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Monica Kraft

Monica Kraft, M.D., is an American scientist, medical professor and researcher . She is the System Chair of the Department of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Mount Sinai Health System. She is also the Murray M. Rosenberg Professor of Medicine. 
Kraft is the recipient of Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers 2000. 
==Education==
Kraft received her MD from the University of California in San Francisco, and completed her residency at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
==Career==
At University of Arizona, she was the Robert and Irene Flinn Endowed Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine and Deputy Director of the Asthma and Airways Disease Research Center. At Duke University, she was former Chief of the Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine; the Charles Johnson Distinguished Professor; and Director of the Asthma, Allergy and Airway Center. 
Kraft has also served as director of the Carl and Hazel Felt Laboratory in Adult Asthma Research and as medical director of the pulmonology physiology unit at the National Jewish Health in Denver.
As of 2022, Kraft is the System Chair of the Department of Medicine at Mount Sinai Health System and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. 
She has served as president of the American Thoracic Society in 2012 and 2013.
==Publications==
In addition to writing numerous journal articles, Kraft is an Associate Editor of the American Journal of Medicine, and a former Associate Editor of the European Respiratory Journal and the American Journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology. 
==Awards and recognition==
* Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
* The American Thoracic Society Distinguished Career Award
* The Elizabeth A. Rich Mentorship Award
* The American College of Chest Physicians Distinguished Educator Award
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Monica Romano

Monica J. Romano is an Italian activist, writer and politician. She’s the first transgender municipal councilor in Milan.Article of Italy 24 News "Monica Romano first transgender councilor in Milan Interview for Euronews "How a bill to fight homophobia has polarised Italy and sparked a culture war"
== Biography ==
She was born male in 1979 in Milan. She came from a working class family. Her mother is from La Spezia and her father is from Sicily. The mother, Francesca, passed the passion to her for study and culture and her father, Nino, waiter in a restaurant, passed passion for politics and Marxist view.
In 1997, she graduated from high school (classical lyceum).
In 1998 she rejected the male gender and began to live socially as a girl, choosing the name Monica.
The family supports her with great courage.Official website
In the same year she began her activism in associations and Italian LGBT movements, fascinated by her mentor Deborah Lambillotte. Her best-known battle is for transgender’s right to work.
Her activism has been going on for more than twenty years.Website of Transgender Association for Culture and Ethichs
In 2006 the Italian State, by judgment of the court, recognizes the name Monica as her legal name.
Of the masculine name which has been assigned to her at birth she keeps at an informal level only the “J”, to give memory, love and witness to the first nineteen years of his life, “but also to highlight a political positioning of rejection of binary logic, passing logic and normalizazion that have always oppressed transgender, non binary and gender non-conforming people and communities”.Official website
In 2007 she graduated in Political Science. 
In 2008 she wrote her first book “Transsexuality as Object of Discrimination”, essay about discrimination of transgender people in contemporary society.Presentation of the book "Transsexuality as Object of Discrimination" of Arcigay national association Interview for magazine "Donna Moderna": "A travel in transgender world"
In 2015 she wrote “Stories of XY girls”, a bildungsroman based on the story of his life"Stories of XY girls", 2015, Ugo Mursia's Editions and in 2017 she wrote “Gender (R) Evolution”, memoir about her activism, both books published by Ugo Mursia.</ref> Interview of "L'indice dei libri del mese": "Monica Romano: the potentials of LGBT publishing
In 2021 he ran for municipal elections in Milan with the Democratic Party supporting Mayor Beppe Sala and took 938 votes. She won the election and became the first transgender woman municipal councilor in the history of Milan.Article of Corriere della Sera "Monica Romano, the first transgender elected in Milan Article of Euronews "I'm tired of feeling invisible': LGBT anger after Italian bill to fight homophobia is rejected" 
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Category:Italian activists
Category:Italian writers
Category:Italian politicians
Monica Taylor

