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Tag Archives: kids
Title IX and High School Sports: Facts and Findings
Did you know that Title IX applies to high school sports, as well as college sports? Title IX’s complexities make it a program that is not very well understood. So, in honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day … Continue reading
Addressing Sexual Abuse in Youth Sports Programs
Enrolling your child in a local soccer or other sports club is often a rite of passage, not to mention a great way for kids to meet friends and get some exercise. While many youth athletes have positive interactions with … Continue reading
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April 14, 2016
Tagged abuse, assault, children, club sports, DOE, DOJ, EWIS, HHS, kids, protecting children, protecting kids, SAAM, sports camp, summer sports
