Deaf Awareness Week: Sporting role model Kristy Cooper
Blog by Kristy Cooper, project manager for Deaf Get Active and volunteer at the charity Living Options Devon.
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Daring to Dream: The Gender Dream Deficit in Sport
New research finds fewer than a third of girls (29%) dream of reaching the top of sport compared to half of boys (52%).
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“They want to play because Mummy plays”: London Sport CEO Emily Robinson on how football has brought her daughters closer
When I was younger, girls didn't play football. Now, me and my daughters are only two short of our own five-a-side team!
Women losing out most as activity levels remain below pre-covid stats
The latest Sport England Active Lives data has shown that women's activity levels have failed to bounce back to those seen before the pandemic.
Reframing Sport for Teenage Girls: Tackling Teenage Disengagement
Too many girls are disengaging from sport and exercise in their teens. Read our research to understand the challenges and how we can overcome them.
Daughters and Dads programme highlights the power of father-figures in Women’s World Cup video campaign
Ahead of the 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup, Women in Sport is highlighting the important role father and father-figures play in getting their daughters physically active.
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Stronger together: Why women’s sport needs male allies
With high-profile sportsmen Ugo Monye, Andy Murray and Siya Kolisi voicing their support for women's sport, we reflect on why male allyship is essential to change the game.