Daughters and Dads: Building male allies at home
Find out about our Daughters and Dads programme that aims to empower girls and their families through sport.
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Research Report: Puberty & Sport: An Invisible Stage
Girls are less active than boys and by age 13 – 15, only 8% of girls meet the Chief Medical Officer’s recommendation that young people aged 5 – 18 should do 60 minutes of physical activity every day.
Finding quality #TimeTogether with your daughter through sport
When was the last time you truly connected with your daughter?
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.
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
Women in Sport influences Department for Educations’ latest schools guidance
We welcome Department for Education's latest guidance to improve access to sport in schools.
More girls are playing football but a significant team sport gender gap remains
The latest data Sport England's Active Lives Children and Young People survey reveals persistent gender gaps in team sport and activity levels.
Our Aims
Find out how we are transforming sport for women and girls through our campaigns, partnerships and projects.
Safe and Fair Sport for Women and Girls
Ensuring that sport is safe and fair for women and girls is at the heart of Women in Sport’s mission.
Sport, Stereotypes and Stolen Dreams: Why girls still feel they don’t belong in sport
Girls are hearing harmful stereotypes that make them feel like they don't belong in sport as early as five years old.