We Have to Empower Each Other





The Athletes Network for Safer Sports is an international network of people and organizations connected by our lived experience of abuse in sport.

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All on the Same Team: Trans, Gender Diverse and Intersex Inclusion

All on the Same Team: Trans, Gender Diverse and Intersex Inclusion

Workshop on the Real Impacts and Risks to Women and Girls in Sport  Sport can be a place of joy, where all of us can belong and reach full potential. Sport is all about celebrating different kinds of strength, skill and beauty. But in the last years, the LGBTI+ community, particularly transgender women and women […]

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Krystina Timanovskaya, of Belarus, runs in the women’s 100-meter run at the 2020 Summer Olympics, Friday, July 30, 2021. © 2021 AP Photo/Martin Meissner

Sport has the potential to be a catalyst for human development, unity, and freedom, but too often it instead brings harm to athletes, fans, workers, journalists and communities. We exist to uncover and rectify the many abuses that exist both in and around sport – and transform sport into an authentic force for good.