The UK's only athlete-led, safe sport organisation.

For a sporting world that protects, respects, and celebrates women in sport.

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What we’ve been working on

Advocacy and Insights
Light the Night: Reclaiming Our Streets Together
Light the Night: Reclaiming Our Streets Together
Kyniska Advocacy, Sport & Rights Alliance Athlete Network and The Army of Survivors Call for Action
Kyniska Advocacy, Sport & Rights Alliance Athlete Network and The Army of Survivors Call for Action
Kyniska Advocacy and Gymnasts for Change Stand United.
Kyniska Advocacy and Gymnasts for Change Stand United.
A letter to future athletes
A letter to future athletes
Campaigning is hard
Campaigning is hard
Glasgow FrontRunners is my home, they are my friends, they are my family.
Glasgow FrontRunners is my home, they are my friends, they are my family.
My busy, worrying mind makes me who I am
My busy, worrying mind makes me who I am
Marathon running won’t stop the world’s atrocities against women, but it can inspire ordinary people to extraordinary things.
Marathon running won’t stop the world’s atrocities against women, but it can inspire ordinary people to extraordinary things.
It would be fair to say that sport has an eating disorder problem…
It would be fair to say that sport has an eating disorder problem…
It’s not ok. Not now, not before, not ever.
It’s not ok. Not now, not before, not ever.
The Euros: a landmark moment for women’s sport
The Euros: a landmark moment for women’s sport
Clinging on to my starry-eyed version of London 2012: Why we need to sort out sport’s toxic culture for future generations
Clinging on to my starry-eyed version of London 2012: Why we need to sort out sport’s toxic culture for future generations
From Frustration to Inspiration: A year of Kyniska Advocacy
From Frustration to Inspiration: A year of Kyniska Advocacy
If Only I Knew
If Only I Knew
Eating Disorder Awareness Week Guest Blog: Jessica Robson
Eating Disorder Awareness Week Guest Blog: Jessica Robson
How healthy is our relationship with exercise?
How healthy is our relationship with exercise?
Policing Our Bodies: Unattainable Beauty Standards in Society and Sport
Policing Our Bodies: Unattainable Beauty Standards in Society and Sport
Elite Sportswear: A Gendered Double Standard?
Elite Sportswear: A Gendered Double Standard?
False Appearances: Tackling appearance-retouching apps online
False Appearances: Tackling appearance-retouching apps online
Athlete first, mother always. Hand back the narrative to our athlete mothers
Athlete first, mother always. Hand back the narrative to our athlete mothers
The Coach-Athlete Relationship
The Coach-Athlete Relationship
What I Learned Playing on a Mixed Gender Sports Team
What I Learned Playing on a Mixed Gender Sports Team
The Female Athlete Paradox
The Female Athlete Paradox
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I’m a feminist but…I don’t watch women’s sport
Online Misogyny in Women’s Gymnastics
Online Misogyny in Women’s Gymnastics
But Football is a Boy’s Sport…
But Football is a Boy’s Sport…
Chasing the Unseen
Chasing the Unseen
“I’VE HAD AN IDEA”
“I’VE HAD AN IDEA”
What I wish I knew at 40… as a competitive female cyclist
What I wish I knew at 40… as a competitive female cyclist
5 lessons I learned: Training and the menopause
5 lessons I learned: Training and the menopause

On the blog

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Sign the petition. Light the Night 💡🔥 Dear Edinburgh Council… We don’t feel safe. And we’re fed up of being told not to exercise when it’s dark. As winter approaches, many of our city’s parks and paths become inacc
Since our campaign week focuses on reclaiming the night, we wanted to share some quick tips to help you stay comfortable and keep exercising as usual! With the days getting darker earlier, finding the motivation to get outside can be tough - but ke
This week marks the beginning of our Light the Night campaign! Together, we’re reclaiming one of Edinburgh’s iconic running routes, often lost to the darkness during the winter months 🔦🔦 This harrowing statistic above comes from a rece
At the start of October, our wonderful team member Eilidh represented us at the Include Summit, the UK’s leading event on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in sport🤝 Over two days, around 75 speakers covered a range of important topics from
More about our meeting with the Minister of Victims and Community Safety! You can read @sportscotland_ ‘s full piece from their Scottish Women & Girls in Sport feature week at the link in our story, but swipe for a sneak peek to find out

Who we work with

At Kyniska, we don’t work alone. It is important to us that we work with National Governing bodies and other organisations as we all strive towards our collective vision: A sporting community which fosters a safe environment for all athletes and has the protection and welfare of women at its heart.

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