Watch several contributors to the book Rebel Girls explain their fields of expertise in a special WDI Zoom session
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America here we come! Book launch especially for the US, Latin America and Canada. Come meet some special contributors to 'Rebel Girls': Lorraine Nowlin, from Women's Declaration International USA, Black Women's Caucus on adultification: the bias of seeing young Black girls as adults too soon. Jamie Reed, American whistleblower from a paediatric gender clinic, founder of LGB Courage Coalition. Has testified in around 20 US States on the medical gender industry. And Lisa Selin Davis, New York author of the book 'Tomboy: The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different.' 3 November 7 pm New York/Ottawa, 4 pm Los Angeles/Vancouver, 5 pm Mexico City. Register at https://lnkd.in/ennMThw7 2026: German version 2027: Spanish version!
Bi Visibility Day: LGB International calls for greater visibility for bisexual people. Read the ten life stories in the free e-book BI.
Watch our Spinifex Press book launch with Bev Jackson, co-founder of LGB Alliance, and Australian anti-porn specialist Melinda Tankard Reist. They both wrote an excellent chapter in the book 'Rebel Girls'.
Join us for the official Spinifex book launch of Rebel Girls, with Bev Jackson and Melinda Tankard Reist.
A punchy short that runs through the Rebel Girls themes: 'nobody is born in the wrong body', fair sports for girls, lesbian pride, and the hijab, forced marriage and honour killings.
The book is dedicated to Ryan al Najjar (18), killed in a so-called 'honour killing' in The Netherlands.
An excerpt from Sarah Mittermaier's chapter on the factors that lead girls to detransition.
Sybilla Claus interviewed by Reformatorisch Dagblad about the Dutch ban on so-called conversion therapy.
Sybilla Claus on Wierd Duk's De Telegraaf podcast about the twin threats of woke activism and conservative Islam.
Marianne Driessen and Sybilla Claus as guests of Jelle van Baardewijk on De Nieuwe Wereld.
Published in Balans: Tar-Míriel explains the connection between autism and gender dysphoria.
Together with Lale Gül, Sybilla Claus appeared in De Telegraaf's VROUW magazine.
Shohreh Feshtali, who fled Iran in 1993, interviews Sybilla Claus on Café Weltschmerz.
Former minister and geneticist Ronald Plasterk praises 'Gender Rebels' in his Telegraaf column.
Bert Brussen meets Sybilla Claus in his weekly news podcast about the silence on the left.