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Space is Where the Heart is
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Space is Where the Heart is

Overview Ambassador, Dr. Eiman Jahangir to successfully Launches as MoonDAO’s Second Astronaut on Blue Origin’s New Shepard Rocket.

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“Ask an Astronaut” Live Q&A with Keisha Schahaff
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“Ask an Astronaut” Live Q&A with Keisha Schahaff

Watch an inspiring live Q&A event, “Ask an Astronaut,” featuring Keisha Schahaff, a Virgin Galactic Astronaut and Space for Humanity Citizen Astronaut Program Graduate. Keisha shared her transformative journey to space and answered questions about space travel, the overview effect, and her experiences as a CAP Graduate.

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Join Us for an Unforgettable Evening!
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Join Us for an Unforgettable Evening!

Space for Humanity invites you to the D.C. premiere of “FORTITUDE: Forging The Trillion Dollar Space Economy” LIVE at the Library of Congress!

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Humans of Our Planet: The Next Chapter
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Humans of Our Planet: The Next Chapter

In the final installment of this iteration of  “Humans of Our Planet,” former Executive Director, and now Board of Directors member Rachel Lyons sits down with our current Executive Director Antonio Peronace to talk about everything from Antonio’s extensive experience preempting his role at Space for Humanity, to the exciting plans he is stewarding for our bright future.

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What’s the Difference: Citizen Astronaut vs. CAP Graduate vs. CA Ambassador
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What’s the Difference: Citizen Astronaut vs. CAP Graduate vs. CA Ambassador

In our efforts to broaden the support Space for Humanity provides to astronauts, we’ve invited our Director of Programs, Aisha Said, to elucidate the distinct roles astronauts play within our organization, and clarify the unique qualities and contributions of a S4H Citizen Astronaut, a CAP Graduate, and a CA Ambassador.

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LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts - Watch Now!
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LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts - Watch Now!

Watch our webinar: LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts. Part of our CAP Webinar Series, designed to help you prepare and submit your application for the Citizen Astronaut Program (CAP).

Learn how to craft a captivating story that showcases your LCDI potential. Hear from experts such as S4H Director of Programs Aisha Said, and successful graduates such as CA-1 Katya Echazarreta, who can guide you through everything pre and post-application.

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LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts
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LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts

Join our webinar: LCDI 101: A Guide for Aspiring Citizen Astronauts. Part of our CAP Webinar Series, designed to help you prepare and submit your application for the Citizen Astronaut Program (CAP).

Learn how to craft a captivating story that showcases your LCDI potential. Hear from experts such as S4H Director of Programs Aisha Said, and successful graduates such as CA-1 Katya Echazarreta, who can guide you through everything pre and post-application.

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Humans of Our Planet: Dorcas Cheng-Tozun & Katya Echazarreta
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Humans of Our Planet: Dorcas Cheng-Tozun & Katya Echazarreta

This month, we’re honored to have Dr. Nadia Karrim as our special guest. Dr. Karrim is a specialist ENT/Head and Neck surgeon and the founder of the International Centre for Astronautical Development. She is also the co-lead of the C-MIST project, a collaboration with Space for Humanity to conduct a comprehensive patient-centered review of common medical conditions and the risks associated with suborbital flight and short-duration exposure to microgravity.

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The Overview 02/24
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The Overview 02/24

As we honor the legacy and achievements of Black Americans this month, we at S4H are motivated by the words of Dr. Mae Jemison, the first Black woman in space. She said, “People may see astronauts and because the majority are white males, they tend to think it has nothing to do with them. But it does.” That is exactly how we feel as part of the movement of space inclusion, “empowered.” We experience this through our Citizen Astronauts and their journeys of discovery and diversity in space. We experience it even more profoundly when their spaceflight and the LCDI we collaborate with them on, encourage them to celebrate and support the richness of human cultures and perspectives here on Earth.

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Welcome Our Newest Members of the Board!
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Welcome Our Newest Members of the Board!

Space for Humanity is delighted to welcome three new visionary members to our Board of Directors: Katya Echazarreta, Chris Boshuizen, and Yemi A.D. These extraordinary individuals embody our mission of going to space for Earth, and their inclusion is a bold statement of our intention to continue pushing the envelope on who gets to go to space.

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Humans of Our Planet: Dr. Nadia Karrim
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Humans of Our Planet: Dr. Nadia Karrim

This month, we’re honored to have Dr. Nadia Karrim as our special guest. Dr. Karrim is a specialist ENT/Head and Neck surgeon and the founder of the International Centre for Astronautical Development. She is also the co-lead of the C-MIST project, a collaboration with Space for Humanity to conduct a comprehensive patient-centered review of common medical conditions and the risks associated with suborbital flight and short-duration exposure to microgravity.

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The Overview 01/24
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The Overview 01/24

As we begin another year and another orbit around the Sun, we at S4H are inspired by the words of Scottish Poet, John Burnside. He spoke of “… a privileged sense of belonging.” That is exactly how we feel as part of the crew of spaceship Earth, “privileged.” We experience this through our Citizen Astronauts and their adventures in space. We experience it even more profoundly when their spaceflight and the LCDI we collaborate with them on, shape their actions in the society around them, fostering a sense of belonging here on Earth.

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