The feminist movement has garnered serious momentum in Ireland over the past decade. But, how has the European Union helped shape the path to gender equality in Ireland over the past forty years?
A History of Women’s Rights in Ireland: What has the European Union done for us? Read Post »
Since the election of populist far-right forces, Italy has seen a serious regression in women’s rights – which recently culminated in Italy hosting the ultra-conservative World Congress of Families. So, how serious is the situation in Italy and how will voting for feminist candidates in the upcoming EU elections help?
Why Voting for a Feminist Europe Will Help Counteract Italy’s War on Women Read Post »
As the erosion of women’s rights continues in a number of Member States, electing feminist MEPs for the next European Parliament term is crucial. The backlash on women’s rights in Italy demonstrates why.
Italy needs a Europe that protects Gender Equality more than ever Read Post »
Feminist strategies in peace and security are crucial to ensure fundamental rights inside and outside the EU. A meaningful commitment from the EU towards a gender-sensitive response is key. Sexual and gender-based violence at EU’s external borders can only be tackled by embracing feminist activism in policy-making – and by voting those politicians who do so.
Feminist Activism in Peace and Security Read Post »
More women in politics will not just happen one day. In this blog, I draw from the Dutch experience and conversations I had with politicians and activists. Focus on the things you can do as an individual to get more women involved in politics. Here are my 5 lessons.
More Women in Politics – You Can Make it Happen Read Post »
Europe has made progress towards creating more gender equal societies but does that mean we’re done? No. While I feel lucky to be born in one of the most progressive countries in the world, gender roles and the stereotypes linked to them persist in today’s society.
Are we done now?! Feminism in Europe from a Belgian Perspective Read Post »
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