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Birch Bayh By Barbara Dixon, Former Legislative Assistant to Birch Bayh (1974-1979) Sen. Bayh Addressing a Group of Students For decades now, women and girls across America have been the … Read more

Edith Green, the Mother of Title IX By Margaret Dunkle, First Chair of National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education Representative Edith Starrett Green When Title IX of the … Read more

The Indomitable Bunny Sandler By Marty Langelan, Past President of the National Woman’s Party Photo of Bunny Sandler (right) with Margaret Dunkle at WNDC Event, 1977 Bernice (Bunny) Sandler was the … Read more

Title IX and Feminist Advocacy—the Critical Element by Holly Knox, Founding Director of PEER, the Project on Equal Education Rights of the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund It all … Read more

Title IX 50 Years Later By Morgan Nguyen, Girls Inc. Participant The original objective of the Education Amendment’s 1972 Title IX was to prohibit sex discrimination in all federally funded … Read more

Title IX, 50 Years After Passage By Kate Tully, Student Organizer for Know Your IX From Stanford to UMass Amherst, swaths of students across the country are demanding action on campus … Read more

Title IX pushed progress, but not equally by Sherry Boschert, journalist and author of “37 Words: Title IX and Fifty Years of Fighting Sex Discrimination” In 1972 Congress carved a … Read more