Ellen Church

Ellen Church (September 22, 1904 – August 22, 1965) was the first female flight attendant. A trained nurse and pilot, Church wanted to pilot commercial aircraft, but those jobs were not open to women. Still wanting to fly, Church successfully worked to convince Boeing Air Transport that using nurses as flight-stewardesses would increase safety and help convince passengers that flying was safe. Their first flight took off on May 15, 1930. Provided by Wikipedia
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    ‘I Didn’t Have the Language Then’—A Qualitative Examination of Terminology in the Development of Non-Binary Identities

    ‘I Didn’t Have the Language Then’—A Qualitative Examination of Terminology in the Development of Non-Binary Identities by Nat Thorne, Zoe Aldridge, Andrew Kam-Tuck Yip, Walter Pierre Bouman, Ellen Marshall, Jon Arcelus

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    Assessing the impact of university students’ involvement in the first year of Nurture-U: a national student wellbeing research project

    Assessing the impact of university students’ involvement in the first year of Nurture-U: a national student wellbeing research project by Jemima Dooley, Amina Ghezal, Thomas Gilpin, Husna Hassan Basri, Katy Humberstone, Amber Lahdelma, Pranati Misurya, Ellen Marshall, Ed Watkins

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