The Forgotten

The Forgotten Wife: Harriet Shelley, Suicide, and the Erasure of Women’s Pain

On World Suicide Prevention Day, we remember a young woman written out of history — and the patterns of silence that still echo.

Sep 10 •

Catherine of Aragon: 'No Way'

Survivor of Patriarchy, Gaslighting, and a King with a God Complex

Sep 10 •

Five Shillings for Safety: Catherine Doran and Domestic Violence in 1830s Dublin

What one woman’s testimony reveals about survival, silence, and the price of justice in nineteenth-century Ireland

Sep 3 •

🚨 Episode 1 of The Forgotten is Live

Survivor histories of abuse, coercion, and silence

Aug 30 •

Henry VIII: The OG Coercive Controller

How England’s most infamous king weaponised marriage, law and power in patterns we now call coercive control

Aug 28 •

‘She Now Forgave Him’: Forgiveness, Coercive Control, and the Case of Patrick Curran, 1808

When a woman forgave her abuser in court - and the press amplified her words - it revealed how coercive control shaped the lives of ordinary Irish…

Aug 25 •

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