Can the World End Obstetric Fistula and Restore Dignity for Women? Women in Blue Helmets: The Growing Force Transforming Global Peacekeeping She Faced Rejection and Still Rose: The Inspiring Journey of Sibongile Sambo Raising Confident Girls in a Globalised World Exploring Culture through Travel: Why Every Woman Should Experience Africa Why Women Must Be at the Center of Global Space Innovation

Dolores Huerta: Championing Women’s Right Through Exemplary Leadership

Dolores Clara Fernandez also known as Dolores Huerta was born on April 10, 1930, in Dawson, a small mining town in the mountains of northern New Mexico. Her father Juan Ferånández, a farm worker and miner by trade, was a union activist who ran for political office and won a seat in the New Mexico legislature in 1938. Dolores spent most of her childhood and early adult life in Stockton, California where she and her two brothers moved with their mother, following her parents’ divorce. According to Dolores, her mother’s independence and entrepreneurial spirit were some of the primary reasons she became a feminist. Dolores’ mother Alicia was known for her kindness and compassion towards others. She offered rooms at affordable rates in her 70 room hotel, which she acquired after years of hard work. Alicia welcomed low-wage workers in the hotel, and often, waived the fee for them…