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The DATES students presented the facts and their opinions about the guidance for transgender inclusion in domestic sport. Have your say regarding transgender inclusion in elite sport by completing the questionnaire attached below survey.swan.ac.uk/index.php/4986…

Thank you to everyone who has completed the questionnaire. If you want to give your opinion surrounding the inclusion of elite athletes with a DSD and trans elite athletes find the link below for the questionnaire. survey.swan.ac.uk/index.php/4986…

Manchester Metropolitan Uni It is hoped the findings led by Dr. Shane M Heffernan, PhD and Professor Alun Williams prove an important resource for governing bodies to establish rules and procedures. Already, the Journal of Sports Sciences study has been covered across the media. Sarah Dawkins's piece for BBC Sport👇 spr.ly/6013b1sNc

We’re very pleased to publish this article in Journal of Sports Sciences, making a major contribution to the academic literature regarding the views & opinions of high standard female athletes on the eligibility and participation of transgender women in the women’s/female category of sport (1/)

Journal of Sports Sciences The DATES Study Georgina Stebbings Taylor&Francis News This is the largest academic survey of its kind, gathering opinions of 175 female athletes from a range of countries, sports and ages. Survey respondents were all high-level athletes, including Olympic medal winners and Paralympians. (3/)

Journal of Sports Sciences The DATES Study Georgina Stebbings Taylor&Francis News Sport federations should be aware that the opinions of female athletes on this matter are not uniform, and the composition of an athlete group is likely to influence the opinions expressed... (9/)

New peer-reviewed study (EJSS): 147 elite athletes surveyed—more say it’s fair rather than unfair for DSD athletes to compete in the female category. 67% say medication to meet criteria is unethical; 82% call for greater inclusion. doi.org/10.1002/ejsc.1…