The Female Explorer No. 8
The Female Explorer No. 8 ist da. Nicht selten dürfen Frauen unterwegs noch immer mit vielen Vorurteilen kämpfen. Und nicht selten zweifeln und hadern auch Frauen selbst mit ihren Träumen. Aus diesem Grund haben Sarah Mühl, Jessica Kunstmann, Nicole Berth, Maria Pham, Pauline Picker und Leonore Herzog The Female Explorer gegründet. Um ein Sprachrohr zu sein für diejenigen, die im Outdoor- und Reisebereich lange nur in der Nebenrolle zu sehen waren: Frauen mit Entdeckerinnen-Herz.
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