Jo Leath
Jo Leath
Ottawa Ontario, Canada
Retired
JOINED: 7 years ago
HONORS:
2

LAST 12 MONTHS: 0
AWARDED: 340
LAST ACTIVE: 5 days ago



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Honors Received
Colin R. Turner ⊙118
[P7.2022.50] 13/12/2022
For honouring so many great women, I honour you!
Parmjit Nahil ⊙1
[P7.2019.18] 07/05/2019
Hi Jo. You are my first Honor Pay. I think someone who appreciates so many others deserves appreciation. Also it's interesting to find out about these people. Thanks for your contribution.
Honors Awarded
Maria Mitchell ⊙1
[P7.2024.16] 21/04/2024
Trail blazer extraordinaire!
Lyric Rivera (Lyric Lark Rivera) ⊙1
[P7.2024.15] 17/04/2024
Harriet Gibbs Marshall ⊙1
[P7.2024.14] 07/04/2024
Opening doors, opening eyes. Carving a path for all who follow.
Quinta Brunson ⊙1
[P7.2024.13] 31/03/2024
Honoured for creating a space for Black voices in culture, and for providing a window into the role schools play in helping to inspire and educate people.
Elsie MacGill (Queen of the Hurricanes) ⊙1
[P7.2024.12] 24/03/2024
Honoured for inventing the Maple Leaf Trainer II: the first aircraft designed by a woman!
Te Ata Thompson (Mary Frances Thompson) ⊙1
[P7.2024.11] 17/03/2024
As a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, TeAta received her early education in Tishomingo, and her eventual attendance at the Oklahoma College for Women made her an accomplished actor and teller of First American stories.
Nanaia Mahuta (Nanaia Cybele Mahuta) ⊙2
[P7.2024.10] 10/03/2024
a modern face of history and heritage and celebration of our human culture
Mildred Blount (Milliner to the Stars ) ⊙1
[P7.2024.09] 03/03/2024
Honoured for opening doors to those who would follow
Bette Nesmith Graham ⊙1
[P7.2024.08] 25/02/2024
unerasable
Jessica Watkins ⊙1
[P7.2024.07] 18/02/2024
Honoured for making a choice few (or no other) people will ever face! An astronaut who missed the Olympics to go to space is a distinctly different personality from an athlete who stayed earthbound for the Olympic games.
Mary Kenneth Keller (Sister Mary Kenneth Keller ) ⊙1
[P7.2024.06] 11/02/2024
Honoured as a shining example of crossover areas of study, and the call to never judge from appearances!
Chien-Shiung Wu (Chinese: 吳健雄 Nicknames ) ⊙2
[P7.2024.05] 04/02/2024
for changing the face of physics in a time when change was due!
Layne Beachley (Layne Collette Beachley) ⊙1
[P7.2024.04] 29/01/2024
Honoured for modelling the reality that it is possible to overcome traumatic childhood experiences and succeed in life.
Oriini Kaipara ⊙2
[P7.2024.03] 21/01/2024
Honoured for being the face of faces everywhere
Nyaniso Dzedze (The Wizard of Art) ⊙3
[P7.2024.02] 14/01/2024
Makiko Ono ⊙1
[P7.2024.01] 07/01/2024
Forging new ways to be in the world of business
Stephanie Kwolek (Polymer Queen) ⊙1
[P7.2023.53] 31/12/2023
Kevlar! that is all.
Nouhaila Benzina ⊙1
[P7.2023.52] 24/12/2023
Honoured for expanding the ways women can take part in the world.
Valerie Thomas (Valerie L. Thomas; Valerie LaVerne Thomas) ⊙1
[P7.2023.51] 17/12/2023
honoured for her role in shaping how NASA sees beyond
Dorothy Counts-Scoggins (Dorothy Counts) ⊙1
[P7.2023.50] 10/12/2023
for rising above the negativity of the times, to become a force for the positive.
Kristin Harila ⊙1
[P7.2023.49] 03/12/2023
Jacqueline Cochran ⊙1
[P7.2023.48] 26/11/2023
worthy of recognizing and honouring. Paradoxical views on women remind us to celebrate a diversity of viewpoints
Beatrice Tinsley (Beatrice Muriel Hill Tinsley) ⊙1
[P7.2023.47] 19/11/2023
As Professor of Astronomy at Yale University Beatrice Tinsley was known as “Queen of the Cosmos”, She became known as the world’s leading expert on the aging and evolution of galaxies, and her work has had a profound influence on what scientists know about stars, the galaxy and the Universe itself.
Ramla Ali (Ramla Said Ahmed Ali) ⊙1
[P7.2023.46] 12/11/2023
honoured for founding the nonprofit SistersClub, which provides training and support to Muslim women and others looking for a safe space to train.
Anielle Franco (Anielle Francisco da Silva) ⊙1
[P7.2023.45] 05/11/2023
Since the killing of her sister in 2018, Anielle has talked, and stood up for herself in the face of all the racism and hatred she has been going through.
