“But while I lived my life – my career, my training – it just didn’t seem to be available,” said the entrepreneur. When the opportunity went, Kerianne Flynn used it directly. She said she felt “honored” and “enthusiastic”.
Aisha Bowe and Amanda Nguyen complete the crew. The latter is mainly committed to surviving sexual violence. “Gender-specific violence is an important reason that so many women in the MINT area (editor’s note: mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology) do not continue their training, and I was one of these women,” said the 33-year-old activist “Elle” and added: “After I was sexually attacked, I exchanged my telescope to struggle for my rights as surviving sexual violence. (…) And then, after ten years, I thought: ‘I would like to honor the person I was before I was hurt.’ “
Aisha Bowe is aerial and space engineer and entrepreneur and started her career at NASA. The 38-year-old is important to represent women in the MINT areas. “The point is that people see themselves and are able to show themselves authentically in their career in the future,” said Bowe.
