Genspect is an international alliance of professional groups, parents, trans people, detransitioners, and others who advocate for a better model of care than the current “affirmative” approach. Uniting 19 different organisations in 17 countries, we don’t just speak for a few: we speak for thousands.
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With so much disinformation, it’s hard for the parents and relatives of gender-questioning kids to know where to turn. Our comprehensive package of support gives the help you need, when you need it.
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We’re proud to be partnered with PITT – Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans. Many parents are concerned about their kids’ healthcare: PITT’s Substack makes sure their voices are heard.
Whether you’re a detransitioner, a desister, or a trans person disenchanted with your own transition, our Beyond Transition Project is designed for you. It unites professional expertise with personal passion, helping to serve an under-served community.
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A different generation of students – with a different culture.
For educators working with young people, the ever-shifting language of gender and sexuality can be hard to keep up with. Schools and universities struggle to reconcile the needs of different groups – and teachers, counsellors and support staff get caught in the crossfire. We can help you strike the right balance.
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Gender is the story of the moment. We’ll help you cover it.
Journalists want reliable info from reliable sources. With more and more news stories relating to trans issues, you need to get the details right. We can provide you with statistics, connections, and credible human interest stories, ensuring that your coverage is second-to-none.
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As a clinician, you know that there’s more to life than identity.
With more and more kids identifying as trans or non-binary, therapists and doctors are worried that we’re losing sight of the bigger picture. Genspect brings an informed professional perspective, helping you provide a better – and deeper – level of care.
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Across our culture, changing notions of gender have a real impact.
In such a fast-paced environment, civility, humour and open-heartedness quickly get lost. We’re interested in creating a slower and more thoughtful conversation – one in which the voices of different communities and generations all have the right to be heard.
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Read this evidence review in The New Bioethics, a Multidisciplinary Journal of Biotechnology and the Body on whether children can consent to puberty blockers.
It reviews the medical literature on Gender Dysphoria, the Bell judgment and other recent case law.
#trans #gender https://twitter.com/CanSG_org/status/1546839995851448320
Dr Antony Latham reviews the evidence for puberty blockers in gender dysphoria, considers adverse consequences, and weighs up the ethics of consent
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/20502877.2022.2088048
US: A Christian Academy was told it must “update their nondiscrimination policies, info materials & websites to include prohibitions vs discrimination based on gender identity & sexual orientation” in order for its poor students to get free meals.
Christian school suing Biden administration for threatening to pull school lunches from low-income students
A school in Florida is suing the Biden administration and the Florida agriculture commissioner for threatening to pu...
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Can’t Ask; Don’t Tell by @justdad7
Can’t Ask; Don’t Tell
Schools hiding gender transition from parents.
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An update on @jack_turban’s new study, which has been heavily criticized on Twitter. Journalist @jessesingal got in touch with the publisher, @AmerAcadPeds, and received this reply. (Note pronouns in signature).
9/ Pediatrics says it is following the procedures laid out by its Committee on Publication Ethics to look into the questions raised about this paper
Tragic story from a Dutch female detranstioner
Born in 2000. After a traumatic 12-level spinal fusion surgery, and spending a year online, I concluded at 14 that I was trans. At 15 I was diagnosed with GD, at 16 I started hormone blockers (which made me suicidal), a month before 17 testosterone, at 18 I had a mastectomy.
The closure of the Tavistock clinic’s gender service must have implications for the provision of comparable children’s services at the Sandyford clinic in Glasgow.
So when will the Scottish government acknowledge this?
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News and opinion from The Times & The Sunday Times
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