Dr H Joyce

Now that the dust is starting to settle on the FWS Supreme Court judgment, I’m thinking more about public opinion - especially among the young.

On Monday I spoke at an event at KCL to mark the launch of Robert Wintemute’s book about conflicts between women’s rights and trans rights, as part of a panel discussion about whether states should stop recording “sex/ gender” at all. My position is, not surprisingly, that this is a terrible idea.

Today I attended the inaugural conference of Not All Gays Ireland. In this issue I share my speaking notes.

So I was finally invited on Woman’s Hour. It wasn’t, let us say, an entirely positive experience.

Why are girls and young women the staunchest supporters of genderism, when it does them so much harm?

A compilation of coverage post-Judgment Day – April 16th, when the UK Supreme Court issues a historic ruling that in equality and anti-discrimination law sex means biology, not paperwork

How the Oxford Literary Festival went down

Some reflections on recent interviews of Kathleen Stock, Alice Sullivan and Simon Blake, and my upcoming event at Oxford Literary Festival.

In this issue I give some tips on engaging with the media.

I have started to offer training in messaging and engaging with the media. The logic is that the past five years, since I went public on gender issues, have been like bootcamp in a hostile environment. In this edition, I share some tips on getting your message across.