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License to thrive | women make movies | trailer

For more information on LICENSE TO THRIVE: TITLE IX AT 35 click here www.wmm.com Email orders@wmm.com for ordering information. Tell us you found it on YouTube! A film by Theresa Moore In June of 1972, Congress passed a piece of legislation called Title IX of the Education Amendments, to provide educational access and opportunity for women and young girls throughout the United States. Although most closely associated with sports, no other piece of legislation since the 19th Amendment has been more crucial to opening doors and creating leadership opportunities for women in all arenas including education, science, math, finance, entertainment, the arts, business, law, and politics.
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Russlynn ali - us department of education speaks at nthicc-10 national title ix conference in dc

Russlynn Ali the Assistant Secretary, Office of Civil Rights, US DOEd speaks to student athletes, coaches, parents and supporters about the "soft bigotry of low expectations" and the push of the Department of Education to prevent slippage in Title IX compliance, Conference was held at the L'Enfant Plaza Horted in SW DC - 12/27/10 and presented by the Washington Convention and Sports Authority. Attendees included the #1 girs high school basketball team in the nation, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) and state champions from; Durham, NC; Greensboro, NC; Orangeburg, SC; Wilmington, DE; DC, MD and VA,
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Coalition for gender equity in schools - title ix coordinator public service announcement

Need resources to combat sexual harassment in your school? Order: Hey, Shorty! A Guide to Combating Sexual Harassment and Violence in Schools and on the Streets www.feministpress.org Our Mission: Coalition for Gender Equity in Schools collaborates with youth, educators, parents, activists and policy makers to raise awareness about the impact of sexual harassment in NYC schools and works towards achieving gender equality in the education of youth in NYC. Girls for Gender Equity is an intergenerational organization committed to the physical, psychological, social and economic development of girls and women. Through education, organizing and physical fitness, Girls for Gender Equity encourages communities to remove barriers and create opportunities for girls and women to live self-determined lives. CGES Member Organizations: Day One, Dwa Fanm, Feminist Press at CUNY, Girls for Gender Equity, Girls Incorporated of NYC, Girls Quest, HEAT Program, iCOPE, Red Hook Initiative, RightRides for Women's Safety, Teachers Unite, Younger Women's Task Force NYC, Youth Researchers for A New Education System, The Mothers' Agenda NY. Need Support, More Information or want to join the Coalition for Gender Equity in Schools? Contact: Girls for Gender Equity (GGE) Em: coalition@ggenyc.org Ph: 718-857-1393, ext. 102 Go to: www.ggenyc.org
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What's at stake - title ix: what you should know

National Women's Law Center Senior Counsel Neena Chaudhry discusses Title IX - the landmark 1972 federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in education in the United States. For more, go to www.nwlc.org To read the transcript, go to bit.ly
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Title ix hearing: lisa maatz

Lisa M. Maatz, Director of Public Policy and Government Relations at the American Association of University Women, testified before the House of Representatives Education and Labor Committee Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness about Title IX on June 19, 2007.
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Title ix hearing: rep. ruben hinojosa

Ruben Hinojosa, Chairman of the House of Representatives Education and Labor Committee Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness gives an opening statement at a hearing about Title IX on June 19, 2007.
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University at buffalo presents title ix trailblazer nan harvey

Nan Harvey served the University at Buffalo for 30 years as a student-athlete, coach and administrator. A two-sport athlete at UB, she captained UB's basketball team in 1976-77 and graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Physical Education in 1978. She earned a Master's of Education degree in Exercise Science in 1987. Harvey coached UB's softball team from 1983-85, compiling a 19-9 mark in 1985, earning her SUNYAC Coach of the Year honors. She also coached the women's basketball team from 1985-90 and served as UB's Strength and Conditioning Coach from 1993-1996. In 1996, she was named Assistant AD and Senior Woman Administrator, the position she held until her passing in 2003. Nan was involved with many university and community committees and organizations. A philanthropist at heart, she was a legacy donor to NACWAA and established an estate gift to support the softball field that bears her name. She was inducted as a player into the WNY Softball Hall of Fame in 1991 and the Amateur Softball Association National Indicator Fraternity in 1996. That same year she received her International Softball Federation Umpire Certification. She was inducted, posthumously, into the UB Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010.
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Title ix hearing: margaret edith layne

