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.
These headlines are not only tiresome and lazy but also perpetuate harmful stereotypes, failing to recognise the profound courage and quest for justice demonstrated by survivors like Gisele Pelicot. The recent headline in the Telegraph regarding the case of Gisele Pelicot is a disgusting example of the pervasive misogyny that continues to plague media…
Olympic Star’s Life Cut Short: The Brutal Reality of Male Violence Against Women The tragic death of Ugandan Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has cast a dark shadow over the world of sports and highlighted the persistent and horrifying issue of men’s violence against women. Cheptegei, a 33-year-old marathon runner, was doused in petrol and set…
Tragic Death of Nurse Highlights Rising Violence Against Migrant Workers in Newry The tragic death of Anu Okusanya, a nurse who collapsed and died after fleeing from a gang of thugs in Newry, has cast intense scrutiny on the escalating violence against migrant workers in the area and the apparent inaction of the Police…
Physical Vascular Therapy is a revolutionary treatment that targets key areas of the body using a pulsed electromagnetic field to deliver a special, patented signal configuration. This therapy aims to improve restricted microcirculation, which is the blood flow in the smallest blood vessels. By enhancing microcirculation, Physical Vascular Therapy supports cell maintenance, ensuring that cells…
The Silent Struggle of Children Without School Places, Parents Battle for Their Children’s Right to Education We often take for granted the routine of returning to school, grumbling about the cost of uniforms and books, and the hassle of preparing lunches. However, we should spare a thought for the children who do not have a…
Unveiling the Dark Legacy of Institutional Cruelty Last night, RTE1 aired a harrowing documentary titled “STOLEN,” which delved into the dark and depraved world of slavery and cruelty that many women found themselves ensnared in. It was a hard watch, a cruel reminder of the control exerted by both the church and the state,…
The hidden cost of skipping holidays that is hurting your workforce. A recent survey by FRS Recruitment has revealed a concerning trend – over 40% of workers failed to use their full holiday entitlements last year. This statistic is alarming, considering the critical role that rest and recuperation play in maintaining both physical and…
Goodbye to a Trailblazer – Celebrating the Life of Nell McCafferty Nell McCafferty, born on March 28, 1944, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, was a towering figure in Irish journalism, literature, and feminist activism. Her life and work have left an indelible mark on Irish society, particularly in the realms of women’s…
Over the weekend, I finally had a chance to see “It Ends With Us”, a film I’d been eager to watch since missing its premiere. The buzz surrounding the movie has been inescapable, with nearly every website plastered with stories about the stars and their so-called “artistic differences.” Blake Lively, along with writer and producer…
Rhasidat Adeleke – A Trailblazer in Irish Athletics In a historic moment for Irish athletics, Rhasidat Adeleke has become the first Irish woman to reach an Olympic sprint final. The 21-year-old sprinter from Tallaght has etched her name in the annals of sports history by finishing second in her 400m semi-final with an impressive time…