Womenlines is excited to announce that we are a digital media partner for the upcoming documentary series “Speak Up!”
This groundbreaking series tells the stories of women who have overcome societal expectations, cultural stereotypes, and personal obstacles to create their own success stories. From an Iranian lawyer fighting for women’s rights to a European therapist who triumphed over bullying and rejection, “Speak Up!” showcases inspiring journeys from around the world.
Speak Up Documentary Series
The series also features the remarkable story of a 72-year-old woman who began her career at 44 and went on to become an ambassador, editor-in-chief, and board member of multiple media outlets. But “Speak Up!” is more than just a documentary series; it’s a movement that encourages women to claim their power, embrace their individuality, and live life on their own terms.
To fund the production of this inspiring series, “Speak Up!” has launched a crowdfunding campaign. The goal is to produce high-quality content, including shooting in various countries and creating original soundtracks, as well as organizing events and executing extensive marketing campaigns.
Contributors to the “Speak Up!” project will gain access to a private community where they can connect with like-minded individuals, vote on creative aspects of the project, and receive updates on its progress. They will also receive exclusive perks, including digital assets, merchandise, and the opportunity to attend events in different countries or even become co-producer of the series.
Valerie V. Kim (Prasetyo), World Champion Athlete and the creator of “SPEAK UP!” emphasizes the importance of building purpose-driven communities that value authenticity, inclusivity, and empowerment. She believes that real change is a collective effort, requiring collaboration between like-minded individuals with shared values and vision.
To support the “Speak Up!” movie series and join the global movement for women’s empowerment, please visit the crowdfunding campaign website https://speakup.kckb.st/405715d9. and make a contribution today.
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