Welcome to "HerStory," a groundbreaking initiative by Together for a Cause, as we celebrate our tenth anniversary.
Celebrate Women's History Month with HerStory, as we embark on a journey to honor the remarkable women of Saudi Arabia who have defied odds, shattered glass ceilings, and left an indelible mark on history. Through the transformative power of storytelling, we aim to inspire, educate, and spark change by spotlighting the incredible achievements and contributions of women in our lives.Whether it's your mom, aunt, sister, grandmother, friend, colleague, or any woman you admire and want the world to know her story.
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We invite you to share a photograph and brief story about the women who have influenced you.These collected moments will come together in a book and an art exhibition, showcasing the impressive accomplishments and contributions of the women who've made a lasting impact on our lives.
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Let's come together to create a tribute where each woman's story is not only acknowledged but celebrated with a smile. Join us in shaping a future where every woman's story is heard, honored, and celebrated, because every story deserves to be told.
Instructions for submission
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Fill out the provided form with the required details.
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Upload a high-quality photograph of the person, preferably pre-2000, in black and white or color.
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Write a paragraph explaining the individual's impact on your life and why their story is significant.
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Submissions are accepted in Arabic or English until March 30, 2024.
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Refer to the example for format guidance.
Disclaimer!
By submitting content, you provide Together For A Cause with full rights for publication, printing, and sharing.
History lesson!
Throughout history, women have played pivotal roles in shaping societies, cultures, and economies, contributing significantly to various fields. However, their achievements have often been marginalized or overlooked in historical narratives, reflecting deep-seated biases. From ancient civilizations to the present, women have excelled in science, literature, politics, and activism, yet their stories remain underrepresented. In recent years, there's been a commendable effort to rectify this imbalance, with historians and advocates working to uncover and highlight the accomplishments of women, fostering a more accurate and inclusive understanding of our shared past. By amplifying these voices, we not only acknowledge individual contributions but also pave the way for a more equitable historical narrative that inspires future generations to challenge gender norms and break down barriers.
