• 2017
Modern Hero

Summary Modern Hero celebrates incredible women who defy the odds and make a difference in the world. They are educators, businesswomen, nonprofit leaders, public figures and more, proving that role models come from all walks of life. View more details

  • 2017

Modern Hero

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Julia Fisher Farbman

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Genres : Biography

Release date : Jan 24, 2017

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Site

Language : English

Production companies : Ready Set Productions

Summary Modern Hero celebrates incredible women who defy the odds and make a difference in the world. They are educators, businesswomen, nonprofit leaders, public figures and more, proving that role models come from all walks of life. View more details

Details

Genres : Biography

Release date : Jan 24, 2017

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Site

Language : English

Production companies : Ready Set Productions

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Episode 1 • Dec 31, 1969
Dr. Arabia Mollette - Overcoming Extraordinary Obstacles to become an Incredible Inspiration
This series celebrates women who are defying the odds and making a difference in their careers and in the world. These women are educators, businesswomen, nonprofit leaders, media personalities and everyone in between, proving that leaders come from all walks of life. The goal is for young girls and women to see role models doing what they are passionate about and feeling inspired to take action.
Episode 2 • Dec 31, 1969
Dr. Audrey Evans - Co-Founder, Ronald McDonald House Charities & Pioneer in Pediatric Oncology
Dr. Audrey Evans is an esteemed oncologist whose career has spanned more than 60 years. As a young girl growing up in England, her parents always made her believe she could do anything she set her mind to -- and she did just that. With a passion for people and a purpose for serving others, Dr. Evans found her true calling in caring for sick children.
Episode 3 • Dec 31, 1969
Dr. Scharmaine Lawson-Baker - Saving Lives After Katrina
Abandoned by her mom at just four months old, the odds were against Dr. Scharmaine Lawson-Baker from the start, but she overcame all obstacles and achieved her dream of becoming a nurse practitioner. After Hurricane Katrina tore through her hometown, she jumped into action, treating patients in the devastated area while also bringing national attention to the medical tragedy facing her community.
Episode 4 • Dec 31, 1969
Ericka Lassair - Sizzling Chef Slaying at the Hotdog Game
Ericka Lassair was a rising star on the financial scene with cooking skills to boot. But after Hurricane Katrina ruined her hometown of New Orleans, she traded her career in corporate America for one in the culinary world in order to open a restaurant and breathe new life into the local economy. Now, Lassair is the owner and operator of Diva Dawg Food Truck, specializing in Creole-style hot dogs.
Episode 5 • Dec 31, 1969
Farah Alibay - STEM is Cool, Hear it from this Nasa Engineer!
Farah Alibay is a rising star at NASA and is on a mission to inspire young girls to join the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) community. In fact, women currently make up less than 25% of the total STEM workforce. Alibay continues to excel as a systems engineer, building unmanned spacecraft to search for life throughout the universe.
Episode 6 • Dec 31, 1969
Farai Chideya - Award Winning Novelist and Radio Host
As an award-winning journalist, author and professor, Farai Chideya has used her life experiences, both good and bad, to help others put "the puzzle pieces of their lives" together.
Episode 7 • Dec 31, 1969
Kat Cole - From Hooters Hostess to COO of Multi-Billion Dollar Brands
From Hooters hostess to one of the most prominent business figures in the country, Kat Cole has skyrocketed through the corporate ranks, all while lifting up others along the way. As a new mom, this powerhouse gets candid about marriage, motherhood and the importance of giving back.
Episode 8 • Dec 31, 1969
Lauren Lake - From TV Host to Designer She's Got Limitless Talent!
Lauren Lake refuses to be labeled. No matter what career she's tried, she's conquered it: she's a lawyer, a professional singer, an interior designer and now serves as a judge on the Emmy award-winning series "Lauren Lake's Paternity Court." Her mission is to live limitlessly, and to empower women everywhere to do the same.
Episode 9 • Dec 31, 1969
Lauren Scruggs Kennedy - Turning Tragedy to Action Through the LSK Foundation
