Jennifer Bilek is an American investigative journalist and writer known for her research into the funding behind the transgender rights movement. She writes a blog called “The 11th Hour” and has been published in outlets like Tablet Magazine and First Things. Bilek has extensively traced…
Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, better known by the pseudonym “Posie Parker,” is a British anti-trans activist and perhaps the most internationally famous figure associated with IPNZ’s campaign. She rose to prominence through her “Let Women Speak” events, which she takes around the world. Keen advocates for the…
Ro Edge is a prominent campaigner for sex-based categories in women’s sports. She co-founded Save Women’s Sport Australasia (SWSA) and also helped establish the International Consortium on Female Sport. With a background in athletics advocacy, Edge has become the go-to spokesperson in New Zealand for arguments…
Rachel Stewart is a former journalist and columnist known for her brash opinion pieces. She won New Zealand’s Opinion Writer of the Year in 2016. Stewart’s background is eclectic – she’s worked in farming/agriculture and was notably New Zealand’s first female train driver, bringing a…
Bob McCoskrie is a leading conservative lobbyist and founder of Family First New Zealand. A former Christian radio host, McCoskrie established Family First in 2006 as a non-profit to “champion strong and stable families” and influence public policy on social issues. He serves as its…