Welcome to WISC2024
The Women in Sport Congress 2024 [WISC2024] welcomes you to Sydney, for our second biennial event. WISC2024 will be held at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, right on Sydney Harbour, with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
For the first time WISC2024 will be available both in-person and virtually. For those attending in person, WISC2024 again includes not to be missed social and cultural events including Welcome to Country, welcome drinks, event gala dinner to be held on International Women’s Day, networking over meal breaks and browsing posters, as well as interacting with our event exhibitors and sponsors.
Our Speakers
Attending WISC2024
The 2nd biennial Women in Sport Congress [WISC2024] is to be held on the 6-9th March 2024 at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney.
Call for Abstracts
The AIS is pleased to announce the Call for Abstracts for the 2nd biennial Women in Sport Congress (WISC2024) to be held on the 6-9th March 2024 at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney. The WISC2024 Co-chairs, Dr Rachel Harris (OLY FACSEP] and A/Prof Clare Minahan (PhD) welcome submissions from researchers, practitioners, athletes, role holders and coaches for the following research themes:
Nutrition & Recovery
Unique Physiology
Translational Research
Leadership & Performance
Interdisciplinary Research
“What an inspiring and uplifting week this has been. Attending @WISCongress has left me feeling so excited about the future of women in this space.”
Sara Guevara
“Thank you for organising and running a great event. Has been a fun and learning filled couple of days. Can’t help but feel excited and inspired by all of the different contributors’ work, and that there’s finally a dedicated space to talk about women in sport.”
Sean Hardy
“Feeling inspired after spending 3 days listening and learning from some of the amazing researchers at @WISCongress who are shining a light on women’s research in sport & exercise!”
Kelly McNulty
“WOW – feeling empowered after the @WISCongress! I’m so thankful to everyone involved in the female health area and am incredibly excited by the difference they’re making for our next generations.”
Alyce Wood