User:Whalesworld

Hello, I'm Henry, and I'm a theology graduate turned social worker from Somerset (with detours in Glasgow and Birmingham).

Pages I've created

Jose Jaime Espina (1962-2021): a Filipino journalist who was an advocate for freedom of the press
Zainab Al-Eqawi (1990-): an Iraqi pharmacist and para-athlete who is an advocate for the rights of disabled people in the Middle East
Supremme de Luxe (1979-): a Spanish drag performer who is the host and head judge of Drag Race España
Wally Neuzil (1894-1917): an Austrian nurse who was for a time Egon Schiele's lover and muse
Rami Elhanan (c.1950-): an Israeli graphic designer who is an advocate for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Wendy Caishpal (1990-): a Salvadoran lawyer who is an advocate for the rights of disabled people in El Salvador
Serena ChaCha (1990-): a Panamanian-American drag performer and wig maker who placed 13th in RuPaul's Drag Race and RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars
Óscar Eyraud Adams (c.1986-2020): a Mexican activist who advocated for water rights for the Kumeyaay tribe in Baja California
Leyla Belyalova (1957-): an Uzbek ecologist who promotes the protection of Uzbekistan's natural ecosystems
Matt Rogers (1990-): an American comedian who co-hosts the podcast Las Culturistas with Bowen Yang
Faustina K. Rehuher-Marugg: a Palauan museum curator who served as the Minister of Community and Cultural Affairs and subsequently as State Minister of Palau (made as part of the Women in Red 'Women in Oceania' contest)
Fiona Hukula (1977-): a Papua New Guinean activist and advocate against gender-based violence (made as part of the Women in Red 'Women in Oceania' contest)
Savina Nongebatu (1969-): a Solomon Islands activist and advocate for the rights of disabled people in the Pacific region (made as part of the Women in Red 'Women in Oceania' contest)
Te Wharetoroa Tiniraupeka (1863-1964): a New Zealand weaver whose kahu waero was stolen, recovered, lost, and then recovered again, and is currently on display at Te Papa (made as part of the Women in Red 'Women in Oceania' contest)
Isabella Dageago: a Nauruan nurse and politicians who currently serves as Minister for Health, along other roles, in the Parliament of Nauru (made as part of the Women in Red 'Women in Oceania' contest)
Ndakasi (2007-2021): a mountain gorilla from the Virunga National Park who went viral in 2019 after photobombing a selfie