Tailtiu Center for the Promotion of Women in Sport

In Irish myth, the goddess Tailtiu—foster mother of the hero Lugh—embodies endurance, land, and the spirit of athletic competition. According to legend, she cleared the forests of Ireland so fields could be cultivated, and in her honor the ancient Tailteann Games were held: contests of running, strength, and skill that echoed across the countryside. Tailtiu reminds us that sport has long been a cultural celebration of human potential. Today, however, many female athletes still lack equal resources and visibility. Expanding women’s sports requires committed support, including sponsorship systems like Anthro International’s initiative, where athletes can apply for backing that helps transform talent, training, and dedication into opportunity.

Interested applications should fill out the form here to apply: https://forms.gle/PyGRdyemFYfDd6Np9

Documentaries about Women's Sports Across the Globe

Women's Sports in the US & Canada	The Untold Truth of Roller Derby
Women's Sports in Latin America
Women's Sports in Western Europe
Women's Sports in Eastern Europe
Women's Sports in Africa
Women's Sports in Central Asia & China
Women's Sports in East Asia
Women's Sports in the Middle East
Women's Sports in South Asia
Women's Sports in Southeast Asia & the Pacific