Unsilenced Project

Women built vital single-sex services like Rape Crisis centres from nothing - with no money, little support, and in the face of a society that offered survivors almost no help. They created protective spaces because they knew exactly what was needed. Those hard-won provisions were wrecked once trans ideology appeared and dismantled crucial single-sex services with no thought to the effect on women...

In this episode of the Unsilenced Project, psychotherapist and author Sue Parker Hall shares her 31 years of clinical experience and why she stepped away from gender clinic referrals almost immediately. Sue describes being restricted to superficial “tick-boxing” work - checking clothing, makeup, and ‘passing’ - rather than the deep, exploratory therapy she was trained to offer. As a supervisor to...

In this Unsilenced Project story, the anonymous woman behind the Just Say Mother campaign shares her personal story of fighting for clear, sexed language in women’s health. Concerned by the removal of words like “women”, “pregnant women”, “mothers” and “breastfeeding” from NHS materials, schools and policies, she explains how these changes were made without research and how they exclude and confus...

In this episode of Unsilenced Project, Ellenor Hutson shares how gender ideology first fractured a feminist group and later tore through her tenants’ union work in Glasgow. A lifelong socialist feminist who believed in material reality and women’s solidarity, Ellenor watched “really nice” women fold when two sexist men identified as non-binary and demanded entry. “These people have really painted...

In this Unsilenced Project episode, Nicola, a lesbian Christian in her early 60s living in Blackpool, shares her lifelong journey of faith and identity. The only Christian in her non-Christian family, Nicola was baptised at 15 - the same year she first reached out for support as a gay teenager. After years of trying to be straight to please the church, she realised “Jesus loved me as I was”. Nicol...

In this honest and courageous episode of the Unsilenced Project, Michael Kerr from Glasgow shares his full story. Growing up in a loving home with two devoted parents and four siblings, Michael came out as gay at 15. At 18, he was sexually assaulted in a nightclub toilet. The trauma sent him spiralling into alcohol, drugs, and unsafe situations. Drawn into an LGBTQ+ circle where everyone carried t...

In this unflinching episode of The Unsilenced Project, Caroline McAllister - former SNP councillor, deputy leader, SNP Women’s Pledge Convener and elected SNP Women’s Convener - speaks candidly about her journey from a lifetime of supporting vulnerable women and survivors of male violence to becoming a target within her own party. Drawing on decades in social work and advocacy, Caroline explains w...

Terry is an activist & campaigner who was involved in the Independence Campaign in Scotland before she saw how the trans movement was eroding women’s rights. Politically engaged and fearless, she found like minded women and took to the streets to speak to people and spread the word. You will still find her at rallies, handing out leaflets and pushing back against the excesses of transgenderism...

Joe Bryce is an Advocate in Scotland and a gay man who realised the harm that trans ideology was causing and chose to speak out. He talks about belonging to the Human Gay Male grassroots group, how things are changing in the legal profession, the battle to stop the new gay conversion therapy that is transing away young homosexuals and his hopes for the future. If you’d like to support the Unsilenc...

Madeline Warren recognised the threat that trans ideology poses to women and children and found the courage to speak out. With a diverse background that includes zoology and time spent in London’s fetish scene, she brings a unique and insightful viewpoint. Reduxx https://reduxx.info   Dr Kamilla Kamaruddin https://unherd.com/newsroom/why-is-the-met-police-investigating-me-for-a-tweet-about-a-trans...

Terry is a founder of SEEN in HR and is involved in campaigning for women’s rights. Here she talks about her peaking journey,  founding Seen in HR, the capture of the HR industry and her hopes that we are on our way back to sanity.

 Seen in HR
https://x.com/SeeninHR   Karen White
https://transcrimeuk.com/2018/07/17/karen-white/   Pips / Philip Bunce
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-619770...

Accompanied by a loudly purring cat, Gillian Philip, a Scottish author of over 40 books, talks about how in 2020, she was dropped by her publishers HarperCollins and WorkingPartners after posting “IStandwithJKRowling” on Twitter in support of women’s sex-based rights. The decision followed a backlash from gender identity activists, abusive threats, and coordinated pressure campaigns labelling her...

Esther is a mother of two autistic children whose primary school introduced ‘transgender’ concepts through RSHP education. She describes how she and her husband were initially blindsided, her research to understand what was happening, and the moment the CAMHS counsellor reported them to Social Services for not using their daughter’s preferred pronouns. Esther opens up about the emotional and pract...

Julie Marshall is one of the co directors of Women Won’t Wheesht, a grassroots, non-political, women’s group, based in Scotland. She talks about the campaign to get men out of women’s prisons, how Women Won’t Wheesht started, her assault by a TRA & how she is so very glad she didn’t turn a blind eye to the gender madness. Women Won’t Wheesht https://womenwontwheesht.net JKR X post - only women...

Radical Cartoons Stella Perrett is a political cartoonist & true Bristolian. She was a cartoonist for The Morning Star until she got cancelled back in 2020 after she produced a cartoon that was a comment on self-ID . She talks about that experience, how she got involved with Let Women Speak, politics, her proudest moments, how she is disappointed with aspects of the new women’s movement &...

Denise Fahmy Denise worked for the Arts Council England & is co-founder of Freedom in the Arts. She talks about how she first experienced gender ideology creeping into her work place, her cancellation & court case, bullies in the arts & how her brush with the trans lobby has changed her life. Freedom in the Arts https://www.freedominthearts.com/ Afraid to Speak Freely - Survey of freed...

Jane McLenchan Retired social worker, child protection officer, lecturer & trade union member. Feminist,  member of Evidence Based Social Work Alliance - https://www.ebswa.org & the Women’s Rights Network. The Forensic Medical Services (Victims of Sexual Offences) (Scotland) Bill https://www.holyrood.com/editors-column/view,six-little-words-for-the-word-gender-substitute-sex Nicola Sturgeo...

Annemarie Ward is CEO of FAVOR-UK, the leading addiction recovery advocacy charity in the UK and a staunch supporter of women's rights. She talks about how trans ideology has impacted her personal life, the work she is involved in & what happened when a man came into the female changing room at her gym. Annemarie on X: https://x.com/Annemarieward Annemarie on Substack: https://substack.com/@an...

Jean Marshall (AKA Jean from Aberdeen) is a retired teacher who talks about her life, being involved in the new grass roots movement to protect women's rights, how it has changed her views & galvinized her into standing up women's rights & safeguarding children.  Adult Human Female billboard discussed by KJK & Adrian Harrop on Sky News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G4IhPncF3w JK Row...

Jenny Reilly is an artist & womens rights campaigner in Scotland. She belongs to the campaign group Women Won’t Wheesht. She talks her slow realisation of what was happening with gender ideology & more including being visited by police for the heinous crime of chalking (polite) words on a wall, her art & activism & how allowing trans ID men into psychiatric wards with vulnerable wo...