Explore how behaviours are passed down in equestrian sport, when to challenge outdated practices and how to build a safer community.

Explore the role fathers, coaches and mentors play in preventing harm and creating safer, healthier equestrian environments.

EQUISS has joined the It's a Penalty Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign, supporting a national effort to raise awareness of human trafficking and exploitation.

For many neurodivergent people, working with horses is where they feel most at peace, connected and can thrive. It is also where they can be most vulnerable to abuse.

Coaches and riding instructors are important figures in our lives. But they also have influence over us and our children – which can be manipulated or abused.

What happens when your employer is also your landlord? Often, equestrians will live on-site at work or in employer-provided accommodation nearby.