Women's World Copia

• Women's World Copiah

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Over the past six years, Toyota has granted $950,000 to 19 women-led companies, who are tackling the world’s most challenging issues with remarkable creativity. These women, who are leading the charge to work on issues like homelessness, education, food, water, energy and more, come from all over the world, and are using innovation to create lasting and sustainable impact. To date, Toyota’s Mothers of Invention have affected the lives of more than 160 million people globally, and are developing novel new technologies that will create positive change for millions more. The grants from Toyota have enabled these women to multiply their impact and expand the reach of their products and services, all while celebrating the power of invention and a diversity of thought. When Maxeme Tuchman saw a photo of an on-duty soldier sitting in front of a laptop, awkwardly holding a picture book to “read” to his daughter through a webcam, “it was heartbreaking,” the educator recalls. Was it possible that today’s technology couldn’t give kids and parents a better way to enjoy one of childhood’s fundamental joys—reading stories together? In that moment, Caribu was born: “We say it’s like Facetime meets Kindle, for kids,” says Tuchman, the ebullient CEO and founder of the company.

In 2017, Tuchman was named one of Toyota’s Mothers of Invention, for her endearingly simple yet effective reading app. Not only can parents connect with their kids over long distances — whether they’re deployed in the military or just out of town — being able to maintain a simple nightly routine of reading together is a boon to literacy, Tuchman says. Toyota has honored Maxeme Tuchman with a Mothers of Invention grant to further develop and distribute Caribu. In Latin America, 88 percent of schools don’t have access to lab equipment. Komal Dadlani, a Chilean native who got a master’s degree in biochemistry, founded to “democratize science and change the way science is taught” around the world. Lab4U’s technology leverages the built-in sensors in smartphones to give all students access to the experience of scientific experimentation.

Dadlani and her team created a suite of products that can be used in and out of the classroom to get kids excited about science. If science can provide the framework to solve the world’s largest issues, Lab4U posits, empowering kids with the gift of experimentation sets the groundwork for a better tomorrow.

Inspired as a teenager by the first Mars rovers and the promise of innovative technologies, Hahna Alexander is now seeking to improve lives on this planet with self-sustaining wearables. Her company, addresses the need for portable power by harnessing everyday movement. Its first product, a connected boot, generates electricity with every step, enabling the footwear to communicate with the cloud or track movements. 'It doesn’t matter if it’s nighttime, if it’s sunny out or if it’s raining. Every time you step, it’s spinning that generator,' Alexander says. Army, which worked with Alexander’s company, is using the boots to lighten the load of soldiers.

Women's World Copiah

The boots and their embedded electronics are also useful in construction, energy and other remote services industries. The result is a safer, better connected and more efficient work force, one step at a time. With over 60 percent of wells non-functional, millions of families in Africa are left with no reliable source of clean water. Witnessing this problem firsthand, Sarah Evans founded, a non-profit that provides sustainable clean water systems to developing communities in East Africa. Over seven years, Evans and her team have served 120,000 Kenyans by drilling 34 wells and repairing existing systems, using solar panels to sustain the wells. Soon, her organization will expand to Uganda and Tanzania. 'Without clean water there is no prosperity for a community,' Evans says.

How much of an impact have the Toyota Mothers of Invention made? To let the numbers speak, since 2012, 16 Toyota Mothers of Invention have impacted 160 countries and touched the lives of 160 million people. 'I see magic, I see a blessing, I see innovation and I see gratitude,' says one volunteer for Maile Molin’s unique school.

This statement is just one example of the millions who have benefitted from the various initiatives led by Toyota Mothers of Invention all over the world. One beneficiary summed it up perfectly, 'The work of the Mothers of Invention is going beyond where they think it’s going.'

It’s no secret that today’s youth love smartphone technology, whether it’s to surf the web or video-chat with friends. Why are we not using similar technology in the classroom? This question was on the minds of Monica Gray and Annie Medaglia, who co-founded, a nonprofit that connects public school students with career speakers through Skype and Google Hangouts. Mariama Diop, an eighth-grader at Kipp Star College Prep Middle School, says her experience with DreamWakers has empowered her to feel 'capable and inspired.'

For Komal Ahmad, CEO of the benefit corporation, excess food wastage is 'the world's dumbest problem.' After an unsuccessful attempt to deliver 500 sandwiches to a nonprofit, she was frustrated. That’s what motivated her to develop a mobile app that has helped feed more than 660,000 people by connecting companies with surplus food to those in need.

