No Outsiders scheme: still teaching children how to be ‘trans’
Andrew Moffat, who wrote the controversial No Outsiders scheme for primary schools, has doubled down on the teaching of gender identity to the under 11s. He has become more overtly…
Transgender and LGBT organisations, charities and activists
New NHS Service Specification Consultation
We welcome the new interim service specification released by NHS England for the regional gender services that will replace the Tavistock Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) next year. This is…
Post Cass, it’s time to challenge the MOU
by Shelley Charlesworth The landscape for the treatment of children and young people with gender distress has changed utterly over the last six months. The Cass Interim Report began the…
The Tavistock gender clinic to be closed down: our response
We welcome the news that the Tavistock gender clinic is to be closed down and replaced with regional services by Spring 2023. The treatment of gender dysphoric children will be…
Why are Health Talk and Oxford University promoting GenderGP?
Michael Biggs, Department of Sociology, University of Oxford Health Talk and the University of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Primary Care are providing advertising for private healthcare provider, GenderGP, a private…
Political slogans or clinical evidence – Stonewall or Cass?
By leaving transgender people out of their proposed conversion therapy bill, the government has angered trans activist and LGBTQ+ organisations. Allowing more time to consider the potential unintended consequences on…
The Stranglehold of Transgender Ideology in our Schools
Teacher John Rickards has written this account for us of how transgender ideology has infiltrated the girls' school where he teaches, to the extent that the consequences are severe for…
Olly Pike: the Pop’n’Olly brand of queer theory for children
There were reports in the Times and the Mail today about a new book by Olly Pike which teaches queer theory and gender identity to 8-11 year-old schoolchildren. This post…
Through the Looking Glass: Making sense of the MOU
Through the Looking Glass: Making sense of the MOU - Part 1 Introduction This is a two-part article exploring the impact of trans activism as channelled via the Memorandum of…
Diversity Mel, Pop ‘n’ Olly and the targeting of primary school children
by Shelley Charlesworth From Unicef, the global charity with a budget of over $7billion, to the single trader offering inclusive LGBT+ training, the same narratives and policies about ‘trans’ children…
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