A French movement to challenge gender-based violence and strengthen women’s freedom to run in public space. Through running events, community activities, research, and public campaigns, it raises awareness of the barriers women face and mobilizes people to help create safer, more equal running environments.

Founded by Sophie Power, an ultrarunner, trustee of Women in Sport, and mother of three, who believes that a woman's place is on the start line. The organisation works to remove the barriers that keep women underrepresented in racing and to ensure that when women do race, their experience is equal.

A multi-year initiative by the NSW Office of Sport, run in collaboration with Transport for NSW as part of the broader Safer Cities program. Its goal is to increase the participation of women, girls, and gender diverse people in running.

A nationwide campaign in Wales led by Welsh Athletics, the national organization for the sport, to champion women’s running safety. It launched in 2025 in effort to make running safer for women, especially during the darker winter months when many women change or limit their activity due to safety concerns.

The VIOLA Walk Home app is a technology solution made in Italy designed to help women feel safer when returning home alone or navigating their environment.

Launched in February 2025, the Safer Running initiative by Gwent Police aims to provide advice and reassurance to women and girls who run outdoors during evening hours. In collaboration with Welsh Athletics, the initiative has engaged with over 100 female members of local running clubs to address safety concerns and promote confidence among female runners.

A grassroots campaign founded by women runners to raise awareness of the pervasive sexual harassment experienced by women while running and to drive positive, collective action that enables women to run freely and safely.