With a global movement underway to get rid of white and light-coloured uniforms, here’s how New Zealand Cricket are saying no to white uniforms so girls stay in the game for longer. Cricket is just one of many codes right now bringing about change for good.

Young women often feel physical activity formats are designed for them, not by them. Sport Waikato explains the concept of co-design and how best to apply it.

This event has been running at Kohimarama Yacht Club for more than 30 years. Take a look at the impact this is having on the sport by providing more opportunities for females in sailing - both on and off the water.

Journeys Central Otago identified a need within their community to connect and develop self-confidence, resilience, and outdoor skills in young women.

Sea Sisters wanted to create a space for women to meet and be active together. They have embraced an ethos of empowering young women to achieve goals they set themselves.

Kohine Maia aims to empower young women through wellbeing, social connectivity and enjoying new experiences to gain a sense of achievement.

Yeah Girls encourages girls to be active with a modified version of the game of cricket. The focus is on creating a low-pressure, enjoyable environment.