‘Boys will be boys’: Creating a new generation of male allies for girls in sport
Our research into what causes boys’ negative attitudes and behaviours to girls in sport in the early primary school years.
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Big Sister: breaking down barriers to activity for teen girls
1.3 million teenage girls who once considered themselves as ‘sporty’ are dropping out of exercise and activity after primary school. Find out how we can change that.
What’s Your Little One Made Of?
Our latest research shows that boys as young as five have already learnt that sport is not for girls. Let's debunk this myth and raise the next generation of Mini Allies.
Big Sister project inspires 3000 teenage girls to get active
Our Big Sister project provided free gym memberships and support to encourage teenage girls to find and reclaim their love of exercise
More ‘sporty’ girls now dream of reaching the top in sport
New Women in Sport survey finds stubborn inequalities still prevent many girls from getting involved.
What is Gender Budgeting?
Find out about gender budgeting in sport and how it can ensure women and girls are receiving a fair deal in sport and society.
RFL launches Rugbees for primary aged girls following Women in Sport research
The Rugby Football League has launched a new project to break down gender stereotypes inspired by our latest report
Girls’ Sporting Lives Stagnant Despite the Glory of the Lionesses – Action is Needed to Close the Gender Gap
Young people's activity appears to be returning to pre-pandemic levels, but girls remain less active than boys in every school year.
UEFA Women’s Euros 2022: More than just a football tournament
Before looking at the 2022 women's euros it is important to look back on how the women's game has evolved and got to where it is today.
Girls as young as five years old don’t feel that they belong in sport
Girls as young as five years old are being bombarded by messages that make them feel as though sport is not a place for them.