Genevieve Gluck
co-founder and chief investigative journalist, Reduxx

Genevieve Gluck is co-founder and chief investigative journalist of Reduxx, the independent news platform she launched with editor-in-chief Anna Slatz in January 2022 to report on the impact of gender ideology on women and children. The outlet is reader-supported and publishes investigations without funding from governments, corporations, or special-interest groups.

Gluck’s reporting focuses on pornography, sexual predators, fetish subcultures, and the overlap between gender-identity policy and safeguarding failures. Her original research includes investigations into links between leading transgender health authorities and figures associated with pro-pedophile advocacy. That work showed that WPATH’s Standards of Care cited the Eunuch Archive – a forum whose fiction archive contains graphic erotica about castration and the sexual abuse of children – and examined ties between archive-linked academics and WPATH.

She has also published exclusives on historical connections between certain early gender-medicine sexologists and activists who defended adult-child sexual relations or lobbied to lower the age of consent.

Further exclusives have tracked violent male sexual offenders transferred into women’s prisons, transfers advanced in part through litigation with substantial backing from the American Civil Liberties Union. Reduxx reporting has been cited in US Supreme Court briefing challenging medical ‘transition’ of minors. Its Paris 2024 boxing coverage became one of the Games’s largest eligibility controversies and formed part of the public pressure that preceded later IOC restrictions on the women’s category.

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