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APPG on women's sport and fitness

17/04/12

WSFF Launch All Party Parliamentary Group

WSFF launch All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Women’s Sport and Fitness WSFF alongside a group of passionate MPs and Peers are launching the APPG on Women’s Sport and Fitness in order to raise the profile of women’s sport in Parliament and beyond. By bringing together influential politicians who care about women’s sport, the APPG will become a powerful advocate, helping to address major...

Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation

28/03/12

Fit 4 Women 2012 - A BIG Thank you

The Women's Sport & Fitness Foundation came together with the 70% proof team; Sporting Equals, English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) and StreetGames to deliver the Fit 4 Women events. Our aim for the day was to further explore how to attract and retain women including women that are particularly under represented in sport/physical activity and pass on the research gained to a...

Diversity Challenge

06/03/12

Take the Diversity Challenge - Now Live

Diversity Challenge to help drive inclusion in sport http://www.diversitychallenge.co.uk/ A new online toolkit to drive inclusion of under-represented groups in sport is NOW LIVE. The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) working alongside the other national equality partners- Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation, StreetGames and Sporting Equals- is proud to have led on the resource...

Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation

13/01/12

Fit 4 Women 2012

Manchester @ Radisson Edwardian - 19th March 2012 London @ West One, Oxford Street - 22nd March 2012   The Olympics and Paralympics are nearly here...  Just a few months away from the greatest show on earth, we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to stimulate and sustain increased participation amongst women. But it's not going to be easy, still only one in five women...

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