European Women in Sport

EUROPEAN WOMEN IN SPORT

For an adaptive governance of women’s sports practices

Empowering Women Athletes: Driving the Feminization of Sport in Europe

Next event :

CONFERENCE : FOOTBALL – A WOMAN’S GAME

Staffordshire University, UK

December 11, 2023

Driving ChangeS

Transforming Women’s Sports Landscape in Europe

Funded by the Sport action of the Erasmus+ programme, the project “European Women in Sport – For an adaptive governance of women’s sports practices” (E-WinS) aims to promote and accelerate the feminization of Sport in European cultures through developing awareness and understanding on the specific problematics women encounter in their sport careers. It means to bring more visibility to women athletes in Europe and to help improve their role and impact in sport governance.

the project folows 3 main axes :

ORGANISATION

Economic model and daily organisation

PERFORMANCE

Development and management of women’s sports performance

VISIBILITY

Communication practices for a better visibility

BEST PRACTICES

At its core, the E-WinS project places a strong emphasis on the exchange of best practices in the realm of women’s sports. By sharing successful approaches and strategies, this collaborative effort aims to create a more inclusive and empowering environment for women athletes throughout Europe.

INNOVATIVE TOOLS

Additionally, the project encompassed the development of innovative tools aimed at raising awareness about the distinctive aspects of women in sports, facilitating a better understanding of their needs, and identifying strategies to provide optimal support.

Partners

The E-WinS project is a collaborative effort involving six countries: Bulgaria, England, Finland, France, Poland, and Spain.

EVENTS

European collaboration and national contexts. All dissemination events held by the universities, associations and football clubs from participant countries involved in the project articulate the two scales to underscore how the national and the European are intrinsically linked and feed off each other.