Anna Moring is the project manager for the Kaikkien perheiden Suomi (‘Finland for all Families’) project. The goal is to make Finland a better place for different types of families. These include reconstituted families, rainbow families and intercultural families.

Anna Moring’s doctoral dissertation dealt with the position of rainbow families in society. Rainbow families are families formed some other way than through a relationship between a man and a woman. At the time of completing her dissertation, in June of 2013, Moring concluded that family law should be rewritten with the true diversity of families in mind.

Anna Moring graduated with a master’s degree in women’s studies from the University of Helsinki in 2005, the first person to do so in Finland.

Anna Moring has also been involved in politics. Between 2010 and 2011 she was the General Secretary of the Green Women’s Association, and a candidate for the Greens in the European Parliament Election of 2009 and the Finnish Parliament Election of 2011.

Anna Moring hopes that she will have more time to think and write at some point in the future. She still retains the thirst for knowledge and curiosity of her days at the University.