Monica Taylor (born January 12, 1983) is an American educator and politician. A member of the Democratic Party, Dr. Taylor has served on Delaware County Council since January 2020.
==Academic career==
Taylor is an Associate Professor and the Graduate Program Director at Temple University in the College of Public Health. Before joining Temple's Department of Kinesiology in 2022, Taylor was a Professor at the University of the Sciences, and St. Ambrose University.
==Political career==
In 2017, Taylor was elected to serve as a School Board Director for the Upper Darby School District. In addition to being an at-large representative for over 90,000 increasingly diverse residents, Taylor also served as the Co-Chair of the school district's Finance and Operations Committee.
On November 5, 2019 Taylor made history when she won her campaign for Delaware County Council, flipping it to Democratic control in over 150 years. She also became the first black woman to ever be elected to the position.
After becoming Chair of County Council in January 2022, Taylor led the effort to create a Health Department to serve the over 575,000 residents of Delaware County . 
In October 2022, Governor Tom Wolf appointed Taylor to a the Pennsylvania State Board of Education for a three year term. 
Taylor serves on the Board's Council of Basic Education, which is tasked with developing a "master plan for basic education Commonwealth."
==Personal life==
Taylor is a resident of Upper Darby Township where she lives with her husband Jason and their three daughters.
Category:1983 births
Category:American people
Category:Temple University alumni
Category:Educators
Category:Politicians
Category:Professors
Monika Arora

Monika Arora (born 28th August 1973) is an Indian lawyer practicing in the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi and District Courts. She represents Government of India as its Standing Counsel in Delhi High Court. 
==Education==
Arora graduated from Hindu College, Delhi University, with post-graduate degrees in law. 
She won many awards and scholarships during her student life including Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) and ShastriIndo-Canadian Scholarship for research abroad, when she studied at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. She also received Sahitya Shri Award from Hindi Sahitya Sammelan for her contribution in the field of education.
She served as president of Delhi University Students Union from 1993 to 1994. 
==Career==
She was enrolled as an Advocate with Bar Council of Delhi in 2007.
She has appeared for many high profile cases such as,
* She represented the Ministry of Home Affairs in the case where prayer was sought to lift the ban on the documentary on Nirbhaya case namely “India’s daughter”. 
* She represented New Delhi Municipal Council in the Court to get the illegal slaughterhouses closed in Delhi.
* She represented the Government of India in cases filed regarding regulating transport aggregators namely Uber, Ola.
* She represented Government of India in a case filed regarding Decriminalization of Marital Rape.
* She represented Dinanath Batra et. al. against The Hindus: An Alternative History, a book by Wendy Doniger for “heresies and factual inaccuracies” in the book. In an out of court settlement, the publisher Penguin India agreed to "pulp" all the copied of the book. 
== Monika Arora in the media ==
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==Activism==
Leading a group of Women advocates, she mentioned the Nirbhaya incident urging Chief Justice, Delhi High Court to take suomotocognizance and monitor the probe in the Nirbhaya rape case. Suomoto cognizance was taken by Delhi High Court thereafter. National Council Teachers Education (NCTE) had to include Sanskrit in the languages to be opted for Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) in June 2011 following a PIL filed by her.
==References==
== External Links ==
*Monika Arora official website
*Monika Arora on Twitter
*Monika Arora on Facebook
*Monika Arora on Youtube
Category:Living people
Category:Lawyers
Category:Indian lawyers
Category:1973 births
Category:Indian women lawyers
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Category:Delhi High Court lawyers
Monika Wanat

Monika Wanat (born 1991 in Warsaw).. – polish scientist, artist, and photographer. PhD in Natural Sciences.
==Scientific activity==
Her scientific career is devoted to the use of quantum crystallography methods in the study of pharmaceutical compounds. She is a co-author of 10 scientific papers in journals such as JACS, IUCrJ, Molecules, Crystal Growth & Design, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, including 7 papers as a first author. She was Principal Investigator of the two grants from the Polish National Science Centre . Her entire scientific achievements were awarded the Scholarship of the Polish Minister of Science and Higher Education for Outstanding Young Scientists
==Artistic activity==
The medium used by Monika Wanat in her artistic projects is photography. Her artworks have been awarded in international competitions - New York Photography Awards (Silver Winner in the People/Culture category) and Tokyo International Foto Awards (Honorable Mention in the Fine Art/Portrait category). She works in the cycles "Psyche" and “Not for us”. In her artworks, she wants to emphasize the psychological layer of internal and external interactions of the photographed people - both human and animals, which she does not differentiate. So far, she has been working in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.. Her artworks were presented at the post-competition exhibition at the Ethnographic Museum in Torun, Poland and at the Artshow – the Festival of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Category:1991 births
Category:Polish scientists
Category:Artists
Category:Photographers
Monique Farmer

