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Trans Inclusion

Sport is inherently physical, so the different physiologies of the sexes matter. Whilst everyone should be able to participate in sport, the Sports Councils’ Equality Group’s International Research Literature Review states “There are significant differences between the sexes which render direct competition between males and females unfair in most ‘gender-affected sports’”.

Safe and Fair Sport for Women and Girls

Our statement on transgender inclusion in grassroots sport

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Transgender Inclusion and Women’s Sport

Our exploration of the Sports Councils’ Equality Group’s International Research Literature Review which found “There are significant differences between the sexes which render direct competition between males and females unfair in most ‘gender-affected sports’”.
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Trans Inclusion: Guidance for NGBs

We have been working with National Governing Bodies to support them with their approach to transgender inclusion in sport. In this statement, we share our view about the approach we believe they should be taking.

Guidance for NGBs

Our policy positions on trans inclusion

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Trans Inclusion & Women’s Sport

Sport is inherently physical, so the different physiologies of the sexes matters. Read about our stance on transgender inclusion in sport.

A group of women and girls playing football

Trans Inclusion: Guidance for NGBs

Sport is inherently physical, so the different physiologies of the sexes matters. Read about our stance on transgender inclusion in sport.