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Thought leadership on policy and participation
Our response to key issues in sport
Campaign launches, research findings and opinion pieces
Coverage of our events, partnerships and advocacy wins
Our Brand – a strong connection with Welsh heritage in a modern way.
Our Brand – a strong connection with Welsh heritage in a modern way.
'Women and girls still face barriers to getting active'
Professor Leigh Robinson argues that policy changes are vital to drive meaningful opportunities for participation.
Our charitable status
We are thrilled to announce that Cymru Women’s Sport has achieved charitable status.
Building a More Diverse Future for Women’s Sport in Wales
Diversity isn’t a “nice to have,” it is essential. It’s not just about who plays, it is also about who leads, who makes decisions, and who tells the stories. True inclusion means ensuring that women and girls of all ethnicities, abilities, ages, faiths, sexualities, and identities can see themselves in sport. And most importantly, know that their voice matters.
Volunteer Charity Secretary needed
We are excited to advertise for the role of a Volunteer Charity Secretary to support the growth and development of Cymru Women’s Sport.
Cymru Women’s Sport (CWS) is a growing organisation run by our Board Members, who are volunteers themselves. We seek to Advocate/Ymgyrchu, Connect/Cysylltu and Celebrate/Dathlu, for all women and girls in sport in Wales.
Our Volunteer Charity Secretary will support the Board with administration, governance and effective operations in delivering our strategic pillars.
Challenges in the Women’s rugby game
Cymru Women’s Sport reacts to the news that changes to the women’s game must wait while changes to the men’s game continues.
