Anita Whyte Moran is driven by her passion for empowering women and promoting gender equality, Anita founded The FEMCAST, a ground-breaking podcast and website. The FEMCAST serves as a movement fuelled by women's voices, ideas, and vision for equality. Anita's mission is to educate, empower, and encourage women to use their voices, share their stories, and raise awareness of women's issues. The FEMCAST aims to strengthen women's rights and celebrate women everywhere. Anita's involvement in important social and political events is evident through campaigning actively for Marriage Equality and the repeal of the Eight Amendment, showcasing her commitment to advocating for equality and women's rights.

Misogynistic Terrorism on Rise

The recent murders of six people in Sydney’s Bondi Junction over the weekend has sent shockwaves through communities, reigniting discussions on misogyny, violence, and the dangerous echo chambers of online extremism. As details emerge, it becomes increasingly evident that the perpetrator’s actions were not merely isolated acts of violence but indicative of a broader societal…

#HerNameIs Sarah McNally

In a bustling New York bar, amidst a crowd of people on a Saturday night, one would assume safety is a given. Yet, the recent stabbing of Sarah McNally, an Irishwoman living in New York, shattered that illusion.   In a horrific act of violence, Sarah was attacked by her boyfriend, right in the presence…

Remembering Professor Evan Stark: A Pioneer in Understanding Coercive Control

Remembering Professor Evan Stark, sociologist, forensic social worker, widely published author and an award-winning researcher with an international reputation for his innovative work on the legal, policy and health dimensions of interpersonal violence, including its effects on children.   A towering figure whose groundbreaking work on coercive control has revolutionised our understanding and approach to…

Change begins with us

In the pursuit of societal change, the adage “if you want to see change, be the change” rings true, serving as a shining example of inspiration for those advocating for progress. I had the privilege of participating in a transformative training day with the Limerick branch of Women’s Collective Ireland, an experience that not only…

#HerNameIs Claire Collins

Claire Collins, was just 51 years old when she was murdered. Her story serves as another pervasive and devastating impact of domestic violence on families. Claire, not only lost her own life but left behind two shattered daughters and a grandchild who will never have the opportunity to know their grandmother. The ripple effect of…