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#HerStoryYourStory #LaraGlobalPedia 🎙️ This episode of Her Story Your Story dives deep into the incredible life of Mary Wollstonecraft—the first feminist in history! Through her voice, we uncover her struggles, triumphs, and groundbreaking ideas that continue to inspire generations. 💡 ✨ What to Expect:🔹 Mary’s journey from a tumultuous childhood to becoming a self-taught writer and educator🔹 Her unbreakable bond with her best friend, Fanny Blood, and their shared dreams🔹 The story behind her iconic book A Vindication of the Rights of Woman🔹 How she turned heartbreak into strength and advocated for equality🔹 Her powerful message: “True equality is about partnership, respect, and shared opportunity.” 🎧 Tune in now! Let Mary’s words inspire you to challenge the status quo and become a force for change in your world. 👉 Follow me and share your thoughts!Instagram: @yesLara.world 💬 I’d love to hear your takeaways from this episode—drop me a comment and join the conversation! #HerStoryYourStory #MaryWollstonecraft #Feminism #GenderEquality #WomenInHistory #Empowerment #EducationForAll #LaraGlobalPedia

🌟 LARA GLOBALPEDIA PRESENTS🌟🎙️ Dive into an inspiring conversation with Argha One Rahim, the visionary behind Zumba Factory Dubai! From her beginnings to building a fitness empire, Argha’s story is one of passion, resilience, and transformation. 💪✨🎧 Tune in now to hear her incredible journey on Lara Globalpedia Podcast! Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more.💬 What’s your favorite way to stay fit? Let us know in the comments!#LaraGlobalpedia #ZumbaFactoryDubai #PodcastLife #InspiringStories #WomenInBusiness #FitnessJourney

🌍 #HerStoryYourStory🎙️ In this week’s episode of LaraGlobalPedia, we explore the incredible journey from the Viking era to the world’s first elected female president, Vigdís Finnbogadóttir of Iceland! 🔹 Did you know? Viking women had remarkable rights for their time: they could own land, inherit property, and even file for divorce. Iceland, rooted in Viking culture, has led the way in gender equality, granting women the right to vote as early as 1915. Vigdís Finnbogadóttir shattered glass ceilings in 1980, serving as Iceland’s president for 16 years and proving that even small nations can make a global impact. 💬 What does this story teach us about democracy, equality, and the power of women throughout history? Tune in to find out! #HerStoryYourStory #Vikings #Iceland #VigdísFinnbogadóttir #Democracy #WomenLeaders #GenderEquality #EmpowermentThroughHistory #LaraGlobalPedia

🌍 #HerStoryYourStory 🌟 🎙️ This week on LaraGlobalPedia, we honor the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by sharing the incredible story of Kate Sheppard, the trailblazer behind women’s suffrage in New Zealand. 💡 Did you know that in 2023, every 10 minutes a woman is killed by a partner or family member? 💔 Kate witnessed the devastating impact of violence fueled by alcohol and decided to take action—first through temperance, then by championing women’s voting rights. Her efforts made New Zealand the first country in the world to grant women the vote in 1893! 📜 Kate’s fight reminds us that the rights we have today—like voting, education, and safety—were not freely given but hard-won by pioneers like her. 🔑 Her words still inspire us:"Do not think your single vote does not matter much. The rain that refreshes the parched ground is made up of single drops." 🎧 Listen now to learn how one woman’s courage transformed society and what we can do to continue her legacy. ✨ Let’s honor the women who fought for our freedoms and stand up for those who still need our support. Together, we can make a difference. 💪 #LaraGlobalPedia #HerStoryYourStory #KateSheppard #EndViolenceAgainstWomen #Empowerment #GenderEquality #Suffrage #WomenWhoInspire

#Laraglobalpedia 🌍 #HerStoryYourStory Marie Curie: A Timeless Legend of Science 🧪 Did you know? Marie Curie was the first—and remains the only—scientist to win two Nobel Prizes. Her groundbreaking discoveries not only transformed science but also revolutionized medicine and saved countless lives during wartime. 🌟 Highlights of Her Story: Born in Poland, Marie overcame societal and gender barriers to become a pioneer in radioactivity research. She discovered polonium and radium, paving the way for cancer treatments and X-ray technology in medicine. During World War I, she invented the “mobile X-ray unit” (nicknamed “Little Curie”), which she personally drove to the frontlines to aid injured soldiers, showcasing the humanitarian power of science. ✨ Inspirational Quote:"Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less." — Marie Curie 🎧 Who Should Listen? Women in the Middle East and beyond, seeking inspiration to break societal barriers. Young adults and learners interested in the lives of women who changed history. Science enthusiasts exploring how knowledge transforms the world. ⚡ Why Listen? Discover how Marie Curie used science to promote peace and humanity. Explore the challenges and triumphs of a woman who defied expectations to reshape history. 📖 Tune into the podcast "Global Perspectives Everyone Should Know", and let Marie Curie’s story inspire you to take bold steps in your life! #ShePersisted #TrailblazingWomen #MarieCurie#NobelPrize #ScienceAndHumanity #WomenInSTEM#HerStoryYourStory #EmpoweredWomen#UpliftArabWomen #InspirationForAll

