| Our mission | To inspire women and girls to greatness by bringing to light stories of remarkable women who changed the world. |
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Look What SHE Did!
| Ways to help | Digital Marketing Support Look What SHE Did! is seeking a volunteer digital marketing professional to audit or digital marketing plan and make strategic recommendations. This project would involve an initial interview with the Executive Director to answer your questions and assess fit, followed by a project planning call to discuss the organization’s mission and goals. After your independent… See full description Learn MoreOpportunitiesWork with us! Our female-forward crew of professional filmmakers and technicians is always expanding to include new talent. Volunteers are recruited throughout the year to assist with events and special projects. Interested in a leadership role?Event SupportWebsite work |
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| How you help | Look What SHE Did! began as a backyard film project and has evolved into a thriving nonprofit organization with a collection of 150+ films about incredible women thanks to the ongoing support of our volunteers, donors, corporate sponsors and our dedicated crew and staff. We welcome your involvement as we continue to grow. |
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| About us | Women throughout history have been inventing, leading, organizing, creating and making the world a better place despite gender injustice. If women knew about these inspiring stories that have been kept from them, would they be bolder and have more willingness to persevere? At Look What SHE Did!, we believe they would. |
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Today is #GivingTuesday, an international day of charitable giving! Look What SHE Did! is raising money to grow and share our film collections about inspiring, phenomenal women in history. Help us #TellHerStory and keep their legacies alive by donating today. Even $25 helps!…
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Dr. Deborah Jin was born in Stanford, CA on this day in 1968. She was a world renown physicist/pioneer of ultracold science who created a new type of matter & became the second youngest woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
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Mary Golda Ross, the first known Native American female engineer, came from a legacy of strife. Her great-great-grandfather, John Ross, led the Cherokees to Oklahoma during the Indian Removal Era in the 1830s. She attended college at just 16 years old and graduated from Nort…
Before 1975, female sports writers and reporters were barred from entering the locker rooms, the place where the real stories were told; they were often brushed aside by players as they hurriedly exited the locker rooms. That year, however, Jane Gross, a reporter for Newsday…
Did you know only about 1/5 of broadcast television programs are directed by women? Ava DuVernay, already known as the first Black woman to direct a movie with a budget of over $100 million (A Winkle in Time), is making strides to improve this number. She is the brains behin…
