Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender
Senior managers in UK universities are urged to foster healthier academic cultures regarding discussions on sex and gender, following concerns raised during a CAN-SG webinar. Experts highlighted the oppressive climate faced by academics, with significant repercussions for those challenging gender ideologies. Solutions proposed include restoring academic autonomy, prioritizing truth, and implementing consequences for disruptive activism, ensuring diverse viewpoints are protected.
A free online webinar on October 28, 2025, discusses obstacles faced by researchers in sex and gender due to pressures on academic freedom. Panelists, including experts in medicine, sociology, psychology, and philosophy, will share experiences and explore solutions.
Clinical Advisory Network On Sex & Gender welcomes you to the first in our series of interactive webinars. These webinars will begin to cover the scope of our concerns and our work in the field of sex and gender in health care. Louise Irvine GP and Co-chair of Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender. […]