2023 Women's Sporting Landscape

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Voice & Visibility

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Almost a third more New Zealander's consumed women’s sport in the past year, and half of New Zealanders said they had recently advocated for or encouraged others to watch women’s sport, proving the worth of hosting three World Cups in NZ.

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Change in Action - 1 Year on from IWG Webinar

Voice & Visibility

Change in Action - 1 Year on from IWG Webinar

By Merran Brockie-David - Women in Sport Aotearoa

2022 IWG: Phil Clark - Using Research and Advocacy to Improve the Gender Balance of Sports Coverage

Voice & Visibility

2022 IWG: Phil Clark - Using Research and Advocacy to Improve the Gender Balance of Sports Coverage

Equal pay commitments set for women’s sport in NSW, lead by female advocates

Voice & Visibility

Equal pay commitments set for women’s sport in NSW, lead by female advocates

By Merran Brockie-David - Women in Sport Aotearoa

Change Our Game State of Play Survey 2022-2023

Voice & Visibility

Change Our Game State of Play Survey 2022-2023

Findings report – The Value of You Can Be What You Can See

Voice & Visibility

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Tātāwhāinga - Episode 7: The Role of Sports Media

Voice & Visibility

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 7: The Role of Sports Media

By Erin Roxburgh - Women in Sport Aotearoa

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 6: Hosting Major Events

Voice & Visibility

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 6: Hosting Major Events

By Erin Roxburgh - Women in Sport Aotearoa

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 5: Athletes: Humans or Commodities Part 2

Voice & Visibility

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 5: Athletes: Humans or Commodities Part 2

By Erin Roxburgh - Women in Sport Aotearoa

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 1: Welcome to Tātāwhāinga

Voice & Visibility

Tātāwhāinga - Episode 1: Welcome to Tātāwhāinga

By Erin Roxburgh - Women in Sport Aotearoa

Relational Leadership, Visibility & Voice

Voice & Visibility

Relational Leadership, Visibility & Voice

By Kirsten Spencer - Auckland University of Technology

Future Talent: Yasmeen Kareem

Voice & Visibility

Future Talent: Yasmeen Kareem

By Vincent Jones - Edged and Gone

Wellington and Graham sign with Brave for Super Smash

Voice & Visibility

Wellington and Graham sign with Brave for Super Smash

By Vincent Jones - Edged and Gone

Future Talent: Paige Loggenberg

Voice & Visibility

Future Talent: Paige Loggenberg

By Vincent Jones - Edged and Gone

Aotearoa New Zealand Gender Attitudes Survey 2023

Voice & Visibility

Aotearoa New Zealand Gender Attitudes Survey 2023

By Maddi Mclean - Sport New Zealand

2021 National Sport Club Survey - Female Friendly Environments

Voice & Visibility

2021 National Sport Club Survey - Female Friendly Environments

By Maddi Mclean - Sport New Zealand

Men as Allies: supporting women and girls in community sport

Voice & Visibility

Men as Allies: supporting women and girls in community sport

The ROI of Women’s Sports: A Blueprint for Value Investing

Voice & Visibility

2023 Women's Sporting Landscape

Almost a third more New Zealander's consumed women’s sport in the past year, and half of New Zealanders said they had recently advocated for or encouraged others to watch women’s sport, proving the worth of hosting three World Cups in NZ.

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