Margaret Edith Layne, Program Director of Advance VT at Virginia Tech University, testified before the House of Representatives Education and Labor Committee Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness about Title IX on Behalf of the Society of Women Engineers on June 19, 2007.
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Title ix: 40 years & counting

www.wellesleyblue.com In honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, the Wellesley College Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics celebrates 40 years of Title IX, the legislation that positively influenced the growth and culture of women's sports in America. Join us as Wellesley welcomes three-time Olympian and International Soccer star Kristine Lilly to highlight a panel of outstanding women sharing stories of personal challenges and successes. Other panelists include: Carol Stiff, ESPN's vice president for programming and acquisitions; Amy Baltzell, former Olympic rower and noted sports psychologist; Melissa Ludtke '73, the former Sports Illustrated writer who made headlines when SI sued Major League Baseball on her behalf for access to the locker room; and Laura Pappano, an award-winning journalist and author who is the founder and editor of FairGameNews.com.
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Vanderbilt university law school title ix panel

A panel discussion on Title IX with Senator Birch Bayh, drafter of the Title IX bill, Vice Chancellor David Williams, sports law professor at Vanderbilt, and Bryan Knepper, coach of the Middle Tennessee State University wrestling coach and former collegiate wrestler.
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Illinois state university presents title ix trailblazer laurie mabry

Dr. Laurie Mabry, who served as the director of athletics for women at Illinois State from 1960-82, also served as the Redbird women's golf coach (1961-75) and the women's basketball coach (1965-70). She was inducted into the Illinois State Athletics Percy Family Hall of Fame in 1994, as well also the Women's Institute on Sport and Education (WISE) Hall of Fame during the same year. In 1982, Mabry was inducted in the National Associate of Collegiate Directors (NACDA) Hall of Fame. During her tenure at ISU, the department hosted the first women's basketball national tournament in 1972. She led Illinois State's women's sports from a low profile women's recreation association to a major national program. Mabry also served women's athletics on a national stage. As one of the founders and former president (1975-76) of the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW), Mabry was instrumental in the enactment of the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 into law. Mabry retired in 1985 from Illinois State, after finishing her career as a professor in the department of kinesiology, formally known as heath, physical education, recreation and dance (HPERD).
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Title ix and airhead america

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Ask the experts: title ix and pregnant/parenting students

The National Women's Law Center's "Ask the Experts" series was launched in February 2012 to help people like YOU get answers about issues that matter to you. In the inaugural video of the series, NWLC Fellow Jenny Egan discusses the following question: "A girl in my class was sent to our district's 'alternative center' when she found out she was pregnant. That doesn't seem fair -- is there something that can protect students from this type of action?"
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Title ix hearing: jack mowatt

Jack Mowatt, Commissioner of the Maryland-DC Amateur Softball Association, testified before the House of Representatives Education and Labor Committee Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness about Title IX on June 19, 2007.
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Katie courics notebook title ix cbs news - crumbling pe systems in schools impacting girls

This video was produced in 2007, however it still rings very true today. Physical Education systems are being removed from schools and girls, who are not as a rule allowed unsupervised play time outside are resigned to sedentary activities like texting, tweeting and monitoring their social networking accounts.
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Too strong for a woman: title ix

Too Strong For A Woman: Title IX is a history fair documentary that competed at the State Fair in Austin, Texas on May 6. The documentary won 1st place at both the local and regional fairs, but fell short at the state level.
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The state of title ix in america

The Massachusetts School of Law's "Educational Forum" presents "The State of Title IX in America." TheMassachusetts School of Law, located in Andover, Massachusetts, makes high quality, affordable legal education available to less privileged persons who are traditionally excluded from the legal profession. As part of its mission of providing high quality education and information for both law students and the general public, the Massachusetts School of Law also presents information on important current affairs to the general public via television and radio broadcasts, an intellectual journal, conferences, author appearances, blogs and books. For more information visit www.mslaw.edu. MSLAW podcasts are available from mslaw.libsyn.com MSLAW videos are available from Google Video. The Massachusetts School of Law at Andover
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Hearing on 35 years of title ix: greenberger's opening

The Education and Labor Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness holds a hearing on 35 years of Title IX in advance of the anniversary on June 23rd. Marsha Greenberger gives opening remarks.
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Title ix at the white house

