Gal Gadot is helping pay tribute to other heroines. The “Wonder Woman” star is signed on to exec produce a Nat Geo short-form doc series that “follows the stories of young women around the world who overcome obstacles and do extraordinary things,” Deadline reports. Titled “#impact,” the six-part digital series will be directed by Oscar winner Vanessa Roth.

“I couldn’t think of a better partner than Gal Gadot for such an inspiring digital series about fearless young women who choose not to be defined by their circumstances, but rather create their own stories,” said National Geographic Global Television Networks President Courteney Monroe. “These powerful stories of resilience and perseverance need to be told, and by releasing them first across our digital and social platforms, we’re bringing awareness of their achievements to a broader audience.”

Gadot added, “I’m deeply honored to bring awareness to these young women who are the true heroes among us. By partnering with National Geographic, I’m tapping into their massive and unparalleled global reach to ensure that #impact is followed by the largest audience possible. Together we’re making a true impact by sharing these incredible stories that will empower, lift, and inspire women all over the world.”

Best known for her leading role in Patty Jenkins’ box office smash “Wonder Woman,” Gadot’s other acting credits include the “Fast & Furious” franchise and “Keeping Up with the Joneses.” Among the projects on her packed slate are Holocaust drama “Irena Sendler” and a Showtime series about actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr. She’s starring in and producing both projects. You can catch Gadot next in Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman 1984,” set to hit theaters June 5.

Roth took home an Academy Award in 2008 for producing Cynthia Wade’s short doc “Freeheld.” Her directing credits include “Daughters of Destiny,” a short docuseries about a boarding school for girls in India, and “American Teacher,” a portrait of the lives and careers of four teachers.