March 2022

Student competition winner heads sustainable energy project for remote fishing village with no previous electricity

One of our youngest World Woman Hour honorees is leading change in multiple ways despite just being in her early 20s. Angie Redondo Herrera’s story began in the city of

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The New Era of Global Diplomacy – It’s Up to Us! #RedefiningRules for Women in Diplomacy

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Early October 2019, I sit down with an Ambassador who, in an earlier life, has been a high school Principal in his home country. At the meeting is a young,

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On recovering from trauma: “Let yourself feel grief. But you’ve also got to find something good in the situation.” — Geralyn Ritter

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World Woman Hour honors Geralyn Ritter for leading change in a unique combination of ways. She is the author of Bone by Bone: A Memoir of Healing, an upcoming book

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Sandrine Bender and Alizée Gottardo inventor of Meyko for children with Asthma

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Meyko was born out of the meeting of minds between Sandrine Bender and Alizée Gottardo during a training program on the Internet of Things, aimed at making engineers and designers collaborate. The enthusiasm that grew throughout

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