University of York Female Powerlist 2013
We asked everyone attending one billion rising to nominate a woman from on or off campus who they felt has the biggest impact on British society, culture, politics, science or the economy. This is our list of which women York students chose as the most inspirational. It shows how women can play a large role in the life of this country, especially in professions traditionally reserved for men
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Amy Goodman
'Because democracy now is awesome (look it up online) brilliant news program. public access, non-corporate, brilliant.'
Camila Batmanghelijh
Camila Batmanghelidjh ("Batmanjelidge", born 1963, Tehran, Iran) is a British businesswoman, charity leader and author of Iranian and Belgian origin. She has been living in England since the age of 11 and has founded two charities - the place2b and Kids Company, where she and her team care for 17,000 vulnerable children and young people in London. The charity operates from three street-level centres in Southwark, Lambeth and Camden, as well as working in 41 inner-city schools.
Stella Creasy
'because she's a women's advocate and a fantastic example of community politics and how it should look'
Irina Bogdanova
'since her brother (leader of a major opposition party in Belarus) was arrested, she has taken a very active role campaigning to end tyranny in Belarus, despite not having been involved beforehand. she has been ceaselessly fighting politicians to put pressure on Lukashenko (the dictator of Belarus).'
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