RT @nkalamb: We 300+ academics and researchers urge the @NCAA to refrain from further impeding transgender athletes from accessing NCAA sp….

Looking to get up to date on what's happening with LGBTQI+ and sport focused research? To celebrate Pride, we at Athlete Ally put together our 3rd annual Research Roundup – our favorite readings, viewings, and listenings on LGBTQI…

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What a weekend! From hearing the stories of my some of my favorite athletes and activists - @Powderedfeet, Sheridan Blanford, and Fallon Fox - to a great panel with Congresswoman, @pramilaj, to marching in #seattlepride with our spectacular(ly fun) athlet…

Happy Pride! Please consider joining Athlete Ally's #PlayingforPride by pledging to play for pride, spreading the word, or donating to our Pride Month Challenge!

Join the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport / Centre canadien pour l’éthique dans le sport, Athlete Ally, and the The Inclusion Playbook for a free webinar on the most up to date scientific research on elite, transgender women athletes. The goals of th…

Congratulations to Sarah Stakowski, Andy Rudd, Chris Corr, Karina Jolly, and Alison Fridley, for their recent publication "Replicating Inclusivity: The Relationship between Directors’ Cup Rankings and LQBTQI+ Inclusive NCAA Athletic Departments" in the Jo…

As someone whose life and career have been profoundly shaped by Title IX, I stand with Athlete Ally, the Harvard Law School LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic, and TLDEF to encourage the Biden Administration to extend the legacy of Title IX by…

I am excited to be a part of Athlete Ally's upcoming Athlete Activism Summit at the University of Washington Intercollegiate Athletics this June. If interested in joining, please reach out to summit2023info@athleteally.org to get more details!

So excited for @colleen_oc and this excellent research to get out to the world!

Thanks to the brilliant Dr. Sheree Bekker (she/her), Ali Durham Greey (they/them), Dr. Anna Posbergh (she/her), and Roc Rochon (they/them) - I am delighted to share this Call for Papers! . Please consider submitting to our forthcom…

After a long haul, I am thrilled to share our open-access article (and the first ever research) on LGBTQ+ sport officials' experiences! It has finally come to life and I can't imagine more fun coauthors than @brittjacobs17, Jacob T…

RT @OUAthDiversity: Thank you to Chris Mosier and Dr. Anna Baeth for speaking to our department last week, and educating us all on building….

I am white, cisgender, and not a parent. And for me, this is what family and humanity are. Thank you @DWade and @itsgabrielleu.

RT @sarahkateellis: The @NYTimes has long had a reputation as a leader in the world of media, but the example they are setting for coverage….

RT @AthleteAlly: "Promoting equity for women is about acknowledging & centering challenges all women athletes face, rather than siloing tra….

2(b). For a history of the effects of Title IX and these numbers, listen to #BurnItAllDown's Interview with Dr. Bonnie Morris, on her new book, What's the Score?.

2. If you ask most Americans how many women athletes they can name, they can come up with 2. Women athletes receive just 4% of all sports media attention. The attention on women athletes has declined since Title IX was passed in 1972 (thank you to Cheryl…

For the most comprehensive research and up to date conversation on this topic, check out David Zirin's the Edge of Sports' episode: Whither Women's Sports Coverage?.

2. Girls have fewer high school sport participation opportunities today than boys did when Title IX was passed in 1972. (Shout out to the National Federation of State High School Associations, NCAA Research, and the Women's Sports Foundation for tracking…