Female factor

In the 21st century, women across the globe are making indelible marks in various fields, redefining the narrative and inspiring generations to come. From business and technology to politics and activism, these influential women are breaking barriers and reshaping the world. Here, we celebrate the accomplishments of some of the most influential women of today.

In the annals of maritime history, the 16th century stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of Grace O’Malley, a name synonymous with rebellion, piracy, and a pioneering spirit that transcended the gender norms of her time. As Ireland’s “Pirate Queen,” her life’s narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Tudor reconquest, political upheaval, and

For centuries, the maritime world was a realm closed to women in Britain, a place where adventure, danger, and excitement seemed inaccessible. However, a courageous group of women defied societal norms, disguising themselves as men to partake in the maritime voyages of their dreams. Vivien Morgan, in her book “Cross-dressed to Kill,” unravels the remarkable

In the annals of maritime history, one name remained obscured for centuries—the extraordinary Jeanne Baret, the first woman to circumnavigate the globe. Unveiling a saga of disguise, daring, and devotion, Baret’s life was an odyssey replete with adventure and scientific triumphs. Forgotten Firsts: Despite her groundbreaking achievements, Jeanne Baret’s name languished in historical obscurity until