Her Football Briefing is an independent international women's football publication exploring the game beyond the pitch. Through news, analysis and original research, we examine the developments, decisions and wider forces shaping women's football around the world.
Women's football is experiencing significant growth, attracting greater audiences, investment and international attention. Yet, there is still so much more to understand about the structures, challenges and opportunities shaping the game.
Her Football Briefing was created to explore these developments from a broader perspective. We believe women's football deserves coverage that goes beyond match results, recognising its connections to economics, politics, law, governance and society.
Through independent journalism, informed analysis and original research, HFB aims to contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the global women's game.
Our mission is to provide thoughtful, independent and internationally minded coverage of women's football.
We aim to:
Deliver accurate and engaging coverage of developments across the global game.
Explore the economic, political, legal and social forces shaping women's football.
Produce original research that contributes to a deeper understanding of the sport.
Highlight perspectives, experiences and developments from across different footballing communities.
Women's football is shaped by different histories, cultures, institutions and opportunities around the world. We aim to look beyond the most widely covered competitions, recognising the growth, challenges and perspectives of the women's game across every region.
INDEPENDENCE
We aim to maintain an independent editorial perspective, guided by evidence rather than external interests.
ACCURACY
We prioritise reliable sources, fact-checking and responsible reporting.
INCLUSIVITY
We recognise the diversity of women's football and aim to represent perspectives from across the global game.
INTEGRITY
We value transparency, accountability and honesty in our reporting and research.