A London-based running community and purpose-led company dedicated to making running safer and more inclusive for women. Through events, research, and advocacy, they work to address safety concerns in both street running and run club culture.

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 first large-scale, mixed-methods study focused specifically on sexual harassment and assault (SHSA) in the trail and ultrarunning communities.

A public survey launched by Australian runner and advocate Turia Pitt to better understand how safety concerns shape the running experiences of women. With roughly 2,000 responses, her dataset offers firsthand accounts of the fears, adjustments, and emotional weight that many runners carry. 

Global survey reveals widespread safety concerns among women runners—and sparks campaigns, tools, and allyship efforts in response.

U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a world where women live boldly and fearlessly. The foundation promotes safety awareness and gender equality through education, advocacy, and self-defense training.

A U.S.-based mobile application designed to enhance the safety of runners by connecting them with verified companions, known as "Running Mates." Founded by Dena Lewis after her personal experiences with assault while running, the platform aims to reduce violence against runners and foster a community where individuals can pursue their fitness goals with confidence.

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.