We're delighted to announce our seventeen inspirational #ShePaddles Ambassadors for 2023/24. Get to know them!
Paddlesports instructor and She Paddles Ambassador Lisa Dickinson, has been shortlisted for the Sunday Times Grassroots Sportswoman of the Year award.
The theme for this year’s National Inclusion Week is ‘Take Action, Make Impact’, so we’re taking a closer look at social impact projects supported by the Canoe Slalom World Championships.
More than 50 women attend British Canoeing’s She Paddles conference to help get more women and girls into paddlesports.
Hundreds of children have been given the chance to paddle for the first time as a result of free activities at the World Championships.
Rebecca has dyspraxia, which affects physical co-ordination, but it is not stopping her in her aim of becoming a paddlesport instructor.
Like so many people, paddlesport instructor trainee Karen Williams has felt the mental health benefits of paddling.
You wouldn't think a busy London paramedic would need anymore challenges in their life, but May Malcom did and so applied to become a paddlesport instructor trainee.
Families and Olympians took part in a mass duck race, ahead of the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships, at Lee Valley, in September.
Lisa Dickinson is training five women to become instructors themselves, ahead of the World Slalom Championships at Lee Valley, in September.
More than a hundred women and girls brave the wet weather to take part in the This Girl Can Broxbourne Festival, at Lee Valley White Water Centre.
Applications are now open for our 2024 cohort of #ShePaddles Ambassadors! If you want to share your love of paddlesport and inspire other women and girls to participate, apply now.
