The letter was co-authored by Dr Dan O’Hare, a senior lecturer at the University of Bristol, Dr Cora Sargeant, a senior teaching fellow at the University of Southampton, and trainee educational psychologist Christie Ghent.
I'm having trouble locating a copy of the open letter. The pink news article quotes it but doesn't link to it. The author's linked in only posted the pink news article.
dandelion (she/her) - 3mon
this is from 2024, it's rather old and there have been so many open letters like this from around that time, here are some examples:
florencia in mtf
Does anybody have a copy of the open letter? - 200 educational psychologists signed an open letter addressed to education secretary Bridget Phillipson
https://www.thepinknews.com/2024/11/12/educational-psychologists-open-letter-cass-review-trans/
I'm having trouble locating a copy of the open letter. The pink news article quotes it but doesn't link to it. The author's linked in only posted the pink news article.
this is from 2024, it's rather old and there have been so many open letters like this from around that time, here are some examples:
I haven't found a link to the letter authored by Dan O'Hare, though.
Err, I am not quite sure what to make of the first of your links? It appears to be in defense of the Cass Review and attempt at silencing critics?
Edit: Perhaps this is the motion of BMA to which the originally linked was a a criticism. https://www.bma.org.uk/bma-media-centre/bma-to-undertake-an-evaluation-of-the-cass-review-on-gender-identity-services-for-children-and-young-people
In my experience, folks in academia are often eager to chat about and share their work over email. Perhaps email Dr O'Hare?