The aim of this thesis is to contribute to better insight into the topic of feminist activism in Croatia. The research focused on the following basic topics: (self)-identification of feminists through feminism and their feminist engagement, key issues that demand feminist engagement, feminist actions and intergenerational dialogue, controversies and differences. Qualitative research was conducted for this purpose, and five interlocutors from the feminist civil scene in Croatia were interviewed using a semi-structured interview method. Encoding of interviews was carried out in three steps: descriptive, thematic and analytical. Based on the results, differences in feminist thinking and action among various feminist organizations and interlocutors have been recognized and explained by the determinants of the socio-historical and economical context within which they act or have acted, influence of new media and by ideological tendencies in society. The results also point to the main impediments of feminist engagement in Croatia today, those being: strong action and connectedness of neoconservative associations, invisibility of the contribution of feminist initiatives and groups in the mainstream media, as well as their dependence on project economy. Likewise, aggressive capitalism has a major influence on the feminists’ position today by opening questions about the position of women on the labour market, social rights and exploitation.