About Janet Murray
Investigative Journalism on Sex & Gender - and a book too
I’m a journalist and media trainer with a particular interest in institutional capture, freedom of speech and women’s rights.
My reporting has appeared in publications including The Telegraph, the Mail on Sunday, UnHerd, spiked and GB News. I returned to journalism in January 2026 after spending eight years running a successful communications and digital-marketing business.
Before that, I worked as a freelance journalist, editor and journalism lecturer, writing mainly for the Guardian on education and social policy.
I’m the founder of [Un]Captured, an independent Substack investigating institutional capture - and the route back to purpose, impartiality and public trust.
I’m also working on Please Don’t Share My Name: The Hidden Cost of Speaking Up for Women - which will share the quieter, often overlooked stories of people whose livelihoods and relationships have been affected by gender ideology.
I’m also Director of Seen in Journalism, a professional network committed to restoring accuracy and impartiality to reporting on sex and gender.
If you value independent journalism and would like to support my work, I’d be enormously grateful. It really does make a difference.
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