Inspired by a lunch she had with a homeless man, Ahmad started by encouraging campus dining halls to donate excess food to local nonprofits. 'Our goal is to reach over a million people fed,' Komal says. How can technology empower frontline health practitioners to serve as the virtual eyes, ears and hands of medical specialists? That's where Ting Shih's software enters the picture. It affordably expands access to healthcare by enabling health organizations around the world to use mobile phones to connect with medical specialists. ClickMedix allows users to securely send symptoms data and images to facilitate a diagnosis.

According to Shih, most people have a phone before they even have electricity. So why not use mobile phones to deliver health care? Doniece Sandoval knew she couldn't solve the issue of homelessness in San Francisco, but that didn't mean she couldn't try to scrub away one problem faced by the thousands who live on the city's streets: a lack of available showers and toilets.

Driven to action, Sandoval founded and worked with a team to transform retired city buses into mobile shower vehicles for the homeless, giving them not only hot and cold running water but also a rare patch of privacy and a renewed sense of dignity. Sandoval calls the effect 'transformative.' Maile Molin's unique school aims to break the cycle of poverty by teaching language in the workplace to those with limited English proficiency. Molin taught her first class to the cooks, busboys and dishwashers she worked with while waiting tables at a restaurant after noting their difficulty getting to the language classes they needed. Since then, her organization has expanded.

Businesses who host ENGLISH @ WORK classes see improvements in employee safety awareness and customer service, as well as increased employee loyalty. In 2014, Tricia Compas-Markman's efforts to bring clean water to those in need earned her recognition as a Toyota Mother of Invention. Since then, she and her company, have worked to address the worldwide need for clean, potable water by developing a 10-liter backpack that, using a Procter & Gamble purifying packet, can quickly render dirty water safe for drinking. She and DayOne Response have responded to several disasters, including typhoons in Southeast Asia and seasonal rain and cholera outbreaks in West Africa. Lauren Shweder-Biel launched in 2009 to start a farmers' market, but that idea quickly grew into an organization that connects communities across Washington, D.C., to healthy food. Its efforts include a program in which clinic doctors write prescriptions for fruits and vegetables that can be filled at local farmers' markets, and the Growing Gardens Teachers program, which trains educators to run integrated school garden programs.

Recognizing their power and position to make a broader impact, she says, has been 'exciting.' Founders Anna Stork and Andrea Sreshta knew they needed to zero in on providing light for disaster areas. In response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the duo designed a solarpowered inflatable light — lightweight, portable and waterproof — that has now been distributed in relief efforts around the world.

The program recently passed a big milestone with more than 10,000 lights distributed and has introduced two new solarpowered inflatable lights that are just as suitable for backyards and backcountry hikes as for disaster relief. Even though enough food is harvested around the world to feed every human, at least 25 percent of that supply is lost to spoilage. To prevent some of that loss, Kavita Shukla invented. Infused with a mix of natural spices that impede the growth of bacteria and fungus, the square paper food wraps can keep food fresh up to four times longer. Today, FreshPaper is sold in U.S. Retail stores and shipped to 35 countries, reaching farmers and families worldwide. She says she is amazed by how much she has accomplished in such a short time.

As a magazine editor traveling the globe in search of 'girls who were doing amazing things,' Tara Roberts realized that young women working to make a difference in one country were unaware of the efforts of others elsewhere. That's why Roberts teamed up with Sejal Hathi, founder of the nonprofit Girls Helping Girls, to launch, a community hub for women changemakers around the world.

Through an online and offline virtual community, girltank seeks to help female social entrepreneurs acquire resources and scale their work.

Cricket is one of those prestigious games in the world that focuses on both the genders and people from different backgrounds. Apart from a popular minor league and a dedicated tournament for men’s, the women’s cricket World Cup is quite popular too. It is one of the biggest tournaments in the world for women cricketers as teams from different nations compete against each other for the big win. If you are also a fan of the women’s cricket world cup, then you have come to the right place.

In this guide, I will make you familiar with a bit of its history and where you can watch the 2018 championship matches. Women’s ICC Cricket World Cup The International Cricket Council is the governing body that organizes women’s cricket match World Cup. This includes both, one-day as well as T20 tournaments. The first World Cup was organized way back in 1973. Though, it was later shut down due to low sponsorship.

