USA, August 2018 USA – A research report from the University of Minnesota’s Tucker Center is now available. It provides a roadmap for athletic directors looking for tangible strategies to improve the representation of women on their coaching staff.More→

OTTAWA, June 19, 2018 – All Canadians deserve to participate and compete in a sport environment, free from harassment, abuse or discrimination, regardless of gender, race, religion, language, age and ability.More→

Celia Brackenridge was an international sportswoman, a campaigner for women’s causes and an authority on child protection in sport.More→

WSI attends the first international forum run by Safe Sport International, in Madrid, Spain on “Challenging Violence in Sport: First Global Summit Safe Sport International Conference”.More→

WSI Executive Committee and Extended Board members are participating in the International Working Group on Women in Sport (IWG) conference in Botswana, May 17-20. WSI is offering a side event entitled, Making Sport Safer – Preventing Harassment and Abuse.More→

A new report that surveyed more than 10,000 girls across the country [USA] has found a positive correlation between playing sports and increased confidence, body image, academic performance and personal relationships.More→

New Toolkit for Safeguarding Athletes from Harassment and Abuse in Sport launched by IOC.More→

2016 – WSI President Ani Chroni and Past-President Kari Fasting served on the Advisory Board for a European Union Study on Gender-Based Violence in Sport.More→