Finding quality #TimeTogether with your daughter through sport
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Embrace body positivity by spending #TimeTogether
When will women’s bodies be celebrated for what they can do, not what they look like?
Vitality partners with Women in Sport to inspire ‘mums’ and daughters to get active together
Now in its fourth year, #TimeTogether is one solution to increase activity levels and enjoyment of sport among women and girls after Women in Sport research found 1.3 million girls in the UK, who enjoyed sport in primary school, drop out during their teenage years.
Women in Sport supports research into disabled teenage girls
Inspired by our Reframing Sport for Teenage Girls insight, Access Sport is launching new research into disabled and neurodivergent teenage girls' experiences of sport
Sport Strategy: A great leap forward or just a step in the right direction?
This week, the Government published its updated sport strategy; the first update since 2015. The gender activity gap won’t close on the back of good intentions; we need targeted investment to help level the playing field for women and girls.
Moving mountains: Meet the ultra-marathon duo who are tackling gender inequality in sport
Long distance running friends Robin and Caroline are preparing to run a 50km Ultra Marathon to raise funds for Women in Sport.
Women’s World Cup 2023: The good, the bad and the stupid
Read an emotive and thought-provoking personal reflection from one of our team about the 2023 Women's World Cup.
New Trustee for Women in Sport
Women in Sport has appointed Kuldeep Kaur onto its Board of Trustees. Kuldeep is currently Finance and Operations Director of England and GB Hockey.
The School Sport and Activity Action Plan
On 19 July the Government published an updated School Sport and Activity Action Plan, but what does it mean for girls?
Play Their Way to tackle gender enjoyment gap as Lionesses look to inspire a generation of girls into sport for life
The Play Their Way campaign calls on coaches to put child-first coaching at the heart of their approach to tackle the sporting ‘enjoyment gap’ between girls and boys