Join Barry Neufeld at Mayday Kids in Crisis Rally at Parliament Hill May 5 2026

Feature Speaker: Barry Neufeld

Barry Neufeld spent a career helping at-risk children, through British Columbia’s Ministry for Children and Families. Additionally, he was involved in the governance of K-12 public education, as board trustee, for 30 years. Out of concern for the well-being of the children in his charge, he opposed the imposition of Gender Ideology on students through SOGI programming. For simply voicing his concerns, the BC Human Rights Tribunal fined him $750,000.

Lead Organizer
Jeff Evely

Jeff is a 20-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, and the father of a victim of gender ideology. While deployed to Iraq, in 2019, his daughter turned 16 – the legal age of consent, in Ontario. The Children’s hospital of Eastern Ontario started calling her phone directly, to encourage her to attend the adolescent gender clinic, for biomedical transition. He took leave from Iraq to attend those appointments, and what those so-called “doctors” said to him was shocking. He has been alienated from his daughter since 2023, and she had her healthy breasts removed last September, at the age of 22. He was a co-organizer (nationally) for the 1 Million March 4 Children, and remains spokesperson for Hands off Our Kids.

Keynote Speaker
Scott Newgent

Scott is a transgender man, a trans-father living in Texas, and the founder of TReVoices – a group of trans educators who oppose radical gender activism and seek to educate politicians and families about the reality of gender dysphoria. He transitioned from female to male at the age of 42. Now 53, he has suffered severe health complications, and seeks to warn others before it is too late. In April of 2021, made a written submission to the Canadian Senate’s Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs regarding Bill C-6 (An Act to amend the Criminal Code on conversion therapy), warning that it would push kids to medically transition.  Scott is best known for his appearance on the movie “What is a Woman”

Dr. Ann Gillies

Dr. Gillies is trained jointly in psychology and theology. She retired from private practice after 25 years of clinical counselling focused primarily on individuals struggling with complex traumatic stress as a result of chronic childhood sexual abuse.

Her research is in the area of child and adult attachment, trauma, same-sex attraction, gender dysphoria, the current transgender phenomenon, and conversion therapy.

Kellie-Lynn Pirie

Kellie-Lynn is president and founder of Detrans Alliance Canada.

Having succumbed to trans ideology in 2002, she transitioned (female to male) 2 years later, undergoing a hysterectomy in 2006, and a double mastectomy in 2008. Her disenchantment with gender ideology began as early as 2010 (only 2 years later), as she started seeing it as a quasi-religious movement.

A CPATH conference in 2017 led Kellie to the conclusion that “Genderology, driven by Queer theory, had taken over transition specific health care.”

Mia Hugues

Mia Hugues is a senior fellow at the MacDonald-Laurier Institute. She specializes in paediatric gender medicine, psychiatric epidemics, social contagion, medical ethics, evidence-based medicine, and the intersections between transgender ideology, women’s rights, and LGB issues.

She is a director at Genspect, an organization promoting evidence-based, non-medical approaches to gender distress in youth. She famously authored THE WPATH FILES, an investigative report based on leaked World Professional Association for Transgender Health communications.

Chris fleury

Chris Fleury is a constitutional lawyer with Charter Advocates Canada, a firm that frequently collaborates with the JCCF for high-profile Charter litigation. He is currently representing Canadian Women’s Sex-Based Rights (CAWSBAR), in a Charter challenge to Correctional Service Canada’s policy of allowing biological males who self-identify as women to be housed in women’s prisons.

Faith groleau

My name is Faith Groleau and I’m a detransitioner. When I turned 16, I was asking family to call me using male pronouns. I began puberty blockers at 17. To this day, we don’t know what the consequences are for kids who are on these hormones. When I turned 22, I began to question my transition but would anyone support me now that I was accepting my biological body as a female?