Anita Whyte Moran, fuelled by her passion for empowering women and promoting gender equality, founded The FEMCAST, a trailblazing podcast and website. The FEMCAST is a dynamic movement driven by women's voices, ideas, and visions for equality. Anita's mission is to educate, empower, and encourage women to harness the power of their voices, speak out, share their stories, and raise awareness of women's issues. Through The FEMCAST, she aims to strengthen women's rights and celebrate women everywhere.

Fertility, Trauma & the Journey to Parenthood with Fertility Expert Helena Tubridy

Breaking the Silence – The Emotional Toll of Fertility Issues Fertility issues is more than just a medical journey, it’s an emotional, psychological, and societal challenge that millions face, yet few openly discuss. The road to parenthood can be filled with obstacles, heartbreak, and hope, but too often, these struggles are minimised or swept under…

What We Ignore in Workplaces Fuels Violence Everywhere – It’s Time for Zero Tolerance

Workplace Abuse – The Silent Contributor to Society’s Violence Epidemic   Ignoring abuse in workplaces daily is a significant contributory factor to the ongoing epidemic of violence across society, particularly domestic abuse. The continuous acceptance of intimate partner violence behind closed doors is reflected in our tolerance of abusive behaviours in professional settings.   Think…

Shining a Light on Sexual Harassment and Rape Culture

In our latest series, we’re tackling the silences that perpetuate injustice.   Kicking off with a deep dive into Reported.ie, we’ll uncover how this groundbreaking platform is empowering survivors of sexual harassment and violence to speak out – anonymously and safely.   Each year, countless incidents of sexual harassment and rape go unreported, leaving victims…

Barry Murphy Jailed for 14 Years for Rape, Coercive Control, and Abuse of Lisa O’Meara

Shattering the Silence   The conviction and sentencing of Barry Murphy for his crimes against Lisa O’Meara is a sobering reminder of the dark reality of domestic violence. Murphy, a 39-year-old from Offaly, was sentenced to 14-and-a-half years for coercive control, rape, assault, and false imprisonment of his former partner. While justice has been served,…