WSI is pleased to share updated resources from Professor Elizabeth Pike, including the IWG Progress Report 2022-2026, Anita White Fund Impact Report, and publications commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the International Working Group on Women and Sport. These resources provide important insights into global progress and ongoing efforts to advance gender equity in sport.
A position statement of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG)
This position statement from the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) argues against mandatory SRY gene testing as a requirement for participation in women’s sports. The authors contend that using SRY testing alone is scientifically inadequate, ethically problematic, and potentially harmful, citing concerns related to biological complexity, informed consent, privacy, genetic counseling, and the risk of discrimination against athletes.
Call for Nominations: WomenSport International (WSI) Board of Directors
Nominations are now open for the WomenSport International (WSI) Board of Directors for the 2027-2030 term. We are seeking passionate leaders, scholars, practitioners, and advocates who are committed to advancing gender equity in sport. We especially encourage nominations from individuals with expertise in finance, marketing, fundraising, research, and organizational leadership. Join us in helping guide the future of WSI and creating positive change for girls and women around the world.
WSI with Dr. Erin Ayala Podcast Series: Dr. Gretchen Kerr
“The Silent Costs of Psychological Harm for Women in Sport” features WSI Board Member Dr. Gretchen Kerr, an internationally recognized expert in athlete welfare and safe sport. In this insightful discussion, Dr. Kerr examines the often-overlooked effects of psychological harm in athletics and shares practical, research-based strategies for creating safer, healthier, and more supportive sport environments.
WSI with Dr. Erin Ayala Podcast Series: Dr. Margo Mountjoy
WSI Board Member Dr. Margo Mountjoy is featured in the podcast“Female Injury Prevention Finally Gets Its Own Research,” where she discusses the latest advances in injury prevention and athlete health for girls and women. This insightful conversation highlights the importance of female-specific research and practical strategies to support lifelong athletic participation.
WomenSport International at IWG 2026: Global Voices, Meaningful Connections, and a Shared Commitment to Advancing Women in Sport
At the IWG Global Summit on Women & Sport 2026 in Birmingham, England, WomenSport International (WSI) brought together global leaders, advocates, and emerging voices committed to advancing girls and women in sport. Through the inspiring WSI Open Session, presentations by WSI Task Force Members, and contributions from other WSI members, the Summit showcased the power of leadership, mentorship, international collaboration, and meaningful connection.
WSI Open Session at the 2026 IWG Global Summit
WomenSport International (WSI) will host a special Open Session at the 2026 IWG Global Summit, bringing together leading voices in the global women’s sport movement for an inspiring and reflective panel conversation. Titled “What Kept Us Going: Personal Journeys of Women Advancing Sport,” the session highlights the lived experiences, challenges, and turning points that have shaped the careers of influential women leaders in sport.
WSI Board Member Engages in Global Sport Policy Dialogue at CIGEPS 2026
Emily Cameron-Blake, Board Member of WomenSport International (WSI), represented WSI at the Ordinary Session of the Intergovernmental Committee for Physical Education and Sport (CIGEPS), held on 15 June 2026 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France.
Invited by UNESCO in recognition of her expertise in global sport policy, Emily contributed to high-level discussions on advancing safe, inclusive, and equitable sport systems worldwide.
Dare more. Keep rising.
Join us for a free, four-week interactive experience with Diana Weynand, WSI member, as she brings the eight Lipstick Football principles to life in a practical and supportive way. Held on four Thursdays—July 9, 16, 23, and 30—from 10–11am PT on Zoom, this series is designed for anyone seeking clarity, momentum, or a fresh start. Whether you’re feeling stuck, uncertain, or ready for change, these sessions will help you reconnect with what you want and begin moving forward with confidence and intention.