a planetary landing
for the Perseverance rover landing on Mars.

    @FromCaliToMars
Women Making History TODAY - inspiring people you should know March 2021
Emily Harrington
Adventurer

Emily Harrington is an American
professional rock climber and adventurer.
She is a five-time US National Champion in
sport climbing and the first female climber
to ascend multiple 5.14 sport climbs. She is
the 4th woman to free climb El Capitan in a
day.

    @emilyaharrington

    @emilyaharringto

    http://emilyharrington.com/about
Kathrin Jansen
Head of Vaccine Research &
Development at Pfizer
Beginning in March 2020, Jansen led a
team of 650 experts, in collaboration with
German startup BioNTech, to develop a
successful vaccine against COVID-19.

Jansen has been explicit about wanting the
vaccine science to speak for itself. Pfizer has
not taken any funding from the federal
government for research and development
of its vaccine.

   https://www.pfizer.com/people/medical-experts/vaccinations/kathrin_jansen-phd
Lisa Bilyeu
 Entrepreneur
 • Co-Founder of Impact Theory and Quest
   Nutrition
 • Host of Women of Impact interview some
   of the most successful women in the
   world
 • Co-Host of Relationship Theory,
   unlocking how to build a successful
   relationship
 • Helped build a billion-dollar brand with
   Quest
 • Is an AMAZING Artist
    https://www.instagram.com/lisabilyeu/

    https://impacttheory.com/women-of-impact/https://impacttheory.com/women-of-
    impact/
Reshma Saujani
Lawyer, Founder of Girls who Code

• Founder of Girls who Code
• Helped 300k learn coding through in-
  person programs
• Author of "Brave, Not Perfect," a book
  written to inspire women to leave
  socially-ingrained perfectionism behind
  and rewire themselves for braver, bolder
  lives.

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Susan Wojcicki
CEO, YouTube
Susan Wojcicki has been YouTube's CEO since 2014,
but her impact on Google spans back multiple
decades to when she provided garage space to the
company's cofounders in 1998.

She became Google's first marketing manager, led
the development of AdSense, and eventually was
promoted to SVP of Advertising & Commerce.

Before she was YouTube's CEO, Susan proposed –
and then helped handle – the $1.65 billion purchase
of the company.
    @susanwojcicki

    @SusanWojcicki

    Susan's YouTube channel
Debra Haaland
U.S. Secretary of The Interior

Deb Haaland, a registered member of the
Laguna Pueblo tribe, was sworn in as
Secretary of The Interior in March 2021.

She is the first Native American to serve as
a Cabinet secretary and only the second to
ever serve in a U.S. president's Cabinet.

   @debhaalandnm

   @RepDebHaaland
Sgt. JoAnne S. Bass
Chief Master Sargeant Of the Air
Force
In 2020, Sgt. JoAnne S. Bass was given the
highest enlisted leadership rank in the US
Air Force. This not only made her the first
woman but the first Asian American to hold
the Chief Master Sargeant position within
the organization. She oversees 600,000
Airmen.

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Rebecca Wright
Eagle Scout

Rebecca Wright is a member of the
inaugural class of young women to become
Eagle Scouts, through the Boy Scouts of
America. This position was historically
reserved for young men, but BSA expanded
the offering to all youth in 2017.
Janet Yellen
US Secretary of the Treasury
Economist Janet Yellen became the first
woman to head the Treasury Department
since it was founded in 1789.

Yellen would also be the first person of any
gender to have led the Federal Reserve, the
White House Council of Economic Advisers,
and the Treasury Department.

   @janet_yellen

   https://home.treasury.gov/about/general-information/officials/janet-yellen
Whitney Wolfe Herd
                                 Bumble Inc. CEO
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                                    @whitney

                                    @whitwolfeherd
Ellen K. Pao
Co-founder and CEO of Project Include

Ellen K. Pao is the co-founder and CEO of Project
Include which is a non-profit that focuses on
improving diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.
She speaks often and advocates publicly on issues
like sexism in Silicon Valley.

She also wrote a memoir on her experiences in the
tech world called "Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and
Lasting Change."

    @ekp

    @ekp

    https://www.ellenkpao.com/
Angela Ahrendts
Former Senior Vice President of
Apple Retail

Angela got her start in fashion, serving as
CEO of Burberry until Tim Cook offered her
current position at Apple in 2014. She’s
credited with overhauling and redesigning
Apple stores to give them the feel of a
“town square.”

   @angelaahrendts
   @AngelaAhrendts
Sarah Thomas
NFL Official
Sarah Thomas was the first female to
officiate a Super Bowl (LV). She was also the
first female to officiate a playoff game
(2019) and the first female full-time referee
in the NFL (beginning in 2015). Sarah has
many other 'firsts' relating to college
football, and continues to inspire young
girls everywhere that they can do anything
they put their mind to!

   @sarahthomasofficial

   https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sarah-thomas-nfl-super-bowl-history/
Ellen Latham
Creator & Co-Founder of
Orangetheory Fitness, Author
With a degree in exercise science and a
Pilates certification, Ellen taught Pilates
from a spare room in her home but soon
opened her first studio in Florida that
was focused on cardio and weightlifting.
Her goal was to create a workout for
anyone who tried it, they would become
successful. She coined OrangeTheory
and it has now spanned into a franchise
with over 1,000 global studios. In 2019,
Orangetheory Fitness exceeded $1
billion in revenue.

   https://ellenlatham.com/biography/
Malala  Yousafzai
Advocate for girls’ education &
women's equality

Malala is a Pakistani activist who, while a
teenager, spoke out publicly against the
Taliban's refusal to educate women. She is
the youngest person to be awarded the
Nobel Peace Prize and started the Malala
Fund which works to provide free, safe
education to girls.

   https://www.instagram.com/malala/

   https://twitter.com/Malala

   https://malala.org/malalas-story
Jennifer Doudna
                                 PhD / Biochemist
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                                    @doudna_lab

                                    https://doudnalab.org/
Karen Darke
Adventurer
Beginning her career as a geologist
working in the Bolivian Andes, Darke
suffered a life-changing accident that left
her paralyzed from the chest down. Since
her accident, Darke's has become a
Paralympic Silver medal winner, crossed
Greenland's ice caps, summited El
Capitan and skied/hand-cycled and swam
the length of Japan. She is training for
the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics.
   Instagram.com/handbikedarke

   @kdarke

   karendarke.com
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