As gender and sex research faces growing scrutiny from political and institutional forces, this roundtable brings together leading scholars and medical professionals to discuss what’s at stake for the future of science, medicine, and public discourse. Panelists will explore how gender and sex are studied across disciplines, how this research informs healthcare and policy, and how researchers are navigating a shifting landscape of public and political pressure.

The conversation will highlight both the promise and precarity of conducting research at the intersection of identity, evidence, and social change. Whether you're engaged in the sciences, medicine, the humanities, or advocacy, this event offers a critical space to reflect on the evolving relationship between research and power.