June 19, 2025…The world is spinning faster than ever. From technology and culture to media and emerging economic systems, transformation is happening at lightning speed.
But as these systems evolve, one crucial question arises: “Where are women’s voices in the making of the future?”
We believe that women shouldn’t merely “catch up” they should lead the design of what’s next.
Our vision for Women Re-Coding the Future is not about asking for space; it’s about reclaiming it — in systems, narratives, and design.
This inspiration comes from six powerful books, found at the Maruey Library in the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET). Each offers a compelling perspective on how women have shaped and are continuing to shape the world.
Extraordinary Women in History by Leah Gail
Tells the stories of 70 fearless women who broke barriers and changed history proof that courage rewrites the narrative.
Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez
Reveals how data and design systems built around male defaults exclude women impacting equity, safety, and access.
A History of Women in 101 Objects by Annabelle Hirsch
From bras to dolls to typewriters, everyday objects become vessels of hidden herstories that history books often ignore.
When Women Invented Television by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong
Unveils the contributions of pioneering women in early American television trailblazers who redefined media behind the scenes.
The Female Gaze by Alicia Malone
Challenges the male dominated lens of cinema and shows how women tell deeper, richer, and more inclusive stories.
Women Behind the Wheel by Nancy A. Nichols
From driving cars to driving economies, women’s movement is more than symbolism it’s a force of real-world impact.
Together, these six books lay the foundation for our new editorial direction: Women Re-Coding the Future. Because “Re-Coding” is not just about technology it’s about rewriting the definition of leaders, innovators, creatives, and changemakers, beyond the old paradigms that often excluded women.
These are not just stories about women. They are calls to reclaim space, redefine thinking, and reshape systems from how we travel, watch films, and build digital platforms, to how we remember history.
Women Re-Coding the Future is about crafting a new chapter one where women are not just background players, but leaders, designers, and authors of what’s to come.
