Every woman should feel welcome and supported in triathlon. We push for fair race policies, including realistic cutoff times, accessible facilities (such as changing spaces for Muslim athletes), and event structures designed with women’s needs in mind.

We work with clubs and coaches to ensure training environments are inclusive, supportive, and free from barriers to participation.

Representation matters. We advocate for diverse imagery in race marketing, more women in coaching and leadership roles, and club environments that reflect the communities they serve.

By working with governing bodies, brands, and event organisers, we aim to ensure women of all backgrounds, ethnicities, and abilities feel seen, valued, and supported in the sport.

No woman should feel unsafe or unwelcome in triathlon. We push for stronger anti-harassment policies, clear athlete codes of conduct, and unconscious bias training within clubs and event teams.

We support race organisers in improving safety measures at events, ensuring that triathlon is a sport where every woman can participate with confidence.

Cost is the biggest barrier to participation, with 63% of women citing it as their main challenge. Many funding programs overlook the unique barriers women and ethnic minorities face, so we advocate for targeted support.

We work with race organisers and brands to develop sustainable, inclusive solutions that keep triathlon accessible and environmentally responsible.