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Honoring and Preserving Shared Human Journeys

We believe that every story holds the power to shape the future. By combining meticulous archival preservation with visual and qualitative advocacy, we connect individual voices to global dialogues.

Measurement & Transparency

Our
Impact.

We are building the world's leading center for the preservation, study, advocacy, and protection of female-headed households in real-time displacement. This is our living record of accountability.

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"The way a policy is written tells you exactly who the people writing it were willing to hear."

Our Reach

The Impact We Made

528K+

Total People Reached

Impressions generated across eleven platforms, amplifying the voices of female-headed households globally.

15

Narrators

Women from Goma, Nakivale, Gaza, Cox's Bazar, and beyond sharing their truths.

67+

Hours Archived

Raw oral history audio protected and prepared for permanent university preservation.

66,000+

Words Processed

Transcribed testimony translating directly into historical record and policy action.

6+

Countries

Footprint expanding across Jordan, Palestine, Bangladesh, DR Congo, Uganda, & Nigeria.

The Reports Library

Access our detailed operational, financial, and programmatic insights. We operate on a foundation of absolute transparency.

Latest Publication

Inaugural Impact Report

Covering: Summer 2025 — June 2026

How a simple idea grew into a mission. This founding snapshot details our first 67 hours of collection, the launch of our Story-to-Action Labs, and the financial breakdown of our first active months.

Late 2026 Impact Update

Upcoming

Covering July — December 2026. Includes the Nigeria Art Exhibit launch and ARWNET Mass Collection updates.

Expected: Jan 2027

2027 Annual Report

Future

Transitioning to comprehensive 12-month reporting cycles.

Where The Money Went

Financial Overview

A transparent operating snapshot of our founding year. Every dollar accounted for across wages, programming, infrastructure, and operations to get this mission off the ground.

Total Invested $81,019
Core Team Wages & Fellowships
$36,000 44.4%
Event Programming
$7,019 8.7%
Website & Domain Dev
$6,400 7.9%
Oral History Production
$5,500 6.8%
Admin, Art, Marketing & Other
$26,100 32.2%

Includes Art Programming, Social Media, Software, Podcasts & FHH Policy Trackers.

Support Our Next Phase

Fund the Future of the Archive

We are actively seeking sponsorship to unlock the ARWNET Mass Collection (52 orgs in 20 countries), continue work in Uganda, and unpause the Goma Oral History Project.

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