Women's Sports Policy
Mariah Burton Nelson, Nancy Hogshead, JD, Oly, WSPWGExpert opinion, research, & news by champion athletes, leaders, & lifelong women's sports advocates who formed the Women's Sports Policy Working Group in 2020 to restore girls’ & women’s legal right to the female-only sports & intimate spaces we deserve.
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How the International Olympic Committee Explains and Defends Its New Female-Category Policy
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Transgender athletes who are biologically male and who meet qualification standards may compete in the male category.
The International Olympic Committee just released this Q and A about their new female-means-female policy....
Title IX Is Under Assault – Again
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Without Title IX guardrails, these new financial awards will go almost exclusively to male football and basketball players.
By Donna Lopiano, Ph.D.
While we have been working hard to keep female sports female, the Powe...
Donna de Varona: After a Racing Start at Age 13, Still in the Swim of Women's Sports Advocacy 65 Years Later
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Eighteen world records! All by the time she was just seventeen years old! No swimmer, male or female, has set so many world records at such a young age.
During our weekly Wednesday Zoom calls – for almost six years and count...
International Consortium on Female Sport Demands Fairness for Female Rowers
Welcome to Women’s Sports Policy. We’re glad you’re here.
A lot goes on behind the scenes. Today we’re sharing a letter we recently sent to the Canadian Rowing Association — collectively, from an international organization representing ten...
Olympic Champion, Civil Rights Lawyer Nancy Hogshead Testifies on Behalf of Female Athletes
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The men were faster for the same reasons men are faster and stronger at every age group, in virtually every sport.
On January 28, 2026, Olympic champion Nancy Hogshe...
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Athlete, writer, feminist, TERF. Stanford & pro basketball player \ud83c\udfc0. Author, The Stronger Women Get, The More Men Love Football. Ocean swimmer. \ud83c\udfca♀️ Aspiring cornhole champion. Member, Women's Sports Policy Working Group.
Olympic champion, civil rights lawyer, and I run Champion Women. We provide legal advocacy for girls and women in sports - remedies for unequal opportunities, sexual abuse, and males in girls' and women's sports - however they identify.
Think tank of champion athletes, leaders with vast women’s sports experience. Advocates for female-only sports & spaces & respect for all. Martina Navratilova, Donna de Varona, Nancy Hogshead, Donna Lopiano, Mariah Burton Nelson, Tracy Sundlun.
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