Find out if your middle and high schools play fair in sports!

Take our Get Girls in the Game survey.

  • Are the fields and facilities used by girls' teams in worse condition than those used by boys' teams?

  • Are girls' teams at your school provided uniforms and equipment of worse quality and quantity than boys' teams?

  • Do girls' teams practice or play at less convenient times than boys' teams?

Take the survey.

Every girl deserves the chance to play sports and not be treated like a second-class citizen. Title IX is a federal law that requires schools to provide equal opportunities for girls in the classroom and on the playing field.

Thirty-five years after the enactment of Title IX, girls are still given fewer opportunities than boys to participate in sports. When they do play, girls' teams are often denied the same benefits, like groomed fields or publicity, that boys' teams get.

Help make Title IX's promise a reality.

  1. Sign the Fair Play Now! Pledge and commit to take action in your community to ensure equal opportunities for middle and high school girls in sports.

  2. Take our Get Girls in the Game survey! Find out if your schools play fair.

  3. Form a team and start to help girls in your community. Find out how.

You Can Make a Difference

Parents, coaches, and students across the country are working to make sure that Title IX fulfills its promise. Your actions can make a real difference in your school. Share your story here!

Christine Boehm - Student and Field Hockey Player

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Roderick Jackson - Teacher and High School Girls' Basketball Coach

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Want to learn more about the coalition spearheading this campaign? Want to get more involved with Title IX issues? See a list of coalition partner organizations or select a link below to visit the sites of our partners.

Coalition Partners with the National Women's Law Center: