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At the May meeting of the NCAA Gender Equity Forum, sports officials from across the country gathered to discuss how their schools comply with Title IX, which requires that institutions receiving federal money offer equitable athletic opportunities to male and female students. At that meeting, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights unveiled [...]

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Title IX celebrates its 38th anniversary today, while, simultaneously, a court battle is being waged over whether or not the Quinnipiac University competitive cheerleading squad is considered a sport for Title IX purposes. As a former cheerleader myself, one whose squad collectively had one girl capable of more than a cartwheel, I would have to [...]

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It would be nice to believe that Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 has served its purpose and there is no longer sex discrimination in schools. We at AAUW know, however, that this is not the case. Thirty-seven years after its passage, Title IX is as necessary as ever. All over the country, [...]

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Editor’s note: This post was written by the AAUW members whose activism inspired AAUW’s new Program in a Box Title IX Compliance: Know the Score. Kathryn (Kathy) Braeman is a member of the AAUW Arlington (VA) Branch, and her daughter, Elizabeth Kristen, is an AAUW member-at-large. Kathy: Congress passed Title IX of the Educational Amendments [...]

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