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DJ Michelle is only 10 years old, but be not mistaken, she is not like any other 10 year old kid.
DJ Michelle has started DJ'ing at the sweet age of 5 years old after having been inspired by her father who he himself is also a DJ.
DJ Michelle has fast risen to fame online and has today over 147 thousand followers.
She has competed in the world DJ Championship in London twice and has reached 9th place as the only female participant in her group. Her story has inspired many and has reached now global publisher Blackrock who will write her autobiography which is due to be released in New York in spring 2023.
This is not all, DJ Michelle is finalising her first original track ever, she is the global ambassador to Nike and has a lot of other projects in the pipeline. A keen reader and Rubiks cube enthusiast, I am sure she will reach all that she dreams off. This episode is filled with feel good vibes, and interesting facts.
https://youtu.be/V3HhKuNcGv0
You can find her on instagram under:
IAMDJMICHELLE

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From Whistleblower to Data protection Activist.

Brittany Kaiser is the Co-Founder of the Own Your Data Foundation. She is also a Co-Founder of the Digital Asset Trade Association (DATA), a nonprofit lobbying firm advancing legislative reform protecting the rights of individuals to control their digital assets. To raise awareness of data rights, she co-founded the Own Your Data Foundation, to promote digital literacy education. Brittany is also the primary subject of the Netflix Original documentary The Great Hack, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and the author of Targeted published by Harper Collins.
https://ownyourdata.foundation/

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Her Highness Princess Märtha Louise was born at Rikshospitalet University Hospital in Oslo on 22 September 1971. She is the oldest child of His Majesty King Harald and Her Majesty Queen Sonja. She has one brother, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon.

The Princess was named after her father’s mother, Crown Princess Märtha, and her great-great grandmother, Queen Louise, the mother of King Haakon VII. A constitutional amendment adopted in 1990 established the right of eldest born child to succeed to the Throne regardless of gender; however, as the amendment entered into force long after the Princess and Crown Prince were born, it was decided that males would continue to take precedence over females for children born prior to 1990.

Family

Princess Märtha Louise became engaged to the author Mr Ari Behn on 13 December 2001. The couple were married in Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim on 24 May 2002. Bishop Finn Wagle presided over the ceremony. In 2016 the couple decided to part ways, and they were divorced in 2017.

The Princess and Mr Behn have three daughters, Miss Maud Angelica Behn, born at Rikshospitalet University Hospital in Oslo on 29 April 2003, Miss Leah Isadora Behn, born at the couple’s summer home, Bloksbjerg at Hankø, on 8 April 2005 and Miss Emma Tallulah Behn born at Lommedalen on 29. September 2008.

All three were christened in the Palace Chapel: Miss Maud Angelica 2 July 2003, Miss Leah Isadora 16 June 2005 and Miss Emma Tallulah 20 January 2009.

The Princess lives with her daughters in Lommedalen, in Bærum outside of Oslo.

Official duties

Princess Märtha Louise undertakes official engagements as a representative of the Royal Family in areas concerning persons with disabilities.

She is also active as patron of eight organisations, and as Chair of Princess Märtha Louise's Fund. Allocations from the fund are awarded to projects that aim to benefit children with disabilities.

The Princess is a member of the board of Stiftelsen Vi (the Vi Foundation), established to work on behalf of disabled people for the equal right to a meaningful life.

Business enterprise

Princess Märtha Louise has long been engaged in cultural work, and especially in disseminating traditional Norwegian fairy tales to a wider audience. Among other activities, she has starred in a storytelling series on Norwegian television. The Princess is the author of several books and audiobooks, and has participated in the production of television programmes for children.

The Princess established a sole proprietorship on 1 January 2002 under which she conducts her independent professional activities in the cultural sphere and as a Rosen therapist. As of that date she has been subject to Norwegian tax laws.

From 2007 to 2019 The Princess ran Astarte Education/Soulspring with Ms Elisabeth Nordeng. In 2018 she established the YouTube channel Hest360 with Mr Geir Kamsvåg.

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Emma Kay can speak authoritatively on women’s safety, women’s right to equality of safety on British streets and her own experience of gender harassment.

She is also an entrepreneur who is passionate about developing the WalkSafe app’s unique safety features and keeping it free for women to download.

Emma can also speak on parenting, as knife crime soars and young men in particular are at risk, meaning more parents and their older children are downloading WalkSafe.

Emma Kay is the co-founder of WalkSafe and her impassioned social media posts following the murder of Sarah Everard meant the free app was downloaded over half a million times in just two weeks.

Mother of two, she is determined to fund the app so it will remain free to women and other vulnerable groups.

A former beautician, Emma came up with the idea of the app at dinner with her extended family after describing her own experience of gender harassment and what she felt would help. Fortunately, her brother-in-law is a technology expert, and he was able to devise the first generation WalkSafe app.

Emma describes the WalkSafe app as the ‘app that shouldn’t have to exist’ but as the daughter of a policeman, she has a pragmatic approach to women’s safety and the WalkSafe app is testimony to that philosophy.

It is the only app to give users a live map which shows where recent crimes have occurred, so women can choose a safer route home. It also has a tap feature if women feel threatened which alerts their chosen safety contact and a ‘dead woman’s switch’ which send alerts if the tapping suddenly stops, giving a precise location that the police can then use should the user be abducted.

Emma is passionate about creating greater awareness for WalkSafe, which is funded by the brands’ other ventures, so it can be available free to those that need it.

And, as the app also records knife crime, Emma says that more and more parents need to be aware of the app as young men are in danger from knife crime which rose 25% following the last lockdown easing.

She is available for broadcast and media interviews. Please contact: Emma or Jess at CMS [email protected] [email protected]

*A recent YouGov poll for UN Women found that seven out of 10 women had experienced some form of sexual harassment in public.

· This number was nearly nine out of 10 for younger women.

· Over half of women had experienced catcalling

· Four out of 10 had been groped or faced unwelcome touching

· A third of women had been followed

· One in five had faced indecent exposure

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Dr Farah Nadeem is a clinical lead/Psychologist Doctor; HCPC; CPsychol; Author: Practitioners Guide to Treating Female Genital Mutilation.

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