Helen Joyce
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Oct 5, 2026
Jan RiversGUEST
There are active branches in several main centers, which is testament to the extreme disappointment with left of center politics.
Jan RiversGUEST
The parties run significant events, including visits by Saul Grover, Vaishnavi Sundar, and Helen Joyce.
Jan RiversGUEST
It's submitted on multiple issues and maintains an active media engagement effort.
Jan RiversGUEST
And then the short section on Mana- Mana- Mana Wahine Korero, and that means, um, uh, the, the, the, the dignity or the pride or, of, of women and, and their ability to speak.
Maeve HalliganGUEST
I mean-
Connie ShawHOST
I was so stressed because, well, I say this, I didn't have very much time to prepare, um, because you and I, and, you know, Thea, Serena, some other young women, um, Helen Joyce, um, who's of course is so in, amazing to me that she was and remains our heroine, but we also know her so well, and she's been extremely supportive of both of us and of CSW, of course.
Connie ShawHOST
Um, she came along.
Connie ShawHOST
And so we were going to just attend, and that was in large part due to the fact that, of course, Helen Webberley was speaking, um, for the proposition...
Helen JoyceHOST
Hi, everyone, and welcome to the Sex Matters podcast.
Helen JoyceHOST
I'm Helen Joyce.
Helen JoyceHOST
I'm the Director of Advocacy at Sex Matters.
Helen JoyceHOST
And here with me today, I have Matilda Gosling, who is a social science researcher who has written several times for Sex Matters, including very notably a piece of research she did on the women's sector called A Sector Silenced.
Joan JonesHOST
Next, we have Bill Maher.
Joan JonesHOST
He's talking to an activist named Helen Joyce.
Joan JonesHOST
I do not know who she is, but yeah, you can go ahead and play it.
Joan JonesHOST
It speaks for itself.
Stephanie WinnHOST
You know, I haven't lost a job over this issue, but it did completely change the trajectory of my career.
Stephanie WinnHOST
For anyone who hasn't been following my story for a long time, I began to tell the story in episode 11 with Helen Joyce, where she reverse interviewed me about what I went through with the Oregon Licensing Board.
Stephanie WinnHOST
And, you know, it was an intimidation tactic, you know, used by trans rights activists to try to silence people like me.
Stephanie WinnHOST
And so those are the things that happen, right? It's the Lisa Duvall stories.
Helen JoyceHOST
Welcome to the Sex Matters podcast.
Helen JoyceHOST
I'm Helen Joyce.
Helen JoyceHOST
I'm the organization's director of advocacy.
Helen JoyceHOST
And with me here, I've got Alice Sullivan, who's a professor of sociology at University College London.
Pete KalinerHOST
Uh, David says it's the same conundrum that parents have that trans their kids.
Pete KalinerHOST
How can you ever say you were wrong? Yeah, this was, um, I played this soundbite a couple of years ago from, um, Helen Joyce, who is, uh, you know, feminist activist in, uh, in the UK, I want to say, but I think she's Irish.
Pete KalinerHOST
And, uh, She was talking about how there are some adults, some people that will never be able to give up on the trans issue because they themselves have transed their own children.
Pete KalinerHOST
And so how do you then look at your own child and say that this never should have been done and I was wrong? They can't do it.
MikelHOST
Hmm.
TanikaHOST
Um, Helen Joyce, Director of Advocacy at Sex Matter, said, quote, "This news will come as a relief to many girls and their parents who greatly value single-sex provision."
MikelHOST
Mm-hmm.
TanikaHOST
Let me tell you something, Helen Joyce.
TanikaHOST
I don't think anyone actually cared that much.
TanikaHOST
We're talking about kids here.
JessieHOST
Statistically, dodos are smarter than humans.
JessieHOST
Well, if you think about it, Helen Joyce, she made this comparison.
JessieHOST
Okay.
JessieHOST
She said that, like, the dodos, right, they were on an island where they had no predators.
SunilHOST
When specifically talking about the police, there was a case in Scotland.
SunilHOST
I had Helen Joyce on this podcast a few months ago.
SunilHOST
She talked to me about a case in Scotland, I hope I'm not getting it wrong, where the woman was strip searched by a man or a biological man or something along those cases.
SunilHOST
So it seems as if the police have been captured in terms of what they're being told, which is absolutely crazy.
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