We Make Connections
Our mission is to raise awareness and support efforts to stop the unethical treatment of children and vulnerable adults by schools, hospitals, and mental and medical healthcare providers under the duplicitous banner of gender identity affirmation. We believe that no one is born in the wrong body. Connect with us.
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Partners for Ethical Care is a secular, non-partisan, all-volunteer, grassroots nonprofit organization comprised of individuals from across the globe. We come from across the political spectrum and put differences aside to work toward a common mission. We are funded by individual donors, and we are humbled by their generosity.
“The Next Chapter”
Watch our detransitioner panel discussions in Wisconsin & Illinois & New Mexico below
and visit our YouTube channel for more content!
VIDEOS
You can watch the rest of the panelist talks from our first ever event, It's Bigger than Texas- Exposing the Gender Industry in America" on
our YouTube channel.
We connect detransitioners and others negatively affected by gender medicine with legal assistance. If you have been harmed by transition-related interventions, please contact us today. We can set up a consultation to learn more about you and how we may be able to help.
A project of Partners for Ethical Care
The Ohio Campaign
Three billboards have been installed in major cities in Ohio through the efforts of Partners for Ethical Care and
Cardinal Support Network to raise awareness about the harms happening to children under "gender identity affirmation" and how the SAFE Act will protect the children of Ohio from unethical and harmful social and medical transition.
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NO ONE can be born in the “wrong” body,
Something deeply troubling is happening in our schools, clinics, and on home computers.
Children who feel discomfort with their bodies or don’t fit typical gender roles are increasingly told that they may have been “born in the wrong body.” A boy who enjoys dress-ups or prefers playing with girls may be told he’s really a girl. A girl who prefers sports or dislikes her developing body may be told she has a “boy brain” and should consider changing her body to match it.
Young adults and the mentally vulnerable of all ages are told the lie that their anxiety, depression, autism, same-sex attraction, OCD, ADHD, body dysmorphia, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and other issues are the result of gender dysphoria (even if they previously had no discomfort with their sex), and that they can be cured with extreme measures like cross-sex hormones and surgery.
Instead of being supported to understand and navigate their emotions, children and vulnerable adults are offered a medical explanation—and a medical solution—for what is often a complex and temporary experience of distress.
Too often, those who struggle are fast-tracked toward puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries that remove healthy breasts, genitals, and reproductive organs. These interventions carry permanent consequences—infertility, loss of sexual function, and a lifetime of medical dependency.
This is the current “standard of care” in many Western countries, including the United States.
We believe it is neither ethical nor defensible.
We’re speaking up for those who are caught in this system—those who cannot fully understand the life-altering decisions being placed in front of them, due to youth and/or illness.
If this issue has affected you or someone you love, we invite you to share your story.
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