Digital Defenders: How Women Are Leading The Fight Against Cybercrime

"Cybersecurity is not just a technical issue; it's a societal issue. We need to consider the human factor in our security strategies." - Angela Sasse

Europe, Culture, TechAishwarya Shastri1 November 2024Aishwarya ShastriComment

“No One Was Killed” - Confronting Conceptual Ladders of Violence

The feminist struggle, originally a campaign seeking to advance the rights of women, has intensified into an imagined conflict between men and women.

Advocacy & Policy, Violence Against Women, Europe, CultureElizabeth Sykes30 October 2024Elizabeth SykesComment

Something is Rotten in the State of Europe: Femicide in the EU

The Italian government contextualised femicide as a violent expression of misogyny. This echoes the common acknowledgement amongst international organisations, including UN Women, that femicide is a fatal consequence of gendered discrimination. Despite this understanding actions to enact systematic change, beyond superficial promises of educational reform, have not been taken.

Generation Z and the Great Gender Divide

Young women are more liberal than ever, but the same cannot be said for young men. Why has this gap emerged, and is it too late to close it?

Culture, Europe, Advocacy & Policy, UK, Economy, more top storiesLaura Darcey29 May 2024Laura DarceyComment

Motherhood and Feminism in Giorgia Meloni's Italy

In Meloni’s Italy, to be a woman is to be a mother, and the duty of motherhood is ensuring the continuation of a Christian, Italian nationhood through future generations. Immigrant or LGBTQ+ families are not part of this political imagination. They are instead treated as ideological threats to this unified identity.