Why there is no finish line for women’s rugby
Sport is a never-ending rollercoaster. England women’s rugby World Cup campaigns ended in heartbreak this week at the hands of New Zealand.
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Grit, fortitude and femininity: My quest to break free from limiting stereotypes
Meet Rosie, the 63-year-old polar explorer who is still going on expeditions today
2022 – The Year Women’s Sport Roared
The success of our elite sportswomen this summer means more girls are dreaming of reaching the top than ever before.
Smashing through barriers to get my black belt!
I'm Lisa Waterman, a mum of two and I have always secretly wanted to be a black belt in karate!
The Lionesses Legacy: first steps to equality for girls in PE
Today, on International Women’s Day, the Government has announced more than £600 million of funding which will be invested in school sport.
Beyond 30% – Women in Sport meet Daniele Fiandaca, co-founder of Token Man
Involving men and women in the shared goal of gender equality is key to our Beyond 30% campaign. So we jumped at the chance to chat to Daniele Fiandaca, co-founder of the Token Man initiative.
‘Petra will be with me every step of the way’: One woman’s marathon journey in memory of her friend
Meet Rebecca, who is running the Leeds marathon in honour of her friend Petra, who died unexpectedly aged 53.
Women in Sport Story on Gender Pay Gap
For the first-time employers now need to report on pay equality. Midnight on Wednesday 4 April was the deadline for companies with 250 employees or more to publish their gender pay gap data.
The Autumn Statement: Reflections from Women in Sport’s Policy and Public Affairs Manager
With the government's aim of getting more people into work, it's important we talk about gendered health inequalities and how sport can help level the playing field.
A tribute to Prof. Celia Brackenridge
Professor Celia Brackenridge, Co-Founder of Women in Sport, sadly passed away on 23 May 2018 after a courageous battle with Leukaemia.