Research, Evidence & Reports Resource Hub
GASP – Girls In Action Sports Project
GASP was designed to better understand the enablers and barriers to girls engaging in male dominated action sports (mountain biking, skateboarding and surfing) with a view to providing more opportunities for girls to be physically active.
Women in Sport: Facts & Figures
A snapshot of global data on women’s participation, leadership, media coverage and equity in sport. Useful context for families, participants and advocates.
Active Tasmania – Reports & Research
Tasmanian sport and recreation research, participation reports and strategic documents.
Source: Active Tasmania
AusPlay Participation Data
National participation data showing how, where and why Australians engage in sport and physical activity.
Source: Clearing House for sport
Active Tasmania – Women & Girls in Sport Strategy
Tasmania’s strategic framework guiding investment, policy and action for women and girls in sport.
Equal means Equal, Tasmania Women’s Strategy
A whole-of-government strategy outlining priorities to improve equality, leadership, health, safety and economic security for women in Tasmania. A valuable resource for organisations creating more inclusive opportunities and better outcomes for women and girls in sport and recreation.
Hear Me Play: Youth perceptions of safety in sport
A national report sharing the voices of young people aged 12–18 about their experiences in sport. Learn what helps participants feel safe, included and supported, and how clubs can create positive environments that encourage lifelong participation.
Source: Sport Integrity Australia
Disability & Menstrual Equity in Sport
Explore research highlighting the barriers people with disability face in managing menstruation while participating in sport. Learn practical, evidence-based actions to improve accessibility, education, facilities and support, creating more inclusive sporting environments where everyone can participate with confidence and dignity
Source: Share the dignity & University of Victoria
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