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WiSEAN webinars

These webinars are  free virtual sessions with a new guest presenter each time, focused on topics relevant to research on women's and girls' sport and exercise.

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Dr Kat Schneider is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Appearance Research at the University of the West of England in Bristol, UK. Her research interests include body image, weight bias, and weight stigma, primarily within sport and exercise settings. She conducts applied research with academic and industry partners to create social impact and promote accessible, inclusive, and supportive movement spaces for all.

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Our next webinar (click the image):

Previous webinars

Our previous webinars or monthly meets were hosted by The Period of the Period x WiSEAN (click the image to play the recording)
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FAMM #1

A focus on exercise-induced muscle damage in females throughout the lifespan.

Dr Nuria Romero

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FAMM #2

Perceptions and experiences of the menstrual cycle in elite sport.

Dr Natalie Brown

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FAMM #5

Inspiring women to be active during midlife & menopause.

Liz Prinz from Women In Sport.

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FAMM #6

"Invisible Sportswomen”: The sex data gap in sport & exercise science research.

Emma Cowley

FAMM #9

Women's football practices in Europe: European Women in Sport Project

Jacky Forsyth, Alex Blackett and Lorna Mackay

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FAMM #3

Injury incidence across the menstrual cycle in international footballers. Dr Daniel Martin

ACL Injury: Towards a gendered environmental approach.

Dr Joanne Parsons

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FAMM #7 Recommendations and nutritional considerations for female athletes. Health and Performance. Bryan Holtzman

FAMM #4

Female athlete experiences of ‘recovery from Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S).

Dr Rachel Langbein 

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FAMM #8 

Applying a whole-systems approach to physical activity during and after pregnancy.

Grainne Donnelly

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