Hecate The problems faced by women continue unabated from past to present, changing their form. The witch hunt between the 15th and 18th centuries and the women's lawsuits we hear in the media is fed by the same feeling, gender discrimination, or seeing the role and power of women in society as a threat. Today's witch hunt is marginalizing, discriminatory, and attitudes that see women as a threat continue in all areas from family order to career inequalities, from lifestyles to social classifications. In this study, the goddess Hecate was revived against the witch hunt that continues today. Hecate is called the goddess of witchcraft. Its most prominent feature is that it is healing. Hecate's witchcraft is discussed in mythology with its health, healing, and savior aspects. Hecate is on the side of the victim. He fights against evil on the side of the victim. With her compassion and healing powers, she stands between the material and spiritual world like a mother, protecting the victim