This appears to be a prompt fragment: “this girl can campaign.” If you’re asking about the This Girl Can campaign, it’s a UK initiative by Sport England aimed at encouraging women and girls to get active in ways that feel right for them, regardless of body type, ability, or level of experience. It emphasizes that any movement counts and seeks to reduce fear of judgment as a barrier to participation. Key points you might find useful:

• Core idea: celebrate and encourage women to move more, in any form, without stigma.
• Focus areas: inclusivity across ages, abilities, backgrounds; normalizing sweating, wobbling, and imperfect progress as part of the journey to activity.
• Campaign scope: funded and supported by Sport England, with national and local activities, stories, events, and resources to help women discover accessible ways to be active.
• Examples of content: stories and testimonials from real women, diverse imagery showing different bodies and activity styles, and campaigns that challenge traditional ideas of what exercise “should” look like.
• How to participate: look for local events, beginner-friendly classes, or online resources promoted by This Girl Can or Sport England; many activities emphasize low-pressure, judgment-free environments.

If you want, clarify your specific angle (history, current initiatives, regional adaptations, notable campaigns, or how to start a This Girl Can- inspired project) and I can tailor the overview or provide a concise guide.