
Black girls being failed by sport, report finds
Racism, misogyny and rigid structures and cultures are pushing away some of the most passionate potential sportswomen in the UK
Racism, misogyny and rigid structures and cultures are pushing away some of the most passionate potential sportswomen in the UK
Women in Sport hosted a landmark conference yesterday at the Royal Institute of British Architects, London, bringing together leaders and changemakers across sport, government, education, business and charity.
Women in Sport has joined forces with eight national governing bodies of sports to launch an innovative study exploring the needs and experiences of Black British girls in sport.
On Tuesday 8th October 2024 Women in Sport celebrated the charity’s 40th anniversary at a special event in Parliament.
Teenage girls to be given free or discounted membership and girls-only classes at all Places Leisure centres.
Our latest research explores the additional barriers that disabled teenage girls face when it comes to sport and exercise.
We are proud to announce the appointment of Professor Catherine Calderwood, a leading advocate for women's health, to our Board of Trustees.