Julie Hébert

Writer/director of theater, film and television. #americancrime @lookwhatshedid

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Happy Thanksgiving Friends!

Wishing you a day filled with warmth, good food, and the people who make you feel at home. Grateful for every small moment of joy, rest, and connection today! 🍂✨

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Listen as Jafari describes her hope for a freer future for Iranian women, inspired by the forthright bravery and heroism of Vida Movahed (@vidamovahed)
Watch here: https://t.co/OwzB8DBJUm

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DANA STEVENS lets us know about the brave, persistent MJ Hegar (@mjhegar) warrior, wife, mother, politician, fighter for justice. This is one gal you have got to know about! Watch the story here: https://t.co/jdRMTenNAk

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@CherrieMoraga inspired me to jump-start my writing journey, which is also my healing journey,” says @AttorneyBrenda. She promoted the experiences & creative work of Latina, lesbian & queer women of color.
https://t.co/m3Kr1xIPzY

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🎬 Join us for a powerful virtual event presented by Look What SHE Did (@LookWhatSheDid), where we’ll gather to celebrate extraordinary women through short films and meaningful dialogue.

Register here: https://t.co/9X1WNa3hrL

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On October 28th, part of the evening will be dedicated to shining a light on the 2025 Cohort of Look What SHE's Doing! (a program by Look What SHE Did! (@LookWhatSheDid) led by Filmmaker Sarah Moshman (@SarahMosh).

Register https://t.co/KLCkIO4ylN

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After a lifetime of hearing “girls cannot do mathematics”, Gweneth Humphreys was dead set on proving everyone wrong. Watch as Carol pays homage to the first female mathematician she met who, she says, “made it real.” https://t.co/dquCOgfOcL

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🎬 Join us for a powerful virtual event presented by Look What SHE Did, where we’ll gather to celebrate extraordinary women through short films and meaningful dialogue.
Register here: https://t.co/rIcAoaS0rW

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“I want you to know about BARBARA BRENNER,” says storyteller & playwright Anne Galjour, who was inspired by Brenner's bold confrontations of a breast cancer advocacy movement more concerned with new treatments than with identifying the causes of cancer.
https://t.co/7eSCBYN4R6

[Julie Hébert @julieabear]

On October 28th, part of the evening will be dedicated to shining a light on the 2025 Cohort of Look What SHE's Doing! (a program by Look What SHE Did! led by Filmmaker Sarah Moshman @SarahMosh).
Register https://t.co/KLCkIO4ylN

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Editor Farrel Levy (@farrellevy) tells the story of Corita Kent, a Catholic nun whose commitment to social justice led her to create vibrant serigraphs, moving art that is still relevant today.
https://t.co/hKVcnLAhjq

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“No elite athlete starts out on top – it takes hard work, determination and persistence.” Julie Nichols, Olympic rowing champion, describes her reverence and respect for trailblazing speed skater, BONNIE BLAIR (@bonnieblair). https://t.co/p82jv8YFWd

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Meet serpentine dancer Loie Fuller! She pioneered modern dance using fabric, cutting-edge lighting technology and her own genius to revolutionize dance. Choreographer Deb Slater (@Mz_Weather) tells us about Loie’s lasting impact. https://t.co/3xudjH396f

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As immigrant rights organizer Beatriz Hernández tells us about Jovita Idár who served as a nurse in the Mexican revolution, fought for women’s rights and so much more! https://t.co/rUZHwB9Lwm

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Theater artist Elisa Bocanegra tells the story of the high-spirited, brilliant, María Irene Fornés. This Cuban-American playwright has inspired countless audiences and artists with her transformative, groundbreaking work. https://t.co/GXt1t9Azmp

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Olympic gold medal champion Stephanie Brown Trafton describes how watching MARY LOU RETTON (@MaryLouInSpace) at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles inspired her to dream of becoming a world-class athlete. https://t.co/3mUgoKl1t8

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Laural Meade wrote a play about a few intrepid suffragettes. She came away with a great respect for all of them, but especially Sara Bard Field, orator, activist, divorcée, forward-thinker. https://t.co/Lpq4o5qr1K

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In honor of National Aviation Day we are shining a light on this special story! Laurel Ollstein discusses the intrepid Jerrie Cobb, an ace pilot who dreamed of becoming an astronaut. Check out this poignant story. https://t.co/KebGd25rE8

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@CherrieMoraga inspired me to jump start my writing journey, which is also my healing journey,” says @AttorneyBrenda. Moraga promoted the experiences & creative work of Latina, lesbian & queer women of color. https://t.co/m3Kr1xJnpw

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In this video, filmmaker and mathematician Olga Holtz tells the dazzling story of how “the most beautiful woman alive” Hedy Lamar was admired for her looks but ignored for her intellect.
Watch here: https://t.co/fmqEAf3N7k