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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Determinants of distress associated with gender identity

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ValerieDoonican · 03/05/2023 10:36

Not sure if this has been posted previously, but 'POST' a parliamentary newsletter/info thingy are doing a briefing on gender dysphoria and are looking for expertise to inform it. I have come across POST briefings in my own line of work (that is how I happened on this one) and I think they can be quite useful and well informed.

They do ask for your 'credentials' before requesting evidence, but I know there are some people on MN who have relevant professional experience, so thought I'd flag it up.

https://post.parliament.uk/approved-work-determinants-of-distress-associated-with-gender-identity/

FYI, here is how they describe what they do: "POST is a bicameral body that bridges research and policy. One of our key activities is writing short, impartial, and accessible evidence syntheses. These briefings, commonly known as POSTnotes, tackle a range of topics in science, technology and the social sciences. POSTnotes are designed for Members of Parliament. But they are also used by many other stakeholders, such as government, the media and the third sector. To make sure they are comprehensive and balanced, we need insights from the expert community. This includes experts from academia, industry, government, the third sector and beyond. Could that be you?"

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ValerieDoonican · 03/05/2023 19:51

Bumping in case this is a better time of day!

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Hagosaurus · 03/05/2023 21:53

Bump

ValerieDoonican · 03/05/2023 22:00

Thanks Hagosaurus :) I probably should have come up with a more interesting thread title!

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ArabeIIaScott · 03/05/2023 22:01

Thanks, OP. Probalby worth sending to a few people with relevant expertise.

civetcat · 03/05/2023 22:56

Thanks for posting - I'll circulate to a few people

ValerieDoonican · 03/05/2023 23:04

Great! They sound like they are interested in academicy type credentials, but for the note I'm contributing to, my credentials are definitely more industry -based, so I think anyone whose work gives them insight into these issues (eg schoolteachers perhaps) could also make a valuable contribution.

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