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Badass Ladies You Should Know is an interview series in which talented women say to hell with false modesty. Features are interspersed with links to amazing ladies highlighted elsewhere.

Hosted by Kate Hart, author of After the Fall (January 2017 from Farrar, Straus & Giroux) and reformed “girl who’s not like other girls.” Because screw that. Girls are awesome.

Posts tagged #jovanna anzaldua

2 years ago 21 notes
You never know how opportunity will present itself – sometimes it won’t be exactly what you want but be creative in how you move forward. There is beauty in how things unfold when you’re open to a variety of possibilities.

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Advice to aspiring badasses from reproductive health advocate Jovanna Anzaldua

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2 years ago 56 notes
Give them the credit and recognition that they deserve, whether it’s bolstering their unnoticed input in a meeting or submitting their name for an award. Listen to their dreams and ambitions then connect them with opportunities that can help them reach their goals when they arise.

— Reproductive health advocate Jovanna Anzaldua on the best ways to support other badass ladies

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2 years ago 31 notes
My biggest challenge right now is imposter syndrome, that anxiety-inducing voice in the back of my head that tells me that I’m not a badass and that I’m a fraud who hasn’t accomplished all the things that I know I have. Clearly this is bullshit, I’ve done a lot of things that I’m proud of. I find that it helps to be open about these feelings and to talk to others who also feel the same. I’m both amazed and reassured when accomplished, seemingly fearless women in my life admit to feeling this way.

— Reproductive health advocate Jovanna Anzaldua

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2 years ago 19 notes

Badass Ladies You Should Know: 
Reproductive Health & Justice Advocate Jovanna Anzaldua

In 2015, I profiled museum curator Jaclyn Roessel, whose “shine love” approach to life continues to inspire me every day. Today, I’m so pleased to feature her dear friend Jovanna Anzaldua, who not only co-hosts the schmooze-lady connected project supporting remarkable women in Arizona, but also works as an advocate for women’s reproductive health and justice as she earns a PhD – on top of her Masters in Public Administration and a position at the Arizona State University Art Museum. Her work and drive are an inspiration as we kick off 2017.

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