Questioning the fate of women in sport
2022 is shaping up to be an incredible year of sport. As the Winter Olympics draws to a close we can begin to reflect on its impact.
News and Opinion
Facing your fears: What the Winter Olympics can teach us about self-belief
Chief Executive of GB Snowsport Vicky Gosling unpacks the values that the sport can bring to women and girls.
Sportswomen, broadcasters, coaches and leaders recognised in New Year Honours
Women in Sport is delighted to see so many women recognised in the New Year Honours list.
Today is the shortest day of the year. Keep exercising! Longer days are on their way….
It’s dark, it’s cold, it’s wet and it feels like such an effort to get bundled up in warm gear and do what you normally love, exercising outdoors.
We need an independent body for safeguarding and duty of care in sport
Women in Sport is calling for the creation of an independent non-departmental body committed to tackling misconduct and abuse in sport.
Time to rethink sport and recreation
We need a new ambitious national plan for sport, health and wellbeing and a new approach within government to deliver it.
What does the latest Sport England Active Lives data say about girls?
How have girls' activity levels changed in the last year? Read our reflections on the 2020-21 Sport England Active Lives data.
£1m funding to help increase teenage girls’ confidence and activity levels
A consortium of three charities has been awarded £1m from the final Tampon Tax Fund to help improve confidence, wellbeing and activity levels amongst teenage girls.
Women in Sport and the Climate and Ecological Emergencies
The climate and ecological emergency is already affecting the lives of women and girls disproportionately.
Sport England’s latest Active Lives Adult Survey May 2020 – May 2021
Sport England's latest data shows that women continue to be less active than men across the board.