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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 50 MIN

Taking Action Where Others Felt Powerless: Changing a system with Co-Founder of Enough | Katie White

from Seat At My Table Podcast · host talullahlake

There is nothing more inspirational to me than someone who decides to take on the impossible, acts when others only talk, and create change when others feel helpless. Katie White is the co-founder of Enough, an organisation working to end rape and create real change through action, prevention and survivor-led solutions. In this conversation, Katie shares what it means to take on an issue many people feel powerless against—and why she refused to accept that it had to stay that way. We talk about building Enough from the ground up, listening to survivors first, the difference between awareness and prevention, navigating criticism, and the resilience it takes to keep going when you’re trying to change something bigger than yourself. This episode is about courage, action, opposition, and what happens when someone decides not just to care—but to act. One of the most powerful conversations I’ve had on the podcast. In this episode we talk about Calling out injustice The scale of rape and how Enough it trying to end it Reclaiming control and creating survivor-led solutions The difference between awareness and prevention  Reactions from the male sports teams How not to respond when someone opens up about their experience The criticism received and how to pick yourself up when facing pushback  The step-by-step process of founding Enough   Get involved and find out more:  Instagram: @enoughtoendrape Website: https://myenough.com/about   Follow the podcast: Instagram: @seatatmy.table TikTok: @talullahlake

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