Apple's agenda to remember International Women's Day, this March 8 is packed with billing, challenges, and face-to-face activities at Apple Stores around the world, which the company has been slowly producing. Today on the most recent list of events, Apple added an exciting video he named "Behind Mac."
He is a short film presented by Apple Prior to International Women's Day, it highlights different types of influential and successful women and adds ways the company celebrates this day with Leo in Apple's special sessions and the new Apple Watch Activity Challenge.
In the video Apple took the gun from him 17 influential women in different areas of world culture. Some comment on their social struggles, others on their role in the world of sports, cinema and music. But he is all able to set us as an example of perseverance and struggle.
Among the faces seen in 50 seconds of visuals produced by Apple for this event, we see that:
1. The Sleeping Beauty: Nobel laureate award for her work in girls' education.
2.Ava Duvernay: Director known for "Selma" and "If They See Us."
3.Marie Sheep: cleaning specialist, best-selling author and TV star Emmy.
4.Great Gerwig: Director known for "Lady bird" and "Little Women."
5. Gloria Steinem: a women's rights activist who helped launch the second wave feminism.
6.Lady Gaga: GRAMMY ️️ Oscar-winning artist and founder of theorn This Way Foundation.
7.Megan Rapinoe and Shannon Boxx: World Cup champions are fighting for the same salary.
8. Olivia Wilde: The actor and director is known for his first film "Bookmart".
9.Diane von Furstenberg: Fashion designer and founder of DVF Awards.
Bank of 10. Elizabeth: Expert and director of "Pitch Perfect 2" and "Charlie & # 39; s Angels".
11. Allicia Buttons: GRAMMY is an award-winning artist, touching hearts and inspiring the world with his art.
12.Lilly Singh: the first woman to introduce a late-night drama in 30 years.
13.Audrey Gelman: The CEO and the first pregnant woman who appears on the cover of a business magazine.
14. Black Mamba: an anti-hunting program led by South African women.
15.Victoria Monét: rising artist and GRAMMY nominee, best known for his successful composing.
16.Tarana Burke: founder of the "MeToo" movement.
17.DJ Change: Twelve-year-old DJ and founder of the DJ switchch Foundation for Education.
Apple is already celebrating International Women's Day!
