Genspect is an international alliance of parent and professional groups whose aim is to advocate for parents of gender-questioning children and young people. Parents are concerned that their kids are not receiving appropriate treatment and support; many do not feel free to speak out about their concerns.
We represent 17 different organizations in 15 different countries. We’re not just speaking for a few. We speak for thousands.
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Megyn Kelly interviews Genspect advisor Dr. Lisa Littman
Written by Genspect parent Lynn Chadwick. In her first interview since leaving Brown University and publishing her new research on …
Journée internationale de sensibilisation à l’intersexualité : “Trans et intersexe ne sont pas la même chose”
Écrit par Aaron Kimberly, conseiller de Genspect. Cet article a également été publié sur Gender Dysphoria Alliance. For the English …
International Intersex Awareness Day: “Trans and intersex are not the same thing”
Written by Genspect advisor Aaron Kimberly. This article has also been published on Gender Dysphoria Alliance. Pour la version française, …
Canada’s CTV W5 investigates transition, interviews Genspect advisor Sinead Watson
Reflections on the investigation are written by PVGenspect360, who is a Canadian Genspect parent. On October 24, 2021, CTV’s W5 aired …
Bone health: Puberty blockers not “fully reversible”
Written by Simon Tegg, who is part of Fully Informed, a group of people from across New Zealand concerned about …
Stonewall : Un ami avec des extras ?
Écrit par Derek Duval, parent de Genspect et traduit par un parent francophone de Genspect. (Go here for the English …
Stonewall: A Friend with Benefits?
Written by Genspect parent Derek Duval. (Allez ici pour une version française.) On October 13, 2021, the BBC released Stonewall, …
Stella O’Malley testifies about New Zealand conversion therapy bill
On October 13, 2021, Genspect founder Stella O'Malley testified at a subcommittee hearing about New Zealand's proposed Conversion Practices Prohibition …
La question de la transidentité fait couler de l’encre en France
Cet article a été écrit par un parent de Genspect. La hausse fulgurante de jeunes adultes, d’adolescents et d’enfant exprimant …
STUDY: Review of detransitioner experiences
This is a review of Faye Gear's newly published study, A Thematic Analysis of Detransitioners’ Experience and Development. Republished with …
Genspect founder Stella O’Malley quoted in the Australian
After last week’s bombshell whistleblowing by WPATH members Marci Bowers, Erica Anderson, and Laura Leepers-Edwards, the Australian’s Bernard Lane interviewed …
Genspect parent talks with WRLN
Written by Genspect parent Lynn Chadwick. Young people are declaring transgender identities in huge numbers, and there is much concern …
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A lot of parents worry about the undue influence of gender theory on educational and medical institutions working with young people. For many parents, this is not a philosophical debate: their children have been very badly impacted by the denial of the significance of biological sex, promoted by gender theory.
At best, this unscientific stance is reinforcing regressive sex stereotypes and eroding female safe spaces. At worst, it’s guiding some of the most vulnerable towards medically and surgically altering their bodies. We’re campaigning for informed decisions that prioritize long-term health.
We want to provide a platform for a more honest and open conversation.
Need help right now? Check out our Parent Advocacy Program, Professional Guidance Program, list of helpful groups, and recommended resources, including books, papers, articles, podcasts and documentaries. You don’t have to go through this journey alone.
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READ OUR PARENT TESTIMONIALS
There are thousands of parents whose children are questioning their gender. Many of these mothers and fathers just don’t believe their kids are getting the right information. In other cases, young people have come to identify once again with their biological sex: parents want those stories to be heard, too. Our parent testimonials share a handful of these stories.
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Genspect is uniting parent groups from all around the world. The money we raise will help us to run campaigns and meet our overheads, so we can work to get these families’ stories into the mainstream media. We’re officially angry, and it’s time for us to act. Help us to help you.