Later, in 2005, ICC took over the women’s world cup and ever since it has been a major international tournament. As you know, the one-day tournament takes place in every 4 years while the T20 championship happens in every 2 years. In was in 2017, when the women’s cricket World Cup championship trophy was won by England with India as a runner-up. Even though the next championship will be held in 2021, we still have the T20 tournament coming.

This year, the women’s T20 World Cup will take place from 9th to 27th November. West Indies will be hosting the tournament and teams from all over the world. Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup 2018 Updates It was in 2016 when the last women’s cricket T20 championship was held in India. It was won by West Indies with Australia as a runner-up. This year, West Indies will be hosting the tournament from 9th to 27th November.

It will be held at ICC approved grounds on islands like St. Lucia, Antigua, Barbados, and other Caribbean nations. While the 8 permanent teams are already announced, a qualifier tournament will be held in the Netherlands in July 2018. From the qualifier tournament, two teams will be selected that will compete with the following nations. Australia. England.

India. Pakistan. West Indies (Host). Sri Lanka. South Africa.

New Zealand Part 3. Where to Watch Women’s Cricket World Cup 2018 Even though the women’s cricket world cup T20 will start from November, it is better to be prepared.

To help you, I have come up with a list of some of the best apps and websites where you can watch the tournament and its highlight. If you don’t want to invest your time and money to watch the live matches, then I suggest downloading Snaptube. This freely available app will let you watch all the highlights of your favorite matches free of cost. Simply download it on your Android device by visiting its official website. Later, you can search for the match highlights from numerous platforms and watch it on Snaptube. The app has integrated various video sharing and streaming platforms in one place. Therefore, you would be able to save your time while looking for the match highlights of your choice.

It supports HD streaming and has a fast loading player. Its picture-in-picture mode will let you multitask while watching a video. Besides cricket match highlights, you can also watch movies and series on Snaptube as well. Hotstar is owned by Star Entertainment, which officially hosts the ICC championship tournaments. You can download the app on your Android or iOS devices to watch any match. If you have a premium account, then you can also visit its website to stream all the matches.

The best thing about Hotstar is that you can stream the matches live on your device or system. Though, you might have to get its premium (paid) version to watch all the matches. Vodafone Play Recently, Vodafone has tied up with numerous streaming platforms to provide dedicated services to its customers. Therefore, if you have a Vodafone postpaid connection (like Vodafone Red), then you can easily watch women’s cricket cup live on your device. All you need to do is download the Vodafone Play app.

Though, the offer is only applicable for Vodafone customers. Airtel TV Just like Vodafone, Airtel also gives its users a chance to watch live T20 matches for free. The complimentary service is given to the premium Airtel postpaid customers. To use it, you can simply download the app on your device and sign-up with your mobile number.

Jio TV Reliance Jio is one of the leading network providers in India. Similar to Airtel and Vodafone, it also provides an easy solution for its users to stream T20 matches. The good thing is that all the prepaid and postpaid customers can use the Jio TV app and stream the championship matches live. Sky Sports If you are an international viewer of the women’s cricket world cup tournament, then you can also visit the official website of Sky Sports or download its app.

Though, you would have to use a VPN to select the relevant location and get its premium version. CricketWorld This is one of the most trusted websites to watch live cricket matches. I’m quite optimistic that it will host the T20 championship of women’s cricket as well.

You can just visit the website on your system or mobile to stream live matches. YouTube Even though you can’t stream live matches on YouTube, you can easily catch the highlights of the past matches. Since it is a freely available and easily accessible app, you won’t face any problem using it. Cricket-zine This is another popular website to stream live cricket matches.

Though, it doesn’t always support HD quality streaming. Since it uses third-party servers, you might experience a lag as well. CricBuzz CricBuzz is one of the most popular places to get all the latest updates related to cricket.

Besides reading the news about the latest events, you can also stream live matches. Most likely, it will also host the women’s cricket world cup T20 2018 tournament as well. I hope that after reading this post, you would be able to know about the upcoming women’s cricket world cup for sure. Furthermore, you can simply try the apps and websites that I have recommended above to watch the coming women’s cricket world cup matches as per your convenience. Updated by Guest Editor on Nov 19, 2018 Categories. (13). (56).

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