The White House roundtable on the 37th Anniversary of Title IX featuring Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and an all-star line-up of women athletes and scientists. (public domain)
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Title ix: the effect of the law on men's athletics

This is the documentary I entered in National History Day. I made it to Nationals.
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Title ix girls running club

Title IX Girls Running Club is a non-profit 501 (c)(3), community based, social running club for girls ages 9-15. We use running as the vehicle to deliver lessons about healthy ways to connect a girls' mind and body. First-timers to seasoned athletes are welcome. For more information on how to join or volunteer your time, go to www.titleixgirls.org.
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West virginia university presents title ix trailblazer kittie blakemore

Kittie Blakemore was the first women's basketball coach in West Virginia University history and a pioneer in the establishment of women's athletics. Starting the women's basketball program in 1973, she compiled a career record of 301-214 over 19 seasons, including the 1989 Atlantic 10 tournament championship, the 1992 regular season A-10 title and NCAA berths in 1989 and 1992. The 1984 and 1992 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year, Blakemore mentored All-American Rosemary Kosiorek, all-conference players Donna Abbott, Alexis Basil, Olivia Bradley, Jenny Hillen, Cathy Parson and Georgeann Wells, the first player to dunk in a women's collegiate game. Following her retirement from coaching, she served as assistant athletic director and senior women's administrator until her retirement in 1997. Blakemore holds a bachelor's degree from James Madison (1950) and a master's degree from WVU (1961). She started her career at Stratford Junior High in Arlington, Va., then spent six years as a teacher / basketball coach at Fort Meade (Fla.) High before coming to WVU in 1960 as a physical education instructor. Eventually gaining the rank of associate professor, she was named Outstanding Teacher in the School of Physical Education five times.
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The applicability of title ix

Title IX provides an important protection against unfair policies in school sports. Our lawsuit seeks to keep Title IX from being hijacked by activists whose agenda is rigid quotas, not fairness and opportunity for everyone regardless of sex. Title IX says public high schools must make athletic opportunities available to all students. It was never intended to undermine genuine equal opportunity by substituting inflexible sex-based proportional formulas for athletic enrollment. www.pacificlegal.org
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Title ix psa with jacquelyn stroud spier

Title IX PSA with Jacquelyn Stroud Spier, poet and creative writer & UTEP javelin thrower Laura Macauley Directed, shot & edited by Jon Amato Produced by Ruth McDonald of EPCC & UTEP Department of Mass Communication
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William smith college presents title ix trailblazers pat genovese, aliceann wilber & sally scatton

Collectively, Pat Genovese, Aliceann Wilber and Sally Scatton have more than a century of coaching experience, compiling more than 1300 career wins, 21 conference championships, 55 NCAA tournament appearances, and four NCAA Division III Championships. The trailblazing trio has served as teachers and mentors to generations of young women who have blossomed under their tutelage. Hundreds of Heron student-athletes have received conference, regional and national awards for the efforts on the field and in the classroom. Their dedication and leadership has not gone unnoticed. Together, they have 16 Regional Coach of the Year awards and 10 National Coach of the Year awards. Pat, Aliceann, and Sally have been inducted into nine halls of fame, including the US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame (Pat) and the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame (Sally). Pat began her career at William Smith in 1971, before the passage of Title IX. Through the years, she has worn nearly every conceivable hat, teaching classes, coaching a wide-range of sports, and fundraising for a department that had its hand in more areas (Dance, Physical Education & Athletics) than thousands of dollars in its budget in the early '70s. Aliceann joined the school in 1980 when soccer was added as a varsity sport. The Herons took their lumps on the pitch in the early years, suffering four straight losing seasons, but in the 28 seasons since, William Smith has posted a winning percentage of .607 or ...
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Vice president joe biden makes title ix announcement at gw

Vice President was joined by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Valerie Jarrett, Chair of the White House Council on Women and Girls and Senior Advisor to the President.
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Fatima goss graves - briefing on stem education

Fatima Goss Graves, Vice President for Education & Employment at the National Women's Law Center, discussing STEM and Title IX Enforcement as part of a Congressional briefing sponsored by the National Coalition for Women & Girls in Education (NCWGE). Briefing topic: STEM Education: How Gender Bias Hurts Girls, Boys, and US Competitiveness.
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Cathy pieronek, part 1 - briefing on stem education

