The Sporting Inequalities Award rewards outstanding work considering sport and individuals/communities from underrepresented ethnicities; LGBTQ+ individuals/communities; women; and/or disability.

The shortlist for the Lord Aberdare Literary Prize 2021 is out!

This conference, convened by Dr. Solène Froidevaux and Dr. Claire Nicolas, aims at thinking about the political dimensions of the feminist theories and the ways we use them - or not - in Sport Studies. The call for papers is open.

The Sport & Physical Activity Research Centre (SPARC) at Bournemouth University are hosting this online event on Wednesday 7 July from midday - 1.30pm.

We are delighted to announce the winner of the BSSH EPQ Prize for 2021: Anna Spencer from Stroud High School.

This two-day online event (Tuesday 6 - Wednesday 7 July) will feature discussion of a broad mix of physical, digitised and born digital resources relating to the Olympics and Paralympics.

Click for a list of previous conference hosts and themes.

We are delighted to welcome Dr Claire Warden of Loughborough University to deliver the Sir Derek Birley Memorial Lecture in 2021.

We are delighted to announce Lili Donlon-Mansbridge of Cambridge University as this year's winner.

This conference, postponed from 2020, will now take place on Saturday 6 November 2021.

Katie Taylor of DMU presents on the history of female American football coaches.

Liam O’Callaghan of Liverpool Hope University discusses Catholics, Protestants and Rugby Union in Ireland c. 1870-1920.

Claire Nicolas of Kings College London presents on Ghanaian student-athletes on a global stage, 1936-1991.