Monique Farmer is an American author and academic at the Stan Richards School of Advertising and Public Relations at the University of Texas at Austin, focused on public relations techniques. She is also a former professor of practice at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln from 2019 to 2022. Farmer has contributed to academic research, including a presentation on crisis communication management, and a co-authored paper on crisis communication in the Newspaper Research Journal.
Farmer has received the UNL PRSSA National Bateman Competition Award, NSPRA Gold Medallion Awards, PRSA Nebraska Professional of the Year Award, as well as the PRSA Silver Anvil Award in Government Crisis Communications. She was the first Black President of PRSA Nebraska, and honored with the Special Achievement in Public Relations award.
Category:American people
Category:American authors
Category:Professors
Monique Mae

Monique Mae is an Asian American pornographic actress, life long swinger, media personality and Twitch streamer. She is still active in the porn community in 2024 and has an active OnlyFans and films for professional studios from time to time. She may also be found on Twitch where she plays and streams video games along side of her husband, Christian Mae. She is very open about her and her husbands lifestyle and always happy to discuss it, rather on Twitch, YouTube or Reddit and X.
Category:Pornographic film actresses
Category:Media personalities
Category:Twitch streamers
Category:American people
Monitask

Monitask is a SaaS and employee monitoring tool launched in 2016 . It has desktop software and web based components.
A multi-functional employee monitoring software with PM and time tracking capabilities.
==Features==
* Employee Screenshots
* Track Time
* Mouse and Keyboard Activity
* Online Timesheets
* Zapier integrations was introduced later in 2020.
==Reception==
In 2020 Monitask was awarded Product Leader badge of Crozdesk.
 
Monitask have special terms for non-profits.
Category:Software companies 
Category:Software companies established in 2016
Category:2016 software
Mononesh Das

Mononesh Das is a Bengali journalist. He has been doing journalism since the letterpress era in the Mymensingh region.
==Early life==
He was born on March 23, 1975, in Muktagachha Mujati village of the district.
==Career==
He is doing journalism in The Daily Ittefaq, Bdnews24.com, Dhaka Times Twenty-Four.com, and his news and pictures have been published in various newspapers.
Category:1975 births
Category:Journalists from West Bengal
Monsha'at El-Qanater

Monsha'at El-Qanater is a Subdivisions of Markaz and city in Giza Governorate, Egypt.
Monsha'at Al-Qanater Center and City is Giza Governorate's northernmost Markaz and was established in 1998. The monsha'at Al-Qanater became a part of the 6th of October Governorate when the governarate was founded in 2008. However, the governorate itself was abolished in 2011 and monsha'at Al Qanater became a markaz in Giza Governorate once more.
Category:Egypt
Category:Categories by country and city
Monsido

Monsido is a multinational Software-as-a-Service company that provides a platform for managing web governance. Monsido was founded in 2014, with headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark, and operates in North America, Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland, and the Asia Pacific.
== History ==
Monsido was founded in 2014, in Copenhagen, Denmark, by Jannik Grøntved, Thomas Christensen, Tim Warberg, and Jacob Riff. In 2016, Monsido opened offices in the United States and Australia. In September 2018, Monsido raised its first investment from Vækstfonden, The Danish Growth Fund. In January 2020, Monsido raised an additional $16.9 million in funding from Vækstfonden and Level Equity, a growth equity firm based in New York and San Francisco. Monsido opened an office in the United Kingdom in 2020.
== Services and Products ==
The company’s web governance platform consists of modules that identify errors on websites and provide suggestions for improvement. The modules scan for issues across website content quality, web accessibility as per the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, brand and content policies, search engine optimization (SEO), data privacy, and website performance. Monsido also partners and integrates with software provider CommonLook to provide accessibility scans and remediation for PDFs.
 
