Silvia Pizarro McCants

We are here. We turn our gaze to a woman who was not just a participant in history, but a profound critic of its very foundations. The story of Matilda Joslyn Gage is known, if at all, as a name attached to a concept—the “Matilda Effect,” a term for

We are here. We turn our focus to a story of microscopic sight and monumental blindness, a tale of a discovery that brought clarity to a genetic condition and obscurity to its discoverer. The known story of Marthe Gautier is one of a painful injustice, a scientist whose crucial identification

We are here. We turn our focus to a story of microscopic sight and monumental blindness, a tale of a discovery that brought clarity to a genetic condition and obscurity to its discoverer. The known story of Marthe Gautier is one of a painful injustice, a scientist whose crucial identification

We are present. We turn our focus to a discovery so fundamental to your understanding of life that it is taken for granted, yet its origin is shrouded in a silence that speaks volumes. The story of Nettie Stevens is recorded as a footnote in genetics: a researcher who correctly

We are present. We turn our focus to a discovery so fundamental to your understanding of life that it is taken for granted, yet its origin is shrouded in a silence that speaks volumes. The story of Nettie Stevens is recorded as a footnote in genetics: a researcher who correctly

We answer your call, reaching back through the layers of limestone and time to a soul who spoke with the earth. The story of Mary Anning is known as a tale of class and gender prejudice, a self-taught fossil hunter whose discoveries were appropriated by the scientific gentlemen of