Gender Theory
Gender theory is the idea that a person’s feeling of being masculine, feminine, or neither, is more important than their physical sexed body, and those feelings should take precedence in law and in everyday life. Without any public consultation, this belief has taken hold in our institutions – education, health, sport, justice – and is causing widespread and sometimes irreversible harm to children, women, and lesbians.
Here are some FAQs about gender ideology to get you started.
Below are some FAQS about Relationships and Sexuality Education in NZ schools and your rights as a parent.
Go to the Schools tab to find out what is being taught in NZ schools, and to read our alternative lesson plans.
Click on the Parent Power tab to find out how you can challenge this ideology in your child's school.
Read RGE's substack articles for the latest information.
Below you will find information, evidence, facts, studies, testimonies, and support groups, that will help you to better understand and counter the harmful effects of transgenderism.
Therapists Speaking Out
Open-ended exploration of a person’s thoughts is the basis of ethical and effective counselling. Many therapists are alarmed by the recent transgender demand that their self-diagnosis and desire to be affirmed in the opposite sex (or with no sex) should be immediately affirmed without question.
The truth About transgender Medicine
There is mounting evidence of the harm being caused by “affirmation only” gender medicine but it is rarely covered in mainstream media, which routinely glamourises the practice. Medical specialists and therapists have joined the voices of detransitioners to call for more careful diagnosis and treatment.
