cryforrecognition.com

cryforrecognition.com

Community and audiences

Main site of the Belgian parents' association Cry for Recognition — news, featured dossiers and detransition stories.

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About this site

Cryforrecognition.com is the main website of the Belgian parents’ association Cry for Recognition, a support group for parents of a child with gender dysphoria. The association is concerned about medical transition in young people and prioritises psychotherapy. The site connects Dutch and Belgian parents and breaks the silence around detransitioners in Europe.

What you’ll find on cryforrecognition.com

  • Current affairs: lawsuits brought by detransitioners, the ruling of the UK High Court and the Zembla documentary on the transgender protocol
  • The Gender Guide: navigating the landscape of gender, identity and healthcare
  • Fact files on gender dysphoria, detransition, medical risks and the gender epidemic
  • Testimonies from parents and detransitioners
  • A concise guide for schools and an information leaflet for parents
  • Book, film and multimedia recommendations on gender dysphoria

Who it’s for

For parents in the Netherlands and Flanders who have doubts about the affirmative care pathway and are looking for peer support — and for schools and professionals who want to approach the conversation with care.

Related within the network: cryforrecognition.nl (the Dutch portal), deouders.nl and transouders.nl.

Part of the gender network

cryforrecognition.com is one of more than forty specialist sites in the Dutch-language gender network of Stichting Genderinfo i.o. Every site in the network covers one subject in depth: from science and medical facts to care, legislation, the public debate and support for specific audiences. That way you always find the site that answers your question most sharply. Note: most network sites are in Dutch.

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