Masih Alinejad ⊙1
[P7.2023.44] 29/10/2023
for not hiding away from the real threats that follow truth-telling
Megan Rapinoe ⊙1
[P7.2023.43] 22/10/2023
Honoured for being the face of an overdue campaign for financial equality in sport.
Ayisha Siddiqa ⊙1
[P7.2023.42] 15/10/2023
Honoured for causing us to look at the circumstances outside our windows, in front of our eyes.
Phoebe Bridgers ⊙1
[P7.2023.41] 08/10/2023
for naming her own struggles with depression and anxiety, and being public about seeking therapy. She has also highlighted the very real and important need for everyone to deal with their physical bodies as a connected part of mental health care.
Marie Van Brittan Brown ⊙1
[P7.2023.40] 03/10/2023
Marie was 43 years old when she invented her version of the home security system in 1966. She and her husband were granted the patent of their home security system on December 6, 1969. She received an award from the National Science Committee for the invention of the home security system. Her daughter, Norma Brown, followed in her footsteps and became a nurse and an inventor who has more than ten inventions. She and her husband lived in Queens, New York, which they considered very unsafe due to its high crime rate and slow police response.
Sonita Alizadeh (سونیتا علیزاده) ⊙1
[P7.2023.39] 25/09/2023
As a bride, she is worth $9,000, as an example to girls and women in the global community there is no price that would be just.
Melba Roy Mouton ⊙1
[P7.2023.38] 17/09/2023
honoured for taking us to the moon!
Evelyn Berezin ⊙1
[P7.2023.37] 10/09/2023
In 1969 Evelyn Berezin built the first true Word Processor
Maya Lin ⊙1
[P7.2023.36] 03/09/2023
Honoured for the perspective changes that her art and accomplishments bring. "I try to give people a different way of looking at their surroundings. That's art to me."
Hannah Szenes (Hannah Senesh; Chanah Senesh; Hebrew: חנה סנש) ⊙1
[P7.2023.35] 27/08/2023
for a level of personal courage that is clear in her refusal to beg clemency from her captors, whom she did not consider legally permitted to try her case, Szenes was executed at age twenty-three, rejecting a blindfold in order to face her murderers in the moments before her death.
Kelly Latimer ⊙1
[P7.2023.34] 20/08/2023
for proving that not even the sky is a limit!
Clara Belle Drisdale (Williams ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.33] 13/08/2023
Without "first"s, no doors open, no followers can progress, the future is not changed. As the first black student to graduate from New Mexico College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts Clara Belle Drisdale re-made the world.
Elizabeth Bagshaw (Elizabeth Catherine Bagshaw ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.32] 06/08/2023
honoured for putting women's reproductive health and wellness at the centre of many discussions and decisions. Hers in an example to follow in modern times.
Dorcas Zoogah ⊙1
[P7.2023.31] 30/07/2023
Honoured for changing the future lives of girls and women. Thank you.
Paola Diana ⊙1
[P7.2023.30] 23/07/2023
honoured for prioritizing the future of the world.
Virginia Norwood (The Mother of Landsat. Virginia Tower. ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.29] 18/07/2023
For opening doors and removing obstacles
Ella Sheppard (Samuella Sheppard) ⊙1
[P7.2023.28] 09/07/2023
Honoured for the talent that caused Nashville to become known as Music City.
Nell Shipman (Helen Foster-Barham (née)) ⊙1
[P7.2023.27] 02/07/2023
Honoured for opening doors and demolishing barriers, easing the way for every following generation of women making films.
Rita Levi-Montalcini ⊙1
[P7.2023.26] 25/06/2023
Awarded the Nobel for medical research at a time when fathers defined the roles their daughters could take, and a career limited by the antiSemitic realities of the Mussolini regime.
Kirsten Neuschäfer ⊙1
[P7.2023.25] 18/06/2023
for modelling that power and leadership can be found in solitary pursuits
Grace Melzia Bumbry ⊙1
[P7.2023.24] 11/06/2023
a voice to be heard
Susie King Taylor (Susie Baker (née)) ⊙1
[P7.2023.23] 04/06/2023
A woman who spanned historic eras. Born into slavery, she served as a nurse in the US Civil War and later wrote a book about her life.
Gwendolyn Brooks ⊙1
[P7.2023.22] 28/05/2023
for lighting the world with words
Marie Tharp ⊙2
[P7.2023.21] 21/05/2023
For revolutionizing the way the world is understood and seen and experienced.
Edna Lewis (Edna Regina Lewis ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.20] 14/05/2023
Honoured for setting an example to so many
Celia Cruz (Queen of Salsa) ⊙1
[P7.2023.19] 07/05/2023
for bringing joy to so many!
Cora Isabelle Howe ⊙1
[P7.2023.18] 30/04/2023
Cora was a shining light at the Africville Reunions, and always will be missed and remembered.
Marian Croak (Dr. Marian R. Croak) ⊙2
[P7.2023.17] 23/04/2023
Jamesa Stokes (Dr Jamesa Stokes) ⊙1
[P7.2023.16] 16/04/2023
Honoured for setting an important example for girls, and changing the future
Greta Andersen (Greta Marie Andersen) ⊙1
[P7.2023.15] 09/04/2023
Honoured for making the waves that lifted every future swimmer!!
