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Dawn-Maria France[1], from Yorkshire, is an accomplished writer, magazine editor, broadcaster, caregiver, and mental health advocate. She actively promotes awareness of male breast cancer and has served as an ambassador for a cancer charity and a judge for the menopause awards. As a British journalist and published author of children's literature, her achievements include:
Nomination for Leeds Woman of the Year
- Recipient of the English Women's Award for Service to the Media and Journalism.
- Recognition as a Yorkshire Inspirational Woman, alongside figures such as Dame Judi Dench, Baroness Betty Boothroyd, and the Brontë Sisters.
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