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Podcast: EU equality strategy promotes children’s right to define gender
Podcast on gender identity policy in Europe, the role of bureaucratic elites and why many women and lesbians go along with… Read more →
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Podcast: In conversation with Faika El-Nagashi
Webinar with the UK’s Women’s Rights Network. Read more →
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Podcast: Europe’s trans agenda just got more extreme
Candid conversation with YouTuber MrMenno about political roots, being cancelled by peers, and fighting back with renewed resolve. Read more →
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GB NEWS: EU pushes kids’ gender choice
GB News reports on the EU push for self-ID across Europe. Read more →
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Podcast: Inside the Brussels bubble
A conversation on how policy ideas circulate in Brussels and why greater scrutiny of supranational governance is urgently needed. Read more →
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The Critic: The Austrian left-winger taking on Europe’s orthodoxies
The Critic profiles Athena’s director Faika El-Nagashi, tracing her journey from Green Party insider to outspoken advocate for sex-based rights. Read more →
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New York Post: No age limit or medical checks on children seeking gender switch under proposed new law
The New York Post reports on the European Commission’s proposed strategy promoting legal sex self-ID without age limits. Read more →
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The Times: Children free to change gender at any age under EU proposal
EU plans to allow legal sex change for children draw sharp criticism, including from Athena’s director. Read more →
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The Telegraph: Children could pick their gender at school under EU proposal
The Telegraph reports on the EU’s proposed LGBTIQ+ Equality Strategy and on Athena Forum’s work. Read more →
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The European Conservative: Transactivist groups are changing the EU from the inside, report warns
Athena Forum challenges the EU’s shift from sex to gender identity in new policy report. Read more →
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Podcast: Faika El-Nagashi in conversation with Roísín Michaux on Peaked
A conversation with Faika El-Nagashi on the Peaked podcast about gender identity, EU institutions and the limits of open debate. Read more →










