The responsibilities of the Commission are to:

-Promote and advocate for increased participation of women in ju jitsu as athletes, coaches, referees, administrators, and leaders.
-Support governance reforms that ensure women have meaningful representation in leadership and decision-making bodies of the federation.
-Encourage safe and inclusive practice environments, with special attention to safeguarding, respect, and equality of treatment.

-Raise awareness through campaigns, events, and communications that highlight women’s achievements and encourage positive role models in martial arts.
-Advocate equitable access to resources, such as training facilities, scholarships, coaching opportunities, and leadership pathways.
-Collaborate with national and international partners (e.g., women in sport organisations, universities, NGOs) to promote women’s involvement in ju jitsu.
-Monitor and report on progress to ensure transparency and accountability in advancing women’s opportunities in ju jitsu.