Written Media
Interviews and Book Reviews
‘How we handled our child’s request to change gender: Families share their lessons while Matilda Gosling offers expert parenting advice.’
The Sunday Times (30 November 2025)
‘It’s not too early to start getting ready for secondary school. Here’s how.’
The Times (9 June 2025)
‘Five brilliant books to read if you’re a parent of teens.’
The Times (4 June 2025)
‘Books to turn to… If you have a stroppy teen.’
Good Housekeeping (June 2025)
‘I’ve read dozens of parenting books so you don’t have to – here are the best tips.’
The Times (3 April 2025)
‘Woman to woman: What do we need to thrive in 2025?’
Good Housekeeping (April 2025)
‘Tips of the week… parenting teenagers | Matilda Gosling, the author of Teenagers: The Evidence Base, offers the best tips for handling those difficult teenage years.’
The Week Magazine (21 February 2025)
‘Understanding the inbetweeners: helping your teenagers escape the doom loop’
The Critic: review (17 February 2025)
‘Advice for parents of teens – don’t bang on about mental health: Teenagers: The Evidence Base by Matilda Gosling is a bracingly no-nonsense parenting guide’
The Times: review (8 February 2025)
‘How to be a good parent to teenagers – the expert’s guide’
The Times: interview (25 January 2025)
‘The myth of the teenager: adolescents suffer from an image problem. Matilda Gosling’s Teenagers: The Evidence Base looks at the facts to dispel unhelpful stereotypes.’
The New Statesman: review (15 January 2025)
‘Evidence-Based Parenting by Matilda Gosling review – the science of child-rearing’
The Times (20 January 2024)
Other Research Coverage
‘A gender-critical book at Scotland’s National Library is the latest in a long line of cancellations.’
The Guardian (12 September 2025)
‘Compelled conformity: Lesbian, gay, and bisexual experiences of EDI in UK workplaces.’
LGB Alliance (July 2025)
‘Glastonbury, censorship and the BBC blues.’
Fearless Diversity Podcast (10 July 2025)
‘Why trans activists who hound their work colleagues could cost employers dear.’
The Scotsman (8 July 2025)
‘Freedom of expression in publishing “undermined by attitudes towards those with gender critical views”, report claims.’
The Bookseller (4 July 2025)
‘Being a “book person” doesn’t make you a better human being.’
The Critic (1 July 2025)
‘JK Rowling has exposed how desperate the gender extremists have become.’
The Telegraph (27 June 2025)
‘Here’s what it’s like to be “cancelled” for your beliefs.’
The Scotsman (25 June 2025)
‘“Sparkly” pro-trans books targeting toddlers.’
The Telegraph (25 June 2025)
‘Judgment: For Women Scotland and The Scottish Ministers.’ See paragraph 203, which refers to Women’s Services: A Sector Silenced (2024 research with Sex Matters).
Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (16 April 2025)
‘Written intervention on behalf of Scottish Lesbians, The Lesbian Project and LGB Alliance’
Supreme Court of the United Kingdom: For Women Scotland and The Scottish Ministers (22 October 2024)
‘Written intervention on behalf of Sex Matters’
Supreme Court of the United Kingdom: For Women Scotland and The Scottish Ministers (22 October 2024)
‘HR responds: does DEI need to be reset?’
HR Magazine (9 October 2024)
‘Employers are backing away from EDI – a monster they cannot tame’
The Sunday Times (6 October 2024)
‘Kafkaesque nightmare… rape crisis centre ‘heresy hunt’ against a volunteer who stood up for the rights of victims to know the true sex of case workers’
The Daily Mail (25 May 2024)
‘JK Rowling backs call for ‘female only’ rape support in Scotland as report highlights ‘bullying’ of feminists’
Scottish Daily Express (16 January 2024)
‘Staff working in rape and trafficking centres are routinely subjected to bullying and intimidation for defending women’s rights, report warns’
Mail Online (15 January 2024)
‘Funders among those urged to support skills development in charities’
UK Fundraising (2 November 2023)
‘Running to stand still: why decades of skills reform have failed to shift the dial on UK productivity & investment in training’
FE News (13 September 2023)
‘Whitehall doesn’t know best – but devolution is harming skills policy’
FE Week (23 September 2023)
‘Two decades of skills policies haven’t improved prodictivity, says report’
FE Week (12 September 2023)
‘Project identifies lack of training opportunities for upskilling emerging leaders of smaller charities’
UK Fundraising (1 August 2023)
Articles
‘Teenagers aren’t jam: when assigning labels undermines mental health’
Welldoing (6 February 2025)
‘I’m a scientist – here’s a parent’s guide to surviving the teenage years’
Netmums (28 January 2025)
‘Unintended consequences: are mental health programmes undermining well-being?’
Teach Secondary Magazine (15 November 2024)
‘The problem with EDI’
The Critic (8 October 2024)
‘Survivors of male violence need single-sex spaces’
The Critic (16 January 2024)
‘Unbaking the genderbread person’
The Critic (17 April 2023)
‘Children and gender distress’
The Critic (10 October 2022)