Excellent resources on the topic of bodily autonomy — inclusion here isn’t a blanket endorsement.
Intact America
The largest US advocacy organization on this issue. Campaigns, research, public awareness. Genital Autonomy–America merged into it in 2021.
Intact Global
Launched in 2024 to unite advocates, legal experts and communities worldwide against forced genital cutting. Hosts an annual conference bringing the movement together.
Doctors Opposing Circumcision
Physician-led. Best single starting point for medical-organization statements and clinician-facing material, and maintains a good resources directory.
Your Whole Baby
Parent-facing education: intact care, forced-retraction prevention, printable material for handing to a pediatrician. The most practically useful resource for new parents.
Attorneys for the Rights of the Child
Legal analysis and litigation on children’s genital autonomy.
GALDEF
Genital Autonomy Legal Defense and Education Fund. Funds impact litigation and provides resources for attorneys and affected people pursuing legal cases over nonconsensual child genital cutting.
15 Square
Formerly NORM-UK. Foreskin health information, conservative treatment advocacy, and support for men and boys with preputial problems.
Darbon Institute
Formerly the Australasian Institute for Genital Autonomy. Research and policy.
Bloodstained Men & Their Friends
Street protest across the US. Highly visible, deliberately confrontational — worth knowing about, and worth deciding for yourself how you feel about the approach.
NORM
National Organization of Restoring Men. Practical guidance, methods and peer support for foreskin restoration.
Foregen
Pursuing foreskin regeneration through tissue engineering. Early-stage and experimental — follow it as research, not as an available treatment.
CIRP
The Circumcision Information and Resource Pages. An older archival library holding hard-to-find historical medical statements and papers. Dated in design, valuable in content.
Brian D. Earp
Bioethicist publishing extensively on genital cutting and children’s rights. If you want the argument made rigorously in peer-reviewed venues rather than in advocacy prose, start here.