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.
When public figures like Gregg Wallace dismiss harassment allegations, what message does it send to employees experiencing similar issues in their own jobs? Gregg Wallace’s response to accusations of inappropriate behaviour has ignited widespread backlash and raised serious questions about workplace culture and accountability. The allegations against the MasterChef presenter include inappropriate sexual jokes, undressing…
Women on Trial: How Nikita Hand’s Case Highlights the Treatment of Rape Survivors The civil rape case brought against Conor McGregor has captured national and international attention, drawing intense scrutiny to the treatment of victims in sexual assault trials. The case, which concluded with a jury finding McGregor guilty of rape and awarding the plaintiff,…
Where Does the Entitlement Stem From? A recent report by Women’s Aid, conducted in partnership with Core, sheds light on the troubling persistence of traditionalist views of manhood among Irish men. Despite decades of progress toward gender equality, two in five Irish men still hold traditionalist attitudes, while more than half agree or remain uncertain…
Women Are Done Waiting. When Will Women Finally Be Paid Their Worth? As of today, I, like many women across the globe, am effectively working for free for the rest of the year. This isn’t hyperbole – it’s a harsh reality. The gender pay gap is now 11.3%, up from 10.7% last year. This disparity…
50 Men, One Voice – Gisèle Pelicot Takes a Stand Against Sexual Violence In a courtroom in Avignon, France, a 71-year-old woman stood before the world and transformed her trauma into a clarion call for justice. Gisèle Pelicot’s unyielding courage, her demand for transparency, and her ability to hold an entire patriarchal system to account…
Breaking the Silence: Tackling Northern Ireland’s Hidden Crisis of Domestic Violence Domestic violence in Northern Ireland has reached alarming levels, resembling a hidden pandemic that cannot be ignored. Despite its devastating impact, society often fails to treat violence against women within intimate relationships with the seriousness it warrants. Why is it that women’s murders in…
Family and community await answers as Gardaí detain long-standing person of interest, reigniting hope for justice in the unsolved disappearance of JoJo Dullard. JoJo Dullard’s disappearance nearly three decades ago left a deep wound in her family and community, one that has festered in the uncertainty and heartbreak of not knowing what happened to…
The recent report by Women’s Aid, in collaboration with Trinity College Dublin and the Disabled Gender-Based Violence Taskforce, reveals the harrowing experiences of disabled women who endure abuse from their intimate partners. This study, titled “Disabled Women’s Experience of Intimate Partner Abuse in Ireland,” reveals the profound cruelty and manipulation faced by these women, who often…
Thank you for your courage Kathleen. In a world where silence often shrouds the darkest corners of domestic abuse, Kathleen Correia’s decision to waive her legal right to anonymity stands as a beacon of courage and hope. Her story is not just a personal testament but a powerful message to countless others trapped in the…
In a poignant episode of our podcast, I had the opportunity to speak with Julie Adams, a mother who has turned her grief into a powerful campaign against domestic violence. Julie’s daughter, Molly Adams, tragically died by suicide after enduring relentless domestic abuse. Julie is now advocating for legislative changes to prevent perpetrators of domestic…
