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.
Fewer than a third of girls aspire to reach the top in sport, compared to half of boys.
We are continuously researching and gaining new insights into sport through the eyes of women and girls across a range of communities, ages, life stages and backgrounds.
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.
How you can take action to support women's sport and get involved with our projects and campaigns.
Why are women with a health condition or disability missing out on the benefits that sport and physical activity brings as they get older?
Young people's activity appears to be returning to pre-pandemic levels, but girls remain less active than boys in every school year.
There are a number of cycling challenge rides across the country each year and we know that women who participate in these cycle more regularly each week.
Find out why women and girls are disproportionately dependent on pools and leisure facilities to be active.
