My dear GFPs. I have to begin this edition with a HUGE thank you to the very very many of you who took the time to write to me and tell me about the ways Invisible Women changed your mind, or how you used it to change the minds of those around you, or, best of all, how it inspired you (as researchers, mums, dads, police officers, teachers, students, data analysts, aid workers, professors, doctors, engineers and so on and so on, my god you are a diverse and impressive bunch!) to take action. I was overwhelmed by the response -- partly by the sheer volume, but also the thoughtfulness, the kindness, the out-and-out amazingness of you all. Such an inspiring bunch of emails I felt so privileged to read, and such an inspiring group of readers I feel so lucky to have. For some personal reasons, this week has been really hard for me, and you were a bright spot in an otherwise gruelling and emotionally extremely difficult week. So, thank you. You are an inspiration to me to keep going. GFPs forever ❤️✊In other news, GFPs made the FT!...the bestselling non-fiction author and researcher Caroline Criado Perez shares her “righteous data rage” and pithy thoughts on the gender data gap with over 25,000 subscribers to her Invisible Women newsletter on the online platform Revue. Righteous data rage ftw!