Concerns for equal rights between men and women in Romania and Republic of Moldova are relatively recent. From this point of view, we cannot speak of a well-established tradition regarding the politics of feminism. Only in recent years, based on projects developed with the support of the Council of Europe, a series of aspects related to the participation of women in public and political life in the Republic of Moldova and Romania have begun to be studied. Although in theory there is enough talk from this point of view, in the immediate reality we observe a series of insecurities related to equal rights between men and women. This is largely due to the fact that the Republic of Moldova is a post-Soviet state. The mentalities of the people in this space are imprinted by the practices of the previous society, when patriarchal education dominated the whole society. So, women working in this field are largely responsible for education in society. It is very important that their training is done at the highest possible level, because the quality of the education they achieve in educational contexts results in the quality of society today and, even more so, in the future.