While we are sitting with our lights and screens on until the wee hours, school children in countries such as Ghana are using open-flame kerosene lamps to study. Four hours of their lights emits fumes equal to smoking two packs of cigarettes.
Dear friends, We’re excited to announce our next Women of Impact (WoI) event in New York City! impactmania’s Women of Impact Santa Barbara was attended by 200+ people from 8 U.S. cities and 5 continents! We’ve received 48 requests from our members to [...]
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Women of Impact presentation The Women of Impact project consists of a book, museum exhibition, and presentation. Here are the presentation highlights with the inaugural group of women from the project: […]
Thank you, Joanne Calitri, for covering Women of Impact project in the Montecito Journal! On July 19th, at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum, there were more people than seats. And 23 women from the book traveled to Santa Barbara, [...]
Thank you, Pat Mitchell, media pioneer and TED X Women Editorial Director for writing the foreword to impactmania's Women of Impact book and sharing it with fellow impact makers! I am grateful for your support and all you do! See here [...]
Women of Impact e-book is available on Amazon! […]