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Equality in Sports

(Title IX)

Is Your School Treating Women Fairly?

Understanding Title IX Compliance

Ensuring gender equality in school sports is not just a goal—it's a requirement under Title IX. We’ve analyzed data from high schools, colleges, and universities reported to the Department of Education to assess how far schools are from achieving gender equality in athletics. Our evaluations cover scholarship dollars, participation opportunities, and recruiting spending, giving each school a pass/fail grade. Discover whether your school measures up by visiting TitleIXSchools.com. For more details, explore the data and Champion Women's comments to the Department of Education.

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Ensuring Equality in School Sports

Learn about our initiatives to enforce Title IX and guarantee equal opportunities for girls in school sports. We analyze how schools measure up in providing equal athletic opportunities and resources. For detailed insights and assessments, visit TitleIXSchools.com.

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Access our collection of expert-authored articles on Title IX and gender equality in sports. These writings provide a deep dive into the legal and educational challenges schools face in complying with Title IX. For a full list of authored content, visit the archive.

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Significant Speeches

Nancy Hogshead's speeches on Title IX emphasize the importance of gender equality in sports. Learn more about her speeches and podcasts by clicking here.

In The Media

Read about how our Title IX advocacy and school assessments have been featured in the media. This section highlights coverage of our work to ensure that schools meet their legal obligations. For a full list of media mentions, check out our media coverage.

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Join us in creating a fair and safe environment for all female athletes. Volunteer, donate, or stay informed—your support makes a difference. Connect with us to learn more and help champion the rights of girls and women in sports.
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