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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2025 · 33 MIN

#063 Safeguarding in the WSL with Lauren McMurchie from Kyniska Advocacy

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In this episode of the Women's Football Hub Podcast, host Carolyn Kent speaks with Lauren McMurchie, safeguarding lead at Kyniska Advocacy and former professional footballer, about the pioneering safeguarding initiative now being delivered in partnership with the Barclays Women's Super League. Lauren discusses the importance of proactive safeguarding, red flag behaviors, the role of leadership, and the unique challenges faced by female athletes in professional environments. This episode highlights how safeguarding is evolving in women's football and why creating healthy environments is essential for performance and wellbeing. Whether you're a player, coach, practitioner, or fan this conversation offers valuable insights into the future of safeguarding in professional women's football. Follow us on social media and visit our merch store at womensfootballhub.com Hashtags: #SafeguardingInSport #WSL #LaurenMcMurchie #KyniskaAdvocacy #WomensFootball #SafeSport #AthleteWelfare #FootballPodcast #WomenInSport #PlayerCare

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