National Geographic has announced the six inspiring women featured in the new documentary series IMPACT WITH GAL GADOT. The series follows powerful stories of resilient young women around the globe who overcome obstacles and do extraordinary things. The first woman featured is a 19-year-old college student in Puerto Rico who is on a mission to ensure that every person struggling has access to clean and safe water after Hurricane Maria devastated the island. She is also a trauma therapist in Half Moon Bay, California, who lost her twin sister to COVID-19 and is turning her grief into impact by healing women through surf therapy. A formally homeless transwoman in Memphis, Tennessee, is building houses for other transgender women in need of homes. A ballerina in the most dangerous area of Brazil, who through dance has created a community that lifts young girls towards a better future, is also featured. A figure skater who has broken barriers in her sport and dedicates her life to coaching and empowering young girls of color on and off the ice is another woman featured. And finally, the first female chief of a coastal southern Louisiana tribe, who is expected to be among the first climate refugees in the United States, is also part of the series.