Learn where the exhibition has come from, the research that underpins it, and the vision for the future of a gendered environmental approach for sport.

Feminine and female stereotypes contribute to minimising and mischaracterising athletes’ injury concerns.

The sport environment simultaneously erases and overemphasises women’s physiology, creating a gap in meeting women’s needs.

A narrow range of idealised feminine qualities valued in sport limits how women’s injuries are understood, recognised, and dealt with.

Gender disparities in treatment, opportunities, and resources continue to position female athletes like “second class citizens”.

Women’s injury experiences and outcomes are deeply entangled with the unevenly gendered organisational hierarchies of sport.