After concerns were raised on social media, we have sent the following letters to the Cambridge Junction and the Arts Council, after the latter funded a drag show aimed at promoting LGBTQ+ ideology to very young children. We expressed our grave concern regarding the Arts Council funding for Fatt Projects (run by the drag performer …
Autumn Bulletin Out Now!
Welcome to our Autumn bulletin. It was fantastic to see so many of our loyal supporters at our annual conference in July, and great that so many more were able to join us via the YouTube livestream to celebrate 50 years of FET. For those of you who were unable to join in with the …
Interview with FET advisor Professor David Paton
FET advisor Professor David Paton is Chair of Industrial Economics at Nottingham University Business School and co-editor of the International Journal of the Economics of Business. David’s research interests cover a diverse range of topics including the sport, the post-Brexit economy, gambling policy and health. His work examining the impact of birth control policy on …
Interview with children’s author Rachel Rooney
Rachel Rooney trained and worked as a teacher of Special Needs for many years before re-discovering her love of writing poetry. She taught for many years across a range of school settings and has particular interest and experience working with pupils with ASC (Autism). She is now an award-winning children’s poet and picture book writer. …
Letter to the London School of Economics
We were recently alerted to an alarming paper presented at a conference held at the London School of Economics (LSE), in which a student was applauded for presenting a violent fantasy about harming gender critical women. The full context of this paper are outlined by the campaign group Sex Matters which was co-founded by Maya …