A visual arts initiative led by renowned photographer Emilie Sandy aims to highlight the opportunities available for women in the maritime industry. The SHE_SEES project, which debuted at the International Maritime Organization’s London headquarters in 2023, is set to unveil a new portrait next month.
This latest addition features Hannah Mills, celebrated as the most decorated female Olympic sailor in history. The project, supported by the Lloyds Register Foundation, seeks to reframe the narrative around women’s roles in shipping and maritime activities.
By showcasing influential figures like Mills, SHE_SEES aims to inspire future generations of women to pursue careers in this traditionally male-dominated field. The project not only celebrates women’s achievements but also emphasizes the importance of diversity in the maritime sector.
As the unveiling date approaches, anticipation grows for the impact of this portrait on perceptions of women in maritime professions. The initiative continues to foster dialogue about gender equality and opportunities for women in shipping.
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