Women's Sport Trust
Charity Number 1153429
Making women’s sport visible, viable and unstoppable.
Our Mission Statement
Sport is one of the most important public arenas we have – which means that sport has a responsibility to reflect the best version of society.
We want an industry with strong allyship that actively demonstrates that it values women and girls; where strong, diverse female role models are highly visible; and where systems enable diverse talent to get access, opportunity, development and profile.
We take the actions necessary to establish a women’s sport ecosystem that is bold, unapologetic and independently successful on its own terms. We want women’s sport to grow diverse audiences, attract brands based on its distinctive appeal, be fully representative of women and girls in our society and align purpose and profit.
The Women’s Sport Trust was founded in 2012 after the London Olympics and Paralympics.
"WST are powerful advocates for change.”
Tanni Grey-Thompson DBE, DL
Monitoring the Landscape
We build an evidence based picture of growth patterns and obstacles and use this as a catalyst for development.
Thought Leadership
We are constructively disruptive. We encourage an inclusive and imaginative vision of what's possible and then make it a reality.
Provocative Glue
We bring together influencers from across sport, business and media. We amplify what's working, exchange ideas and stimulate action.
Latest News
Unlocked athletes at Paris 2024
Unlocked Athletes at Paris 2024 The Women’s Sport Trust wants to say a huge congratulations…
O2, RFU and Women’s Sport Trust launch the UK’s first-ever wearable report to help tackle the gender awareness gap in rugby
O2, Rugby Football Union (RFU) and Women’s Sport Trust (WST) deliver the annual report as…
Latest research from Women’s Sport Trust reveals fans are watching Barclays Women’s Super League matches for longer than ever before
Latest figures from the Women’s Sport Trust, with broadcast analysis from Futures Sport & Entertainment,…
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