Milwaukee]– Brenda Coley, Director of Special Projects for Diverse and Resilient, announced the launch of a campaign to promote healthy relationships among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and to increase access to prevention and treatment services for same-sex couples and transgender people.
By Bernell Hooker
Images of Us (IOU) Sports is inviting girls ages 13 - 18 to our gender responsive forum offering girls a safe place to be with other girls.
The goal of this event is to teach girls about healthy balanced relationships. Additionally, this event will empower girls to assess their friendships and relationships and make informed decisions by asking the question, "If I were a Boy?"
Images of Us (IOU) Sports is inviting girls ages 13 - 18 to our gender responsive forum offering girls a safe place to be with other girls.
The goal of this event is to teach girls about healthy balanced relationships. Additionally, this event will empower girls to assess their friendships and relationships and make informed decisions by asking the question, "If I were a Boy?"
WASHINGTON — When the whistle blew and the opening kickoff sailed through the air on a beautiful late-summer night, Natalie Randolph could finally take a deep breath and focus on the thing she wants to do most – coach football.
After months in the media spotlight, Randolph made her debut Friday night leading the Colts of Coolidge Senior High School. She is believed to be the nation's only female head coach of a high school varsity team.
This event is free and open to the public.
Rachel Simmons: Assembly for 7th, 8th & 9th Grade Girls
Rachel Simmons: Assembly for 7th, 8th & 9th Grade Girls
When Marie Wilson cocreated Take our Daughters to Work Day© , she showed young girls the unlimited power of their potential in the workforce.
Carmen Murguia's thoughts about homophobia in sports
As sent via email to IOU Sports Carmen Murguia who attended the event shared her point of view, Enjoy:
(Reprint courtesy of the Women's Sports Foundation.)
You can be a leader in supporting women's amateur and professional sports. Change happens one person at a time, one action at a time. You can make a difference by doing the following:
Youth and Middle School
Have your daughter pick her favorite women's team and follow them with her throughout the season. Check out the team's web site regularly. (No excuses about women's games not being shown on TV!)
Print Courtesy of NACWAA
University Park, Pa. – Female athletes are half as likely to have female coaches today than they were before enactment of Title IX in 1972, even though there are 10 times more female athletes to feed the pipeline to coaching, according to a Penn State study.