Mileva Marić -Einstein (Mitza) ⊙1
[P7.2023.13] 26/03/2023
honoured for the reminder that the work and contributions of so many women have been hidden and sometimes lost.
Zora Neale Hurston ⊙1
[P7.2023.12] 19/03/2023
Ilhan Omar (Representative) ⊙4
[P7.2023.11] 15/03/2023
Lene Hau (Lene Vestergaard Hau) ⊙1
[P7.2023.10] 05/03/2023
Tebello Nyokong ⊙1
[P7.2023.09] 26/02/2023
Wendy Carlos ⊙1
[P7.2023.07] 12/02/2023
Carolyn Greider ( Carolyn Widney Greider ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.06] 08/02/2023
For expanding the template for behaviour in laboratories and on campus
Ronda Lun (Dr Ronda Lun ) ⊙1
[P7.2023.05] 30/01/2023
For asking questions that lead to new thinking and knowledge.
Jessica Hetherington ⊙1
[P7.2023.04] 24/01/2023
Honoured for illuminating the way forward.
Jessie Tarbox Beals (Jessie Beals) ⊙1
[P7.2023.03] 20/01/2023
for opening doors
Kay Wheaton (Kay Louise Wheaton) ⊙1
[P7.2023.02] 09/01/2023
Honoured for setting an example of how innovation and inspiration can translate to improve conditions.
Helen Richey ⊙2
[P7.2023.01] 04/01/2023
Honoured for opening doors that never again closed
Norma Geggie ⊙4
[P7.2022.52] 28/12/2022
for her unflagging care of community and family, and her support of those in need
Maria Telkes ⊙2
[P7.2022.51] 23/12/2022
For being a seer
Dina Boluarte ⊙1
[P7.2022.50] 11/12/2022
Ann Davison ⊙2
[P7.2022.49] 05/12/2022
Honoured for setting an example and being a role model for generations
Charlie Blackwell-Thompson ⊙1
[P7.2022.48] 02/12/2022
What have you done will inspire generations to come. Thank you
Jackie Sorour Moggridge (Dolores Theresa Sorour) ⊙1
[P7.2022.47] 25/11/2022
For opening doors to all who followed
Tuan Yi-Fu ⊙1
[P7.2022.46] 16/11/2022
For offering a new way to look, and thereby an important new way to see
Kathleen Booth ⊙2
[P7.2022.44] 31/10/2022
A life which changed the world
Miriam Tuerk ⊙1
[P7.2022.43] 28/10/2022
Chelsea Sodaro (Chelsea Reilly Sodaro) ⊙1
[P7.2022.42] 16/10/2022
for modelling that there are no limits to imagination and possibility
Carmela Sebastiana Hutchison ⊙1
[P7.2022.41] 14/10/2022
for being the voice so many were lacking, not hearing, or not heeding.
Samantha Cristoforetti ⊙1
[P7.2022.40] 05/10/2022
Brenda Berkman ⊙1
[P7.2022.39] 29/09/2022
Dipali Ojha ⊙3
[P7.2022.38] 24/09/2022
Jimmy Carter ⊙6
[P7.2022.37] 11/09/2022
Nicole Mann (Nicole "Duke" Victoria Aunapu Mann) ⊙1
[P7.2022.35] 29/08/2022
Going where no one like you has gone before!
Janet Conners ⊙2
[P7.2022.34] 26/08/2022
Added here in August of 2022 as a memorial to a life that made a difference to all of Canada Your work honours and outlives you, it is immortal. Rest in Power
Rosalynn Carter (Eleanor Rosalynn Smith Carter) ⊙1
[P7.2022.33] 19/08/2022
Marking your 95th birthday in August of 2022. I'm so glad that you were born.
Sylvia Gellman ⊙2
[P7.2022.32] 08/08/2022
Certainly a story that defines the nature of discretion and necessary secrecy.
Nichelle Nichols ⊙1
[P7.2022.31] 01/08/2022
Rest in Power, Ms. Nichols, as the trails you blazed continue to expand. Hailing frequencies are open!
Ella Josephine Baker ⊙2
[P7.2022.30] 30/07/2022
Jane Rigby ⊙1
[P7.2022.29] 22/07/2022
Hattie McDaniel ⊙2
[P7.2022.28] 10/07/2022
for opening a door
Haley Taylor Schlitz ⊙1
[P7.2022.27] 09/07/2022
A bright light for the future
Nemonte Nenquimo ⊙3
[P7.2022.26] 01/07/2022
for showing the way forward
Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann (Dr. Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann) ⊙1
[P7.2022.25] 22/06/2022
The world ignored your culture while you maintained and developed it, preparing for the world to catch up. Thank you
Amy Bauernschmidt (Capt. Amy Bauernshmidt ) ⊙2
[P7.2022.24] 12/06/2022
For opening doors that have been closed until now
Mary J. Blige (Queen of Hip-Hop Soul) ⊙1
[P7.2022.21] 23/05/2022
as a Congratulation for being named One Of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in 2022

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