Blog
Mercedes Allen
| The "gender critical debate" is designed to disallow any conclusion that trans people exist, let alone that they should have rights or be accommodated in society in any way. |
Podcast
Face2Face
| Is there more to be said about controversial and polarizing figure Jordan Peterson? Filmmaker Patricia Marcoccia talks about her new film "Shut Him Down: The Rise of Jordan Peterson." |
Podcast
Face2Face
| Ash Mayfair and host David Peck talk about her new film "The Third Wife," sexual, historical and political context, choice and options, forced marriage and how the personal becomes universal. |
Blog
Penney Kome
| Linda MacDonald and Jeanne Sarson lobby for UN Committee on Torture to recognize sexualized violence as a form of torture. |
Blog
Bonnie Burstow
| This article is a conversation about a daring new novel "The Other Mrs. Smith." In it we see electroshock emerge as violence against women and we make the acquaintance of truly fascinating souls. |
Podcast
Face2Face
| Kyoko Miyake and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Tokyo Idols, Tokyo "idol culture," loneliness, relationships, clever business models, and how to find love in hyper modern societies. |
Podcast
Jiselle Hanna
| Butches talk about their participation in new Australian magazine |
Podcast
Face2Face
| Maria-Jose and Olga and Face2Face host David Peck talk about show-women, reinventing yourself, living for and with your dreams and gender issues of all kinds.
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Podcast
Piergiorgio Moro, Jiselle Hanna
| Labour updates of workers' struggles from the Asia-Pacific region and interview with garment workers on gender and LGBTI issues at the workplace in Indonesia. |
Blog
Meghan Murphy
| Men are adults -- it's time we started treating them like it. |
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Gender identification on passports, drivers' licences and SIN cards is unnecessary and can be used to discriminate against trans people, according to the new Gender-Free I.D. Coalition. |
Book Review
Kahente Horn-Miller
| 'Living on the Land: Indigenous Women's Understanding of Place' examines how patriarchy, gender and colonialism have shaped the experiences and knowledge of Indigenous women. Read an excerpt here. |