The new Scope of Practice for Midwifery. In a recent article, published on the Spinoff, Cutting through the noise: Why whānau-centred midwifery is not erasing women,(March 1) academics George Parker, Elizabeth Kerekere, Fleur Kelsey and Suzanne Miller wrote about the long-anticipated Midwifery Scope of Practice. The authors claim that they “are watching the fraught passage of […]
Oranga Tamariki’s new policy for ‘rainbow’ children is carelesssness dressed up as responsiveness.
A research paper, Making Ourselves Visible is being used as the basis for Oranga Tamariki policy on ‘rainbow and takatāpui’ children and young people in the care and fostering systems. The research recommendations being used to create policy and are now well advanced, having begun in June 2023. But the research was outsourced to organisations […]
An assessment of the PATHA guideline
Is NZ’s transgender medicine guideline an example of regulatory failure? This paper was presented at the recent Genspect Australia New Zealand Best Practice in Gender Care the inaugural event of Genspect in the region. A recently completed investigation has found that the 2018 Guidelines for gender affirming healthcare for gender diverse and transgender children, young […]
An Open Letter about Green Party MPs trying to prevent advocacy for women’s rights.
Down load the article as a pdf. Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull (aka Posie Parker) is a UK Women’s Rights Activist who provides women with a platform to speak about how their lives have been impacted by gender theory See [i] in their own words. She is being hosted in New Zealand by a group of feminist women […]
Should the New Zealand Ministry of Health adopt WPATH’s SOC 8?
Read the full paper here Read the full paper here WPATH is the World Profesional Association for Transgender Health. The organisation recently released new standards of care which our Ministry of Health has said it will rely on. They said Our approach to the provision of gender affirming health care will continue to be guided […]
The closure of England’s youth gender medicine clinic and its impacts for New Zealand
Click to open a PDF version with a full table of contents The Closure of England’s Youth Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) How the debate on puberty blockers plays out in New Zealand. Discussion Appendices References The Closure of England’s Youth Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) On 28 July 2022 the National Health Service announced […]
The New Zealand Association of Counsellors capitulates to pressure from trans-activists
The Child and Adolescent Therapists Association (CATA), a small professional group of counsellors and psychotherapists based in Nelson, New Zealand, holds regular professional development conferences. This year the conference topic is Children, Adolescents and Gender:Impacts of transgender ideology There are some great keynote speakers who will discuss amongst other things: the explosion in young people […]
A bibliography of articles about the billionaire influence in gender ideology.
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The funding of transgender ideology: a select bibliography
Jan Tinetti’s Millstone
Jan Tinetti’s Millstone When Phil Twyford became a Minister following the 2017 election he was given two huge portfolios – housing and transport. It was a good choice. He is a capable man with a significant career before politics. He comes across well on the platform and in the media and in the debates on […]
Cancel culture live: Anonymous keyboard warriors bully the NZ College of Midwives and defame a respected pregnancy and childbirth author.
The pattern is similar. This time the people in the frame are the New Zealand College of Midwives and respected birthing movement author Milli Hill who has been invited to speak at this year’s Midwifery Conference. What follows is an alleged act of transphobia, a badly written anonymous letter and petition, hosted as ever by […]
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