End of An Era Part 2: Where We're Heading Next (Join us December 12th)
Our Very Last GWL Chat, after 5 Incredible Years
Our very final Live + Unfiltered event is coming up in December, and we’d love for you to join us as we bring the GWL chapter to a close. This event will be open to everyone, so please come and say hello!
These last two sessions in November and December are themed “End of an Era.” In November, we looked back on how our thinking has evolved through years of work in the gender landscape.
In December, we’ll turn toward the future.
Part II — The Road Ahead
In this final meeting with you all, we’ll reflect on what comes next:
How each of us is continuing the work that inspired Gender: A Wider Lens
The projects, directions, and ideas we’ll be pursuing individually
How you, our amazing and loyal listeners, can follow our next ventures
And what it means as we (and the culture around us) shift towards new directions
This will be a conversation about looking forward to the next stage.
Before we meet
We invite you to reflect on your own next steps:
What conversations or insights from these years will you carry with you?
Have you noticed shifts in yourself as you spend more time in this “space”?
Where do you see yourself taking your own interests around gender—personally, professionally, or in your daily life?
Bring your reflections (and your questions) to the live chat as we gather one last time.
A note about billing & access
We have paused all billing for all subscribers.
This last Live + Unfiltered event in December will be open to everyone.
We’re also working on making all of our formerly paywalled content free—including extended interviews, our short episodes from the early days, and other archived materials. This is a work in progress, so please stay tuned as we work on opening up the archive.
Event details
Live + Unfiltered: End of an Era — Part II
Friday, December 12
5:00 pm ET / 10:00 pm UK–Ireland
Join us:
I don't think I would have survived the trauma ,isolation of my sweet daughters sudden announcement and no contact without you GWL.. The information, compassion and content have literally saved lives . Thank you for your sacrifice and courage all these years . Your work has and will continue to impact a generation profoundly .
Really looking forward to hearing what lies ahead for you all. While my daughter remains trans-identified and, unfortunately, self-harming with synthetic testosterone and lying to her friends, co-workers, professors and every new person in her life, I have come to a certain peace with it.
That being said, I will never be at peace with the dangerous lies society is spreading or the dangerous medical experiments being performed on our most vulnerable youth.
I applaud you for your efforts to end this atrocity, and re-set society to accept that people come in a great variety. Our differing appearances, expressions, preferences, thoughts and feelings don't ever mean we need to medically alter our appearance and lie about our bodies. Adults may choose to have extreme cosmetic interventions (unwise though this may be), but it is not a choice as long as they are told the lie that it is medically, or metaphysically, necessary.
I am confident that this era will be looked upon with horror by future generations, and you will be some of the heroes who helped to put an end to it.