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→

In an open letter about female coaches, Pau Gasol writes: “If you think I’m writing this to argue why Becky is qualified to be an NBA head coach … well, you’re mistaken. That part is obvious.”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→

The University of Connecticut set several records with its 140-52 victory over Saint Francis (Pennsylvania) in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Division I Woman’s Basketball tournament. More→

The Sport and Recreation Minister says he’s committed to getting more New Zealand women into sport.More→

Shannon Miller was one of the most successful women’s hockey coaches in the history of college sports, so she expected a pat on the back when she was called to a December 2014 meeting about her next contract at the University of Minnesota Duluth.More→