Dr H Joyce

Something a little different

After the umpteenth time being asked for advice on becoming a journalist, I finally got round to writing it up for my website. Next time I’m asked I can just point here: So you want to be a journalist. I hope it’s an interesting read even for people

Joyce activated, issue 97

In which, inspired by interviewing Richard Dawkins, I muse on what evolution tells us about why the gender-critical side has all the best arguments

Joyce activated, issue 96

I’m in Berlin today, at the protest outside the Bundestag against the new gender self-ID law that has just come into force. Around the world women are protesting outside German embassies; I accepted an invitation from the organisers in Germany to come and speak.

Joyce activated, issue 95

I’ll be interviewing Richard Dawkins on-stage next month; what do you think I should ask him? Plus: what went down at the LGBA conference and Battle of Ideas.

Joyce activated, issue 94

In this issue I share the speaking notes for my presentation at last weekend’s Genspect conference in Lisbon. My topic was: What Will It Take to Return to Reality?

Joyce activated, issue 93

Tomorrow I’m off to the Genspect conference in Lisbon – I’ll be sharing my speaking notes here afterwards. In the meantime, here are some reflections on why the number of applications for GRCs has risen sharply.

Joyce activated, issue 92

How can we get through to elected representatives who seem to believe transactivist falsehoods?

Joyce activated, issue 91

In this issue I dive deep into DSDs, especially 5-ARD, the condition Caster Semenya has, and which Olympic boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting are thought to have too.

Joyce activated, issue 90

Why free speech is the friend, not the enemy, of vulnerable minorities; plus – of course – male boxing smashing women in the head and getting rewarded with gold medals.

Joyce activated, issue 89

What can the newly founded SEENs (Sex Equality and Equity Networks) learn from the history of workplace affinity groups?