A healthy approach to sex and gender
Our international organisation includes professionals, trans people, detransitioners, and parent groups who work together to advocate for a non-medicalised approach to gender-related distress.
What we do
- We advocate for a non-medicalised approach to gender-related distress.
- We publish research and analysis to inform better responses.
- We educate professionals and media with evidence-based resources.
- We support families and those harmed by medical transition.
- We unite organisations across 25 countries for change.
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Latest articles
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Let’s Stop “Parenting” and Start Raising Kids Again
Last weekend, I watched my oldest child graduate from college. “Well, you did it,” a friend said, offering congratulations. It feels good to see the once-tiny stranger, whose highs...
22nd May 2025
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The Narrative Around Affirming Parents Doesn’t Tell the Full Story
We have all seen the photo: a mother stands proudly beside her child, grinning with one arm around her daughter, who bears the fresh scars of a mastectomy. This...
20th May 2025
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Is Gender a New Religion? Or a Very Old One?
The parallels between gender ideology and ancient Gnostic beliefs In 1945, when a humble Egyptian peasant was digging the soil in Nag Hammadi, just around the bend in the...
19th May 2025
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I Would Have Been Asexual
On April 6, 2025, I saw many posts on X celebrating “Asexual Awareness Day.” “Asexual” is one of the countless identities currently celebrated by queer activists. This one features...
19th May 2025
College ratings - Trans Activism in American Colleges
For parents of gender-distressed high school students, the college application process can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new site rating trans activism in American colleges.
Latest from the Beyond Gender podcast
What’s really going on with gender? Stella O’Malley, Mia Hughes, and Bret Alderman explore how it fits into a much bigger cultural shift—through honest, thoughtful conversations that cut through the noise.
We're in 25 countries
Uniting over 25 different organisations across the world, we don't just speak for a few: we speak for thousands.
We campaign for high-quality care for gender-related distress
We offer support you can trust
Providing resources, education, and support to anyone who has been impacted by gender dysphoria.
Latest event
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The Bigger Picture Albuquerque
Genspect's Bigger Picture Conference Series returns for its fourth landmark event on September 27–28, 2025, in Albuquerque — and this time, we're not just analyzing the problem, we're shaping...
11th April 2025
Beyond Trans
Offering free therapeutic programmes to people who feel distressed or ambivalent about their transition.
Donate
We’re passionate about what we do. And with your generous donations, we can do even more.
Stats for Gender
Collating gender-related data in intuitively categorised, simply phrased, jargon-free terms.
Exploring the deeper cultural forces behind gender through clear, candid conversations with people who’ve lived it.
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