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As more women are daring to go where “no man has gone before”, Black women specifically are aiming to take up space in the male-dominated aerospace industry. Join GU & NASA as we discuss championing diversity in STEM and how to become shining stars in the face of adversity.

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00:00Hello, I'm NASA astronaut Jeanette Esquivel, and I'm delighted to be joining you at

00:29the World of Persuble, from 250 miles above the Earth. At NASA, we are dedicated to engaging

00:35in aspiring and new voices of its force. We are building a diverse STEM workforce through

00:41a wide set of programs, projects, internship opportunities, and activities. We need a

00:47full-size technology engineer network workforce to build an innovative future as we work to

00:53publish our mission, including learning the first woman and the first person of color

00:58of the American Idolist Campaign, owned for future-based stories and education models

01:03on the Earth. I ask you a chance to engage in, to motivate your own science, dollars,

01:09research, refuge, to fulfill your own strength. Your children are RCC-7181-Sports,

01:16the Idolist Foundation. Thank you, and enjoy your time, our lessons.

SIS, TAKE UP SPACE (LITERALLY) Sponsored by NASA

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