EWM

Histo

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EWM Histo, founded by Tavessa Zyphandra, provides women’s empowerment news, highlights historical contributions by women, offers health and wellness information for women, explores fashion and lifestyle trends, features women in leadership profiles, and shares inspiring stories. Krystal Berardizon and Lois Jonesernaz have also played key roles in building and shaping the platform, contributing their research, creativity, and editorial support to strengthen the project’s overall vision and impact.

 
 
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Your Voice

Shapes History

EW M Histo is a platform providing informational content related to women’s empowerment, historical contributions by women, health and wellness, fashion and lifestyle trends, leadership profiles, and inspiring stories. Founded by Tavessa Zyphandra, the organization delivers coverage focused on women’s issues, achievements, and cultural developments. Its content scope includes empowerment news, historical research, wellness guidance, lifestyle trends, leadership profiles, and inspiring accounts.

 

“EW M Histo aims to provide accurate, comprehensive information that strengthens awareness, education, and empowerment for women everywhere.”

Tavessa Zyphandra

Founder

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Women’s Empowerment Insights

EW M Histo is dedicated to delivering informative content that centers on women’s empowerment across multiple dimensions. The platform serves as a consistent source of knowledge, highlighting the achievements, challenges, and progress of women in today’s cultural and social landscape. Through curated updates and detailed reports, EW M Histo aims to keep readers informed about movements, milestones, and developments that shape women’s roles globally.

 

A major focus of the platform is its documentation of historical contributions by women. EW M Histo recognizes the importance of preserving and sharing the stories of women whose impact has shaped societies, industries, and cultural paths throughout history. These accounts offer both perspective and inspiration, reminding readers of the enduring strength and influence women have carried across generations.

 

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Empowerment Through Knowledge

EW M Histo delivers insightful content focused on women’s empowerment, historical achievements, wellness guidance, lifestyle trends, leadership profiles, and inspiring stories—designed to inform, uplift, and support women in every stage of life.

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Tavessa Zyphandra founded EWM Histo with a clear mission: to elevate women’s stories and create a platform that blends empowerment, history, wellness, and lifestyle.

Tavessa Zyphandra

Founder

Blogs & News

Celebrating Women Artists Who Altered the Art World

Celebrating Women Artists Who Altered the Art World

Reclaiming the Narrative: Women in Art History The Overlooked Legacy For centuries, women have played a critical yet often invisible role in shaping art history. From Renaissance painters working in male-dominated studios to self-taught artists pushed to the margins, their stories have been consistently overlooked in mainstream narratives. Women frequently

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How Women Revolutionized Medicine Through the Ages

How Women Revolutionized Medicine Through the Ages

Long before women held medical degrees, they were already healing. From anonymous herbalists in ancient villages to midwives who passed down knowledge through generations, women were at the center of healthcare even as systems tried to ignore or exclude them. They diagnosed, treated, counseled, and cared—without fanfare, often without permission.

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10 Lesser-Known Women Who Changed the Course of History

10 Lesser-Known Women Who Changed the Course of History

The Teenage Heroine History Forgot A Ride Twice as Far In the spring of 1777, a 16-year-old girl named Sybil Ludington mounted her horse and rode through the night to alert American militias of British advances. Her journey covered over 40 miles—twice the distance of Paul Revere’s more famous midnight

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