Shirin Ebadi - Iranian female lawyer and human rights activist, the first Iranian and Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. 🌟Do you remember the news from a while ago: a young Iranian woman was taken by the religious police for not wearing her headscarf properly, and three days later, she died... The official statement was that she had a heart attack, but her family and the public believe she was beaten to death. This incident sparked almost nationwide protests in Iran, which have been ongoing for nearly six months now and are only growing stronger. Over these months, many Iranian women have removed their headscarves and even burned them in protest. It’s not because they don’t want to or dislike wearing headscarves, but because the choice to wear one should be their own, not forced upon them.The Islamic Revolution of 1979 took away the freedom of Iranian women...Shirin Ebadi, who became the first female judge at the age of 28, is a direct victim of this revolution. She was stripped of her right to serve as a judge due to her gender. She then became a human rights lawyer, advocating for persecuted political prisoners and voicing the rights of vulnerable children and women. Shirin Ebadi's work earned her the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, and she used the prize money to establish the "Center for Defenders of Human Rights." In addition to being a lawyer, Ebadi is also an author. In her books, she discusses the relationship between Islam and human rights, and she actively promotes and encourages modernization and progress in Islamic countries, having a profound impact on the global human rights movement. #herstoryyourstory #ShirinEbadi #womenempowerment

Malala Yousafzai – The Girl Who Was Shot for Wanting to Go to SchoolStarting from August 2021, with the withdrawal of US troops and the Taliban's complete control over Afghanistan, the previous shackles returned to the Afghan people. For 14 million women, it can be said that they are inching closer to hell...One year after the Taliban regained control, they started to impose rules that girls could only attend school up to the sixth grade. After elementary school, they had to stay at home and were not allowed to go out alone. When outside, they had to be accompanied by a male elder from their family; otherwise, they would be whipped on the streets. High schools were banned, and in December last year, they went a step further by banning university entrance exams. At the beginning of 2023, they ordered that women could not work in non-profit organizations. Most NGOs take care of vulnerable groups, such as children's and women's healthcare. The Taliban strictly prohibit any contact between men and women, so once there are no female workers, the female beneficiaries will also lose those who help them...Within a month of the order being issued, three international NGO organizations had closed. How many children might lose their lives as a result?Malala, a girl from the mountains of Pakistan, was shot at the age of 15 for protesting against the Taliban's deprivation of girls' right to education. Fortunately, she was promptly sent to the UK for medical treatment, not only saving her life but also strengthening her resolve. Malala decided to let the whole world know how girls in Taliban-controlled areas were losing their right to education. She wanted to use her example to show girls that they could change their destiny. With a pen, a book, a teacher, and a student, they could change the world!You might have heard of her, this brave woman who won the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 17. But for this episode, you must listen! Share Malala's story; it's not just one girl's story but the story of 14 million, of countless women... #herstoryyourstory #malalayousafzai #womenempowerment

Do you know how to shake hands formally 🤝? How should you greet people from different countries? A seemingly minor action, but in international settings, it can make a big difference in cultural understanding, either positively or negatively. Through Lara's many years of experience working in different countries, I've found that there is one thing that is universally safe and accepted in all countries! Want to know more about it? Find all the answers in this episode! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Founder of Etiquette For Everyone and the leading children's etiquette workshop in the United Arab Emirates - Orchids Roy. Orchids has over 15 years of experience as a corporate trainer, providing customer service, cultural awareness, image, dressing, and uniform training for a renowned commercial airline ✈️, and this year received an etiquette coaching certification from a distinguished British school 👍. This time, Lara will invite Orchid to talk about Etiquette! #etiquette #InternationalEtiquette #TableManners #CommunicationSkills #BodyLanguage #InterpersonalEtiquette #Socializing #DiningEtiquette #Laraglobalpedia

