| 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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| Ways to help | OpportunitiesWork 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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In Turkey, Serbest Salih runs a mobile darkroom where kids—often refugees affected by war—learn the basics of developing their black-and-white photos. https://aperture.org/editorial/a-syrian-documentary-photographer-teaches-children-to-capture-their-lives/
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Award-winning actress Geena Davis was born in Wareham, Massachusetts on this day in 1956. Her film roles include The Fly, Beetlejuice, Thelma & Louise and A League of Their Own, with TV roles in Commander in Chief, Grey's Anatomy & GLOW!
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"She gave us the right to speak our minds."
We are thrilled to share our new film today about Spiritual Reformer Anne Hutchinson, one of the earliest American feminists. Give a listen to the story told by Heidi Sieck of this charisma leader and mother.
Heidi Sieck on Anne Hutchinson - Look What She Did
CEO Heidi Sieck on Spiritual Reformer Anne Hutchinson
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COOL AS BUTT to be a NAACP Image Award nominee! I'm so honored to be nominated alongside what would be my dream dinner party invite list! #NAACPImageAwards
Cynthia Chavez Lamar is the first Native woman to be named as a Smithsonian museum director. She is an accomplished curator, author and scholar whose research interests are focused on Southwest Native art.
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