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What is it like to work in the space industry as a woman? 


SWANVoice brings you conversations with women and allies from across the space community, sharing their journeys, experiences, achievements, challenges and perspectives.


Different companies. Different roles. Different career stages.
One thing in common: they’re making space for themselves and for the women coming next.


Because every woman has a story to share. And because representation matters.


So, we’re not asking for a seat at the table. We’re bringing more chairs.


🎙️ Listen, discover and join the conversation.

Together We Soar for Greater Space Women.

Discover more about Space Women Alliance (SWAN): www.spacewomenalliance.org (http://www.spacewomenalliance.org)

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SWANVoice brings you conversations with women and allies from across the space community, sharing their journeys, experiences, achievements, challenges and perspectives.


Different companies. Different roles. Different career stages.
One thing in common: they’re making space for themselves and for the women coming next.


Because every woman has a story to share. And because representation matters.


So, we’re not asking for a seat at the table. We’re bringing more chairs.


🎙️ Listen, discover and join the conversation.

Together We Soar for Greater Space Women.

Discover more about Space Women Alliance (SWAN): www.spacewomenalliance.org (http://www.spacewomenalliance.org)

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One thing in common: they’re making space for themselves and for the women coming next.


Because every woman has a story to share. And because representation matters.


So, we’re not asking for a seat at the table. We’re bringing more chairs.


🎙️ Listen, discover and join the conversation.

Together We Soar for Greater Space Women.

Discover more about Space Women Alliance (SWAN): www.spacewomenalliance.org (http://www.spacewomenalliance.org)

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