Women’s History Month (March 1- March 31) is a month where we have the opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements and accomplishments of women. All month long we will be celebrating women who have made notable contributions in STEM.
We kick off our celebration of Women’s History Month with our very own, Victoria Robinson!
Victoria Robinson is a co-founder of the Robinson Family Aerospace Mission, author of children’s book Deep Space Jams, and owner of VLR Publishings. She is an accomplished essayist with publications in the Bessie Coleman Aerospace Legacy, Inc. newsletter and The Planetary Society’s Planetary Report. Her essay publication in the Planetary Report was presented by the society’s former Executive Director, Dr. Louis Friedman, and the current Executive Chief Officer, Bill Nye. Victoria is an advocate for STEM and aviation, serving as a member of an Aviation Explorer Post for eight years. She is also an accomplished speaker, having been invited to speak at the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees Breakfast. Victoria has also had the privilege of meeting astronauts, Buzz Aldrin and Alan Bean, Tuskegee Airmen George Watson Sr., Dr. Osamu Mori of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, and more.
Victoria’s mission:
“[I] look to inspire, enlighten, and mold the next generation of writers, aviators, architects, mathematicians, and beyond. By sharing [my] story, [I[ hope to be an inspiration and mentor to youth nationwide. [My] goal is to encourage youth to pursue their passions, broaden their perspectives, and create a pathway of opportunities.”
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For more information, visit: victoriarobinson.org
Robinson Family Aerospace Mission 