Evaluation of resources used in dissertation
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/40299469
Women's Sport Week 2017: Gender prize money gap narrowing, new study shows
This source used within my dissertation is from a BBC article, the BBC is reliable as its one of the UKs most accurate source of news. The BBC is politically neutral so there is little bias within their articles, but the BBC have been claimed for bias reports in the past. The two journalists Anna Thompson & Kate Kopczyk, who have written the article, have written numerous articles about gender equality within equality in sport so their reports are trustworthy as their knowledge on the topic is likely to be big.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/dec/15/usa-gymnastics-sexual-abuse-report
Report details widespread sexual abuse at USA Gymnastics facilities
This source used is from the Guardian which is one of the UKs main newspaper articles, its generally considered a reliable news source. So, the information I got from this article I can find reliable and trustworthy. Also within the article there is no evidence of any bias views.
https://www.sportengland.org/media/3323/understanding-participation-among-15-19-year-old-girls-summary-report.pdf
Understanding-participation-among-15-19-year-old-girls
This information used in my dissertation is from Sport England which is a huge organisation which aims to get people involved in sport regardless of age, background or ability. The information provided was done by research making it reliable as there is evidence to support the facts stated. Its also written by people who are employed by Sport England so their research is likely to be trustworthy and accurate as they specialise within that area of sports participation.
https://funding4sport.co.uk/downloads/women_barriers_participation.pdf
This article is written by Sports Scotland, which too is a big organisation to promote sports within society. The information will be accurate and reliable as its an organisation that's funded through the government so the workers are employed specialising within this industry, research will have taken place fort all their facts published.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2011/jan/06/sport-england-women-participation-gender-gap
Written by guardian so accurate and reliable.
Written by Owen Gibson who is a sports news correspondent who will have good knowledge within the topic, so his facts can be seen as trustworthy.
https://www.lrsport.org/uploads/barriers-to-sports-participation-for-women-girls-17.pdf
Women's sport and fitness foundation, reliable as written for an organisation specialising within the female sports industry, however information may not be massively accurate as its a small organisation specialising within women's sport, so could be gender bias.
: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/apr/23/jess-varnish-british-cyling-shane-sutton-go-and-have-a-baby
Written by the Guardian which is considered a reliable news source, writer of article not specified but likely to be written someone working for the newspaper. The allegations in the article may not be true, so have to take what's said by both sides with a pinch of salt.
://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/apr/01/lizzie-armitstead-sexism-cycling-barbara-ellen
Article from Guardian which is considered a reliable and trustworthy newspaper.
Written by a columnist for the Observer (another newspaper considered reliable). So facts within article are likely to be accurate.
http://www.shethepeople.tv/news/challenges-faced-by-female-athletes/
Article not from a main news source, but the facts seem to be quite reliable and detailed. However, its not as reliable as articles from the BBC and Guardian as the website is not as well known.
Women's Sport Week 2017: Gender prize money gap narrowing, new study shows
This source used within my dissertation is from a BBC article, the BBC is reliable as its one of the UKs most accurate source of news. The BBC is politically neutral so there is little bias within their articles, but the BBC have been claimed for bias reports in the past. The two journalists Anna Thompson & Kate Kopczyk, who have written the article, have written numerous articles about gender equality within equality in sport so their reports are trustworthy as their knowledge on the topic is likely to be big.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/dec/15/usa-gymnastics-sexual-abuse-report
Report details widespread sexual abuse at USA Gymnastics facilities
This source used is from the Guardian which is one of the UKs main newspaper articles, its generally considered a reliable news source. So, the information I got from this article I can find reliable and trustworthy. Also within the article there is no evidence of any bias views.
https://www.sportengland.org/media/3323/understanding-participation-among-15-19-year-old-girls-summary-report.pdf
Understanding-participation-among-15-19-year-old-girls
This information used in my dissertation is from Sport England which is a huge organisation which aims to get people involved in sport regardless of age, background or ability. The information provided was done by research making it reliable as there is evidence to support the facts stated. Its also written by people who are employed by Sport England so their research is likely to be trustworthy and accurate as they specialise within that area of sports participation.
https://funding4sport.co.uk/downloads/women_barriers_participation.pdf
This article is written by Sports Scotland, which too is a big organisation to promote sports within society. The information will be accurate and reliable as its an organisation that's funded through the government so the workers are employed specialising within this industry, research will have taken place fort all their facts published.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2011/jan/06/sport-england-women-participation-gender-gap
Written by guardian so accurate and reliable.
Written by Owen Gibson who is a sports news correspondent who will have good knowledge within the topic, so his facts can be seen as trustworthy.
https://www.lrsport.org/uploads/barriers-to-sports-participation-for-women-girls-17.pdf
Women's sport and fitness foundation, reliable as written for an organisation specialising within the female sports industry, however information may not be massively accurate as its a small organisation specialising within women's sport, so could be gender bias.
: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/apr/23/jess-varnish-british-cyling-shane-sutton-go-and-have-a-baby
Written by the Guardian which is considered a reliable news source, writer of article not specified but likely to be written someone working for the newspaper. The allegations in the article may not be true, so have to take what's said by both sides with a pinch of salt.
://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/apr/01/lizzie-armitstead-sexism-cycling-barbara-ellen
Article from Guardian which is considered a reliable and trustworthy newspaper.
Written by a columnist for the Observer (another newspaper considered reliable). So facts within article are likely to be accurate.
http://www.shethepeople.tv/news/challenges-faced-by-female-athletes/
Article not from a main news source, but the facts seem to be quite reliable and detailed. However, its not as reliable as articles from the BBC and Guardian as the website is not as well known.
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