Category:Software companies
Category:Software companies established in 2014
Category:Software companies of Denmark
Monsters (All Time Low song)

"Monsters" is a song by rock band All Time Low featuring Blackbear. The song was written by Andrew Goldstein (musician) FRND, Kevin Fisher, Jack Barakat, Alex Gaskarth, and Blackbear, and produced by Zakk Cervini and Gaskarth. The song was originally released on April 3, 2020 by Fueled By Ramen, as part of the band's eighth studio album Wake Up, Sunshine. Following 11 weeks at number one on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart, the song was re-released with vocals by Demi Lovato on December 4, 2020. 
Speaking to PEOPLE, Gaskarth said Lovato was recruited for a re-release of the track because she had been a "friend for over ten years" and "genuinely has one of the best voices in modern music and always sounds authentic and incredible singing any genre, particularly when she's leaning into rock or punk." Meanwhile, Lovato shared on Twitter that she was "stoked" to be on a song with both All Time Low and Blackbear.
The song was All Time Low's first number one at Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart in September 2020, and has since remained number one for 11 weeks.
Lyric videos were released for the song, with cartoon illustrations of the All Time Low band members and Blackbear running away from monstrous figures. After the release of the Demi Lovato version, a new lyric video was uploaded, where an animation representing Lovato is included in the lyric video as well, coordinated with when she sings her verses of the song. 
* Digital download and streaming
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Category:Pop rock
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Montagu Montagu

Captain Montagu Montagu (1787-1863) was a Captain in the Royal Navy, and an author and autograph collector. His published works include original poetry, as well as translations of Friedrich Schiller and Giovanni Battista Casti, religious controversy, and editions of the Psalms.
Montagu entered the Royal Navy in 1799. He was appointed Captain on 2 November 1805.
He died at Bath on July 3 1863.
* Montagu, Montagu., and Philip Bowes V. Broke. England Victorious, a Poem upon the Capture of the American Frigate Chesapeake. To Which Is Prefixed Captain Broke's Official Letter Relating the Action [&c.], 1814.
* Casti, Giovanni Battista, and Montagu Montagu. The Trè Giuli, Tr. [into Verse by M. Montagu] with a Memoir, 1826
* Schiller, Friedrich, and Montagu Montagu. The Song of the Bell, and Other Poems, Tr. [by M. Montagu], 1839
* Gresset, Jean Baptiste L., and Montagu Montagu. Vert-vert, a Poem, Tr. by M. Montagu, 1840. 
* Casti, Giovanni Battista., and Montagu Montagu. The Three Groats. New ed., 1841.
* The Seven Penitential Psalms, in Verse, with an Appendix, by M. Montagu. 1844 and 1851.
* The Psalms, in a New Version, Fitted to the Tunes Used in Churches, by M.Montagu, 1846 and 1851.
* Dirge for Wellington [signed M.M.], 1852.
* Good Morning and Good Night [signed M.M. In Verse], 1852.
* Yes and No [signed M.M. In Verse], 1852.
* The Birth of the Leek [signed M.M. In Verse], 1853.
* Selection, from the Psalms in a New Version, of All the Entire Psalms or Parts of Others Suitable for Singing, by M. Montagu, 1854.
* Crimean Graves (ode). With 6 Sonnets, 1856. 
* Fifty Sonnets on Various Subjects, 1860
* Fifty More Sonnets on Various Subjects, 1861.
Montagu bequeathed a collection of manuscripts and printed books to the Bodleian Libraries in 1863. This collection consists of c.700 volumes in various branches of literature. These dated from the 16th- 19th century and included copies of work by classical authors, English and Italian poetry, and papers relating to the works of Shakespeare.
Specific works include 90 editions and versions of the Psalter, works on Psalmody, editions of Anacreon, Horace, Juvenal, Phaedrus, Petrarch, Boileau and Jean de La Fontaine|La Fontaine. The collection also contains topographical and biographical works with additional engravings. A small sketch of the profile of Napoleon I, by the well-known Italian artist Giuseppe Longhi, also accompanied the collection.
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Montana Memory Project

