Join us on the Research Reimagined podcast as we uncover the fascinating journey of women in American Football. From pioneers like Jennifer Welter, who shattered the glass ceiling in 2015 by securing a coaching post, to the remarkable 15 women now strategizing on the field as coaches. Yet, beneath the surface, questions linger. What lies beneath these triumphs? How far must women's American Football journey to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with its male counterpart?In this episode, we feature an expert at the forefront of these conversations. Dr Katie Taylor, a distinguished lecturer in the Sociology of Sport at Nottingham Trent University and former American Football coach, joins us to shed light on the current picture of gender equality in the sport. Through her insights, you will gain a unique insight into the past, present, and future of women in American football.NotesIn the episode, Katie refers to the GB Women's Flag Football team, who were due to compete at the European Championships at the time of recording. The team went on to win gold at IFAF Women's European Flag Football Championships, beating Spain in the final at the end of August.

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