WPI 2026 brought together participants from 22 countries to explore how research and collaboration can drive meaningful progress for athletes.
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Player unions across sports are advancing research, prevention and long-term support to better protect players from brain injuries and repeated head impacts.
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A new FIFPRO global report finds that only 56% of surveyed women footballers have employment contracts, revealing significant gaps in labour protections despite the sport's growth.
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World Players joined the EAPA General Assembly 2026 in Finland, contributing to discussions on the ILO Guidelines and how the global framework can help advance the rights and representation of high-level athletes at national level.
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World Players Institute 2026 will take place in Dublin on 27–28 October, in partnership with the Gaelic Players Association and supported by LinkedIn, building on WPI’s ongoing work with the School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin.
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A new World Cricketers’ Association Global Leagues Hub Update highlights how early engagement with player associations and collective bargaining are contributing to stronger standards and protections across professional cricket.
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