Laraglobalpedia, a channel aims to talk everything about the world, cross culture, education and women empower. Every week I introduce a female trailblazers who contributed and changed the world, regardless of time, nation or field. 🎧 https://yeslara.com/podcast_eng Today's episode is a bit different from what we usually have. I'm going to read some cute, some beautiful and some sad poems. They are all from Palestinian children from Gaza or from West Bank. Some of them are sadly confirmed dead and some of them, we don't know where they are now. But I decided to voice them out! MY POEM MY BEING is a series of shorts which I post on Instagram and TikTok every day. Today we get a couple of the poems as a small collection on podcast. The most we can do for the children in Palestine is to voice out, to acknowledge their existence. Enjoy! #MyPoemMyBeing #MoonTellMeTruth

"Her Story Your Story" has not been updated for 3 weeks. Apart from being very busy, Lara put all the attention on the Israel/Palestine war, which has now entered its 33rd day. I feel that in the face of such a human tragedy, it doesn't seem quite right to introduce any particular person... Over these weeks, Lara kept incessantly watching related videos every day, searching for what has happened in Palestine over the past 75 years, organizing information, and thinking about how to discuss the origins of this war with students in the class...  Recently, Lara received a collection of English poems written by Palestinian students. Although some of these 50 students are confirmed dead and others are mostly missing, wherever they are now, every word of theirs is a trace of their lives. So, Lara decided to read their poems one by one, to let everyone hear their voices. Even though we are not related, Lara wants to use her modest strength and platform to leave a trace of their lives. - From ancient times to the present, unfairness and injustice have always existed. Due to there’re people standing up, voicing for their different opinions until they were heard of led to the so-called democracy, instead of a dictatorship where one person makes all the decisions. In America, there was once a group of brave African American children who, when all the adults were too afraid to speak up for themselves, decided to fill the jails with their bodies, until the jails could no longer hold one more black person. Perhaps on that day, the unfair racial segregation policies could be lifted. And today's protagonist is the youngest of those children, 9-year-old Audrey Faye Hendricks. Let's listen to her story together! #RacialSegregationPolicies #CivilRightsMovement #HerStoryYourStory

🌟 Originally, I planned to share the story of this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner from Iran, but a photo from 1885 caught my eye. It featured three women from India, Syria, and Japan - all graduates from an all-women's medical college. 🎓 They became pioneers as female doctors in their countries. This photo deeply touched me, so I decided to share their stories today. Meet Dr. Keiko Okami, Dr. Anandabai Joshi, and Dr. Tabat Islamboli. 🩺 Graduates from the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1885. This institution was founded in 1850 by visionaries who saw the importance of women in medicine. Their stories are a testament to resilience and determination. They paved the way for women's rights and opportunities. I hope their tales inspire all, regardless of gender, to chase their dreams. 💪 #WomenInMedicine #Inspiration #Trailblazers #DreamBig #Empowerment #HistoryMatters #ChaseYourDreams #laraglobalpedia #HerStoryYourStory #shepersisted #herstory #womenempowerment #femalepower #KeikoOkami #AnandabaiJoshi #TabatIslamboli

#HerStoryYourStory #WomenEmpowerment “Every night in my dream, I see you, I feel you…” This sentence is from a familiar song, which was the theme song of the blockbuster Hollywood movie Titanic over 20 years ago. The female lead in this movie, Rose, was played by the then 22-year-old British actress Kate Winslet. The character's courage to pursue her dreams and her determination in love brought tears to the eyes of many at that time. In real life, Kate Winslet is also a sincere person. This week, when thinking about which woman to introduce, Lara actually pondered for a long time. If we're just looking for an outstanding woman from history or the present, there are countless candidates. At least I, Lara, am someone who relies a lot on intuition for my work. Because of recent events in my life, I've realized that even a brief sentence or a single look can encourage and help others. Don't hesitate to release these small acts of kindness because they could become a significant source of inspiration in someone's life. Lara aspires to be someone who uplifts others, allowing those who have crossed paths with her in life, whether briefly or for an extended period, to gain strength through her. This is my self-expectation, and while I may never achieve perfection, I am willing to try! The protagonist of today's episode is each and every one of you! On word can change the world. I do believe so! #HerStoryYourStory #InfluentialPeople #Women #PersistentWomen #KateWinslet #warmwords

