ELISABETH STADIUM
FEMINA SPORT
Fémina Sport, created in 1912, is one of the first French multi-sport clubs dedicated to women.
It played a fundamental role in the history of women's sport in France, providing a framework where women could practice different disciplines such as gymnastics, basketball, athletics, football, rugby and hockey.
Alice Milliat became its president in 1915, and it was through her involvement in Fémina Sport that she developed her determination to demand equal rights in international sporting competitions.
1st INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION
FEMALE
1919
Her involvement led to the creation of the Federation of Women's Sports Societies of France (FSFSF) on March 10, 1919
Alice Milliat becomes the only woman in the world to head a national federation at the age of 35
1921
then later came the creation of the International Women's Sports Federation (FSFI) in 1921, of which she was also president
TODAY
The headquarters of the Fémina Sport club is still located at the Elisabeth Stadium
This stadium is an integral part of the history of feminism in sport and serves as a reminder that access to sport for women was the result of a long struggle, to which Alice Milliat contributed with passion and determination.
headquarters of the Fémina Sport club
Stade Elisabeth
Elisabeth Sports Centre, 7 Av. Paul Appell, 75014 Paris
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