Lauren Scruggs, a model and fashion blogger, found herself in the news in December 2011 after a plane propeller accident robbed her of her left eye and arm. Instead of focusing on the bad, Lauren chose to embrace everything good in life - both for herself and for those around her. She's since launched the Lauren Scruggs Kennedy Foundation with a mission to provide prostheses to women in need.
Episode 10 • Dec 31, 1969
Luma Mufleh - CNN Hero & Founder of Fugees Family
In 2004, Luma Mufleh took a wrong turn that changed the trajectory of her life. As a gay Arab woman, she lived in fear in her home country of Jordan, where homosexuality was a death sentence. Hoping for a fresh start, she escaped to the US. After years of heartache, Luma found her purpose when she met a group of refugee kids who wanted to play soccer.
Episode 11 • Dec 31, 1969
Meg Saligman - Award-Winning Public Artist
Meg Saligman is an artist who has made some of the most influential and thought-provoking installations and murals in the world. She's designed works commemorating legends like Martin Luther King Jr. to highlight race relations in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and built the famed "Knotted Grotto" installation, engaging over 150,000 participants for Pope Francis' 2015 visit to Philadelphia.
Episode 12 • Dec 31, 1969
Michelle Poler - Motivational Speaker, Founder of Hello Fears
Paralyzing fear has been a defining factor in Michelle Poler's life ever since she was a little girl. She grew up in Venezuela, ranked as the second most dangerous country in the world, and was surrounded by a family of Holocaust survivors haunted by their past. Now, Poler has stopped hiding from her fears and instead runs towards them, all while documenting her journey for the world to see.
Episode 13 • Dec 31, 1969
Mo'ne Davis - First Girl to Pitch a Little League Shutout & Grace the Cover of Sports Illustrated
Mo'ne Davis became a sports icon when she was just 13 as the first girl to ever pitch a shutout in Little League World Series history. But now, as the 16-year-old focuses on the future and making her basketball dreams a reality, Mo'ne Davis looks back on her journey to stardom and celebrates the team that helped make her an inspiration for kids around the country.
Episode 14 • Dec 31, 1969
Patrice Banks - Owner of Girls Auto Clinic - Fix Your Car and Your Nails
Patrice Banks is a former DuPont engineer-turned-automotive entrepreneur who's on a mission to makeover the male-dominated car repair industry. While more women have licenses than men, and shell out over $300 billion annually on vehicle maintenance, the automotive repair force is only 2% female. Banks decided it is time to change that statistic.
Episode 15 • Dec 31, 1969
Polly Dolan - Making Life for at Risk Girls in Tanzania Better
An estimated 8,000 girls in Tanzania drop out of school each year due to pregnancy or forced marriage. Polly Dolan is determined to break that cycle through the SEGA Girls School that she launched 2008. Since opening, this scholarship-based secondary school for at-risk girls has grown into a 30-acre campus that serves 200 girls each year.
Episode 16 • Dec 31, 1969
Liana Rosenman & Kristina Saffran - Founders at 15 of Project Heal, Tackling Eating Disorders Head on
In the United States, one person dies every 62 minutes as the result of an eating disorder. 15-year-olds Kristina Saffran and Liana Rosenman decided to change the future of treatment for themselves and others as the co-founders of Project HEAL, a non-profit that's become the largest in the US for delivering prevention, treatment financing and recovery support for people with eating disorders.
Episode 17 • Dec 31, 1969
Sister Mary Scullion - Advocate, and Pioneer for the Homeless - One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People.
Inspired by Pope Francis, Mother Teresa and Jon Bon Jovi, Sister Mary Scullion was named by TIME Magazine as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" for her relentless dedication to eradicating homelessness. Her organization, Project HOME, has saved thousands of people from living on the streets and is recognized as a model for ending homelessness nationwide.
Episode 18 • Dec 31, 1969
Yasmine Mustafa - Entrepreneur, Self Defense Technology for Women, Leveraging Technology for Good
As a child, Yasmine Mustafa experienced terror hiding out in a Kuwaiti bomb shelter during the Gulf War. But the birth of her brother on US soil led her on a 20-year path to American citizenship. Now, she's the CEO and founder of ROAR for Good, a self-defense wearable technology company aimed at diminishing attacks against women and addressing the underlying causes of violence.
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