The Montana Memory Project (MMP) aims to provide open access to digital materials regarding historical and contemporary Montana. “These materials provide opportunities for education, genealogy research, business, pleasure, and lifelong learning.”“About The Montana Memory Project,” Montana Memory Project, accessed April 9, 2020, http://docs.msl.mt.gov/mmpweb/webpagedocs/PDFfiles/01.AbouttheMMP.pdf MMP includes many historical materials such as books, maps, diaries, oral histories, art. Any medium is acceptable as long as it relates to Montana.
Collections include records of cattle drives, the Anaconda Mining Company, school yearbooks, newspapers, obituaries, etc. It is linked to projects such as the Mountain West Digital Library, the Digital Public Library of America, Chronicling America, Montana Newspapers, and Women's History Matters.
This project’s goal is to disseminate historical materials further than they would be able to go in a museum or library special collection, where they are often kept under lock and key for preservation purposes. Digitizing these materials allows people who cannot visit these locations to see them and conduct formal or casual research from home.Gail Schontzler, “Montana Memory Project puts our history online,” Bozeman Daily Chronicle, April 5, 2019, https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/ruckus/events/montana-memory-project-puts-our-history-online/article_5d53beb0-1e5b-5062-9cfc-8412e973a143.html These records will allow for further historical information to be distributed in an accessible manner. 
The Montana Memory Project was established in 2005 when Bruce Newell, the Montana State Library commissioner, “pushed for the creation of a program to help libraries statewide collect and preserve the history and culture of their communities.”Scozzaro, Carrie. “The Montana Memory Project.” Big Sky Journal, September 29, 2020. https://bigskyjournal.com/the-montana-memory-project/. The MMP developed slowly out of this original project as logistics and technology evolved alongside interest in the project. 
Jennifer Birnel became the director of the project in 2013, and she still holds the position today. 
All Montana’s institutions are welcome to contribute to the database, which is based in the Montana State Library and the Montana Historical Society. Individuals are not eligible to contribute, in order to ensure all sources have official, secure locations that people can visit if they choose to do so.
A few contributors include:
* Billings Public Library
* Blaine County Library
* Bozeman Public Library
* Bridger Women's Club
* Gallatin History Museum
* Glacier National Park Archives
* Lewis & Clark Library
* MSU Billings Library
* Madison Valley Public Library
* Montana Historical Society Research Center
* Montana State Library
* Montana State University Library
* Museum of the Rockies
* Yellowstone Historic Center
* Yellowstone Research Library
 
Category:Digital electronics
Category:Projects established in 2005
Montasser AlDe'emeh

Montasser AlDe'emeh (Arabic: منتصر يوسف علي الدعمة) (Jordan, April 8, 1989) is a Belgian-Palestinian academic and islamologist.
==Biography==
Montasser’s parents were both born in Mandatory Palestine. In 1948, his family fled from Sabbarin, a village in the subdistrict of Haifa that was ethnically cleansed. The family ended up in the Nur Shams camp, in the northern part of the West Bank. During the Six-Day War in 1967, his family fled to Jordan. In 1991, Two-year-old Montasser, arrived in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean.
==Doctoral research==
At the KU Leuven he is researching Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) in Syria. During his doctoral study, he went to Syria to interview fighters from the Al-Nusra Front. AlDe’emeh tries to help young people turn away from radical ideology. In 2019, he visited the Gweran Prison in Al-Hasakah, where he interviewed Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant prisoners. AlDe’emeh believes there are two profiles of jihadists: the naive idealists and the more violent extremists prepared to strike in their homeland.
==Death threats==
Montasser’s work has landed him on a ISIS hit list.
Category:1989 births
Category:Academia
Category:Jordan islamologist