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We were founded in 1974 by Billie Jean King, a life-long supporter of equality and social change. She serves as a role model for those who play with integrity and inspires champions to give back.

What's Happening in Women's Sports...

UGA's Kupets wins her second Honda Award

Senior gymnast led Bulldogs to fifth straight NCAA title in 2009

Foundation CEO, former president featured in Indianapolis Star

Experts discuss pro leagues' viability in a tough economy

Sasha Cohen announces competitive comeback

Olympic silver medalist has hopes of making 2010 team


	About Us: The work of the Women's Sports Foundation	Hear from the girls, parents and leaders of Girls First

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GoGirlGo! Ambassador Team Awards championed by Gatorade
Recognizing high school teams that demonstrate leadership in their communities. Awarding a total of $50,000 in cash grants to 20 teams. Deadline July 17, 2009.

Foundation featured in Title IX documentary
The Women's Sports Foundation's research and expertise are prominently featured in "License to Thrive: Title IX at 35," which examines the critical role Title IX legislation has played during the last four decades. More on this compelling documentary >

Maintaining sports in tough economic times
The Foundation recently released this guide to help schools and athletic programs maintain sports opportunities in tough economic times. Learn more about alternatives to cutting teams.

Annual Salute to Women in Sports
Celebrate our 35th anniversary with special honorees Dick Ebersol, Chairman of NBC Universal Sports & Olympics, Annika Sorenstam, trailblazer for women's sports and golf legend and Pat Summitt, University of Tennessee head women’s basketball coach and NCAA all-time winningest coach on Tuesday, October 13, 2009, at the Waldorf=Astoria in New York City. Learn more about the biggest night in women's sports.