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míde conference 2026
We are hosting our 2026 conference in Bloomfield House Mullingar on February 27th. The event will start at 9:30am and will run until 4:15pm. The event will include keynotes, networking, panel discussions and research spotlights. There will be contributions from Professor Kirsty Elliot-Sale, Dr Denise Martin and Dr Katie Liston on topics such as supporting female athlete health in practice, presenting research priorities about women in sport and physical activity on the islan


míde mentor programme
The míde research consortium is launching a mentoring initiative to strengthen the pipeline of women researchers into senior academic and research leadership roles in sport and exercise science, and physical activity. Funded by the HEA through the theme of Enhancing the Role of Males as ‘Champions of Change’ in and through Sport initiative the programme aims to foster cross-institutional collaboration, gender equity awareness, and leadership development among early career ac


míde connect 2025
Following on from our inaugural event last year, the next míde connect event will take place in Farnham Estate Spa & Golf Resort Co....


Conference and Launch
míde is thrilled to host its inaugural All-Island Research Conference for Women and Girls in Sport, Exercise, Physical Activity, and...
Scoping Review
First Collaborative Study by míde Research Highlights Opportunities for Women in Sport Research on the Island of Ireland


Research Collective
The Women in Sport Research Collective is a seminal initiative for the All-Island Consortium for Research on women and girls in sport, exercise and physical activity on the island of Ireland. This project, funded by Sport Ireland, is being led by the Local Sport Partnerships in Donegal and Galway, in partnership with Atlantic Technological University and a research team from Ulster University, Technological University of the Shannon, and University of Lincoln, UK. The overall
HEA Gender Equality Initiatives
Funding to support action and impact Members of the consortium were successful in securing 75,000 in funding through the HEA Gender...
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