Running in the dark: Women need more than streetlights to feel safe
Women should be able to feel safe exercising in winter after dark. But it's going to take more than putting up some streetlights.
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Questioning the fate of women in sport
2022 is shaping up to be an incredible year of sport. As the Winter Olympics draws to a close we can begin to reflect on its impact.
Creating change
How we are shaping sport for women and girls across the country, so they can find joy in exercise and activity.
Why Government cannot afford to side-line women’s sport
Read our policy positions on how the government can better support women's sport, as featured in The Sports Think Tank's Road to the Manifestos
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.
Making space for women on our pitches, making space for women on our airwaves: Time for change in women’s football
This week, the government published its response to the Independent Review of Women's Football.
Women in Sport statement on new Code for Sports Governance
Women in Sport responds below to the release today of a new Code for Sports Governance by Sport England and UK Sport.
Our response to the Equality in Cricket report
We welcome the publication of the Independent Commission of Equality in Cricket report which we believe should be read by all those involved in the game of cricket.
Women in Sport Response to the Publication of the UK Sports Councils’ Guidance for Transgender Inclusion in Sport
How we can add value to the sports organisations that must make decisions about transgender inclusion.
Sport Strategy: A great leap forward or just a step in the right direction?
This week, the Government published its updated sport strategy; the first update since 2015. The gender activity gap won’t close on the back of good intentions; we need targeted investment to help level the playing field for women and girls.