History Half-Told is a future Half-Seen.
For centuries, our histories have been written with half the ink-elevating a narrow spectrum of voices while silencing others. Women’s contributions have too often been footnotes or omissions, their knowledge dismissed, their discoveries attributed to others, their legacies buried. This isn’t just an issue of fairness-it’s a crisis of imagination. A future built on half-truths cannot see clearly. Beneath this lopsided chronicle lies a deeper truth: Women have always built civilisations, advanced knowledge, nurtured ecosystems, and held the threads of continuity through crisis and change. These women were never footnotes-they were foundations.