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Alongside WSU, there are many other initiatives working to protect women’s rights and fairness in sport. Explore these organisations to learn more about their advocacy, resources, and ongoing efforts to support women and girls in sport and beyond.
Other Resources
If you need more expert legal help, advice, protection or support, especially if it relates to employment, or a free speech issue, we recommend the FSU who are doing amazing work protecting free speech. Both Tracy and Sharron are members.
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Why do mens road 10K times qualify for Bham 2026 but not women? The men have pacers in these races so what’s the difference?
Track 10,000m races are becoming extinct like the dinosaurs. So why restrict women to “women-only” races while men have 100s of chances in mixed races?
