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Remarkable Women: Reclaiming Their Stories
by Alice Look
From Ada Lovelace, who in 1843 became the first computer programmer, to Opal Lee, the "grandmother of Juneteenth", to Katalin Kariko, the 2023 Nobel prize winner whose groundbreaking work made COVID-19 vaccines possible, remarkable women have changed our world.
Remarkable Women: Reclaiming Their Stories introduces you to 23 women who have made a difference as activists, scientists, inventors, bold creatives, fearless journalists and aviators. Throughout history, they took breathtaking risks and overcame tremendous societal, gender, and racial barriers to make their mark on society and culture.
Most of these important stories have not been celebrated – until now.
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Every week, we share the stories of remarkable women throughout history. 2024 blog posts are sponsored by our production partner, Cutter Entertainment.
When she arrived in 1915, Florida was a vast rural state. The Everglades was a huge land and water mass—some said mess—that had been mismanaged and abused for decades. It is now considered one of the rarest ecosystems in the world. Within its 1.5 million acres of wetlands are sawgrass marshes, ponds, coastal mangroves, lakes and estuaries that are home to hundreds of rare bird and animal species, many endangered. Today this subtropical wilderness is a national park, world heritage site and international reserve—recognition of its rightful uniqueness.