#HerStoryYourStory #WomenEmpowerment Lise Meitner (1878~1968) She was a great researcher, almost contemporaneous with Madame Curie, and was nominated 48 times for the Nobel Prize in Chemistry/Physics.  In her childhood in Austria, education for females was only allowed until the age of 14, after which they were expected to prepare for marriage, so despite her remarkable intelligence, she had to temporarily halt her studies. She later continued her education on her own and, when the law allowed, became Vienna's second female Doctor. However, due to the gender barrier, she eventually had to move to the University of Berlin in Germany for her research, but still faced difficulties for the same reason. During her time at the University of Berlin, there wasn't even a women's restroom, and her position as a research assistant was not highly regarded by the professors. Fortunately, she had a companion who respected and appreciated her, inviting her to collaborate on research and offering her an unpaid adjunct position. When World War I broke out, like Madame Curie, Meitner drove an X-ray vehicle on the front lines in France to assist soldiers. Meanwhile, Curie served as an X-ray nurse in field hospitals, helping Austrian front-line soldiers. Before World War II and the rise of the Nazis, Meitner could no longer stay in Germany. She eventually fled to Switzerland and continued to remotely participate in nuclear reaction research. In 1939, she successfully explained the theoretical principles of nuclear fission, which became a crucial foundation for the later development of the atomic bomb. She was invited to the United States to join the Manhattan Project, but due to her steadfast pacifism and belief that science should not be used for military purposes, she declined. She remained committed to opposing nuclear weapons until her last moments. Lise Meitner, because of her gender and Jewish identity, despite her extraordinary scientific contributions, remains buried in the currents of history... **************** "Life need not be easy, what's important is that it not be empty" #HerStoryYourStory #InfluentialPeople #Women #PersistentWomen #Gender #RacialDiscrimination #Jewish #AtomicBomb #NuclearFission #MotherOfTheAtomicBomb #AntiNuclearAdvocate

✨ Meet the stunning Hollywood actress and inventor - Hedy Lamaar! 🌟 Hollywood actresses, whether from the modern era or the 60s and 70s, have always been symbols of beauty. Our star today, Hedy Lamarr, is the epitome of glamour! Some called her a siren, some suspected her to be a spy, and others believed she went overboard with plastic surgeries in her later years... But none of these labels can overshadow her immense contribution to the world. 🌐 Without any formal scientific training, Hedy's curiosity and determination had her oscillating between her acting career and her inventions. Her love for her country made her want to contribute, but suspicions of her being a spy hindered her patented technology from being used in the military. 🛡️ Get to know Hedy Lamaar; her story might just inspire you in ways you never imagined! 💡 Hedy Lamaar once said: "Hope and curiosity about the future seemed better than guarantees. That's the way I was. The unknown was always so attractive to me... and still is." 🌌 #ShePersisted 🌹 #4Women 💃 #HedyLamarr 🎬 #海蒂拉瑪爾 #wifi 📡 #Invention 🔍 #FrequencyHoppingTech 📶 #HerStoryYourStory #Hollywood #bluetooth #spy #TrailblazingWomen 💪 #HollywoodInventor 🎥🔧 #BreakingStereotypes 🚫📦 #WomenInTech 👩‍💻 #InspiringStories 🌟 #BeyondBeauty 💄🧠 #TechHistory 📜 #Empowerment 🙌 #WomenWhoChangedTheWorld 🌍 #RedefiningRoles 🔄 #NotJustAPrettyFace 😊🧠 #WomenInScience 🔬 #LegacyLivesOn 🌱 #UnsungHeroes 🎖️ #EmpoweringWomenEveryday 🌞

🙏 Mourning for the victims of the earthquake in Morocco 🙏 On September 8, 2023, Morocco was hit by a devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake, claiming the lives of 3,000 so far. This tragedy takes me back to the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria just six months ago. Amidst this sorrow, we witness the brilliance of humanity as international rescue teams, including Taiwan's squad, are on standby to help. Reflecting on my time in Turkiye I, along with students and my two kids, visited the hardest-hit area - Antakya. This ancient city, once thriving, now bears the scars of disaster. Today's #HerStoryYourStory features the tale of Touria Chaoui, Morocco's first female pilot. Her legacy and story continue to inspire despite her life being tragically cut short at 19. In these challenging times, let's pray for Morocco and hope for a world free from natural and man-made tragedies. #PrayForMorocco #HerStoryYourStory #TouriaChaoui #EarthquakeRelief #HumanityUnites #InspiringWomen #StayStrongMorocco #WorldSolidarity #HopeForTheFuture #TogetherWeStand #Podcast #MultilingualPodcast #WomenEmpowerment #GlobalEducation #moroccoearthquake #globalperspectives