Our mission is to create public awareness about:

- the problems that arise when gender identity ideology is written into law, policy and medical guidelines, and
- through research and respectful dialogue to find common sense solutions that address the needs of transgender people without infringing upon the human rights and safety of women, children, parents and the LGB community.
We believe that democracy requires an informed public and that Australians and New Zealanders will favour girls’ and women’s human rights over transgender rights where the two intersect to the disadvantage of girls and women.

Resist Gender Education is a diverse group of educators who have long-standing interests in international and local practices of inclusive education and student health and wellbeing. As well as being teachers, many of us are mothers and grandmothers and our group also includes members of the rainbow community.

We believe that no child is born in the wrong body.

We advocate for the rights of children to reject gender stereotypes and be their authentic selves without discrimination, labelling, or medical intervention to ‘fix’ them.

We are non-religious and politically non-partisan.

Gender identity news for the mainstream. Women Are Human is dedicated to exploring the impact of the modern gender identity ideology movement on society, particularly on women and girls, from legal identity, legal rights, safety, health, sexuality, participation in sports, politics, careers and more.

Genspect is an international alliance of parent and professional groups whose aim is to advocate for parents of gender-questioning children and young people. Parents are concerned that their kids are not receiving appropriate treatment and support; many do not feel free to speak out about their concerns.
We represent 17 different organizations in 15 different countries. We’re not just speaking for a few. We speak for thousands.

This site sparked the title for this page. It contains a wealth of information. The creator “saw all the vitriol which is overwhelmingly directed toward women. I read about the issues and I became genuinely astonished at two things:

1. how little constructive debate there had been about a hugely significant issue.

2. how much influence those that hold the gender identity ideological position have had in pushing policy.

Attempting to raise awareness of these issues is what motivated me to create this site.”

Jennifer Bilek is a writer, artist, and journalist who in her blog follows the money down the rabbit hole of big tech, big pharma, big everything. She says: “I write at the intersection of humanity, technology and runaway capitalism. At this intersection stands transgenderism, what I believe is a glamorous ad campaign generated by elites, invested in tech and pharma, to normalize the changing of human biology. (…)”

Uncommon Ground is a platform for voices critical of political orthodoxy, for secularists, feminists and activists with positions deemed inconvenient or sidelined by the more dominant left-leaning media outlets.

Fully informed is a group of people from across NZ concerned about the legality and long-term impacts of prescribing puberty blockers to children. Some of the members are parents.

Teachers, journalists, politicians and decision-makers are often confronted with data that make it seem like there’s only one option. Yet many are inwardly skeptical of the headlong rush towards transition. They think about people they know who were gender-non-conforming in their youth, and wonder what would have become of them had they grown up in an era so obsessed with gender expression.
The absence of a single, easy-to-use portal for statistics and facts about gender has hindered parents and professionals alike. That’s why Genspect created Stats For Gender.

Mission Statement

1. LGB Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand will fight for the rights and freedoms of same sex attracted people.

2. We support diversity of thought and will highlight the options of the Lesbian, Gay and Bi community of New Zealand and will fight against the current cancel culture.

3. We will fight to defend women's female-only sports and spaces, such as toilets, shelters etc.

4. We uphold the definition of homosexuality as sexual orientation towards persons of the same sex; and of bisexuality as sexual orientation towards persons of either sex.

5. We accept the biological reality of two sexes – female and male. Sex is not “assigned”. For the vast majority of people, sex is determined at conception, observed in the womb and/or at birth, and recorded. We reject the co-opting of rare medical conditions that affect reproductive development or function (known as DSDs/intersex) in order to cast doubt on the biological reality of sexual dimorphism, i.e. two sexes.

6. We embrace that people have varying levels masculinity and femininity but however are either male or female.

7. We oppose the use of the education system to push the unscientific belief of "gender identity" and the desire to shut down opposing views.

Angie and Stassja, two Melbourne based gender critical women, talking TERF with an Australian focus.

Lesbians United is a grassroots, lesbian-only organisation that works to educate the public about homophobia, transgenderism, and the abuses being carried out by Big Med and Big Pharma in the name of “gender.”