
Family Matters
This week, we're taking a deep dive into the subject of family and sport, exploring the fascinating question of whether sporting talent is inherent or nurtured. Here, our editor Alison Root shares her thoughts
This week, we're taking a deep dive into the subject of family and sport, exploring the fascinating question of whether sporting talent is inherent or nurtured. Here, our editor Alison Root shares her thoughts
Welcome to the Glorious 'Women in Tech' edition! This week we're shining a spotlight on the intersection of sports and technology, and the incredible women who are leveraging tech to transform the game
Do you trust the Internet when researching facts? Rebecca Sowden didn’t, due to the number of statistical inaccuracies that disadvantaged sportswomen, so she created Correct The Internet and now change is in progress
From horse riding to racing driving, Barbie has done it all! Whilst she has been a beloved doll for generations, her unrealistic beauty standards have also garnered criticism. We deep dive into the history of the iconic toy and her relationship with sport
It was a no-brainer for Chern’ee Sutton when asked if she would like to design artwork for the Women’s World Cup, but how does she bring her rich cultural heritage to life through her paintings? We find out from the Indigenous Australian artist
Former footballer Agathe Breton is still very much in the game. We chat to the photographer and filmmaker about how she uses her skills to highlight women and girls in sport
It’s an athletic and skilled practice, but will pole dancing ever (and should it) shed its sexy image? We take a deep dive into the art of pole and talk to women at its core