Cathy Pieronek, Title IX Lead & Chair of Government Relations & Public Policy Committee for Society of Women Engineers, discussing STEM in higher education as part of a Congressional briefing sponsored by the National Coalition for Women & Girls in Education (NCWGE). Briefing topic: STEM Education: How Gender Bias Hurts Girls, Boys, and US Competitiveness.
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Hearing on 35 years of title ix: hinojosa's opening

The Education and Labor Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness holds a hearing on 35 years of Title IX in advance of the anniversary on June 23rd. Subcommittee Chairman Rubén Hinojosa gives opening remarks.
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Pregnant girls paddled in us pub schools: violation of title ix (pt.1)

Must see website: www.dailykos.com Corporal punishment in US Public Schools is a violation of Title IX. Girls, young ladies, go to your local women's rights protection organization and ask them to remove this discriminatory practice from your school. All schools are required to have a Title IX representative. Do not allow your schools to violate your rights any longer. Join The Hitting Stops Here, "21 to Go" nationwide campaign for banning corporal punishment in US Pubic Schools. For more information, contact Paula Flowe at paulaflowe@thehittingstopshere.com Thank you.
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Hollins university presents title ix trailblazer lanetta ware

Lanetta Ware joined the Hollins College physical education department in 1962 and was an example of dedication, sportsmanship, and determination to Hollins student-athletes for the next 43 years. During her tenure at Hollins, she coached lacrosse, basketball, and fencing. Ware came to Hollins after earning her undergraduate degree from the University of Richmond and her graduate degree from Smith College. While at Richmond, Ware competed in field hockey, lacrosse, basketball, tennis, and track. In addition to her coaching and playing successes, Ware has also garnered international acclaim as an official. She was an internationally-rated lacrosse umpire and officiated for 28 years at the collegiate level. She was the head technical delegate for umpiring during the 1986 and 1989 lacrosse World Cups. Ware also served on both national and international lacrosse committees; she was vice president of the USWlA and of the IFWLA. Ware has been inducted into the University of Richmond Athletic Hall of Fame, the Virginia lacrosse Hall of Fame, the US Lacrosse Hall of Fame, and the Hollins University Athletic Hall of Fame. Ware continues to invest time and energy into the Hollins Athletic Department and is still a fixture on the sidelines at home athletic events.
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What does title ix mean to you?

The NCAA begins a year-long conversation on the personal impact of Title IX. These testimonies are designed to highlight the truths and misconceptions about the controversial law, which celebrated its 35th anniversary on June 23. Men benefit from women participating, said Ron Stratten, former vice president for education services at the NCAA. In this video, Stratten encourages men to get involved with furthering opportunities for women. "It's unfortunate that many [men] say that 'women's issues are women's issues,' but they are not, they are our issues."
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Title ix psa with veronica escobar

Title IX PSA with Veronica Escobar, El Paso County Judge & El Paso Community College cross country runner Elizabeth Beltran Directed, shot & edited by Jon Amato Produced by Ruth McDonald of EPCC & UTEP Department of Mass Communication
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Title ix - a brief discription

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What does title ix mean to you, shelly-ann gallimore?

Southern illinois university presents title ix trailblazer charlotte west

Dr. Charlotte West came to Southern Illinois University in 1957 as a coach and instructor in physical education. She became a full professor in 1973 and developed and directed SIU's graduate program in sports management. She coached five sports from 1957-75 at SIU including women's golf, which won a national title in 1969. From 1960 until 1986, West was director of intercollegiate athletics for women. She led the transformation of the department from its meager beginnings to a nationally recognized program with a budget of more than $1 million for 11 sports. During her tenure as an administrator, West earned regional and national acclaim for her work in the governance of intercollegiate athletics, particularly her efforts for women in sports. Her achievements include being elected president of the American Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW); being the first woman member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), later serving on its executive committee; being the first recipient of the Honda Award, for outstanding achievement in women's athletics. West has continued to teach the history of Title IX to hundreds of young aspiring athletic administrators as a member of the faculty of the NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institutes.
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University of texas presents title ix trailblazer jody conradt

Jody Conradt was nurtured by the small-town, West Texas values of Goldthwaite (pop. 1345), where her childhood revolved around community, family, friends and sports. Her love was basketball. Her aspirations were to teach. Fortunately she is native to a state which takes pride in its passion, independence and can-do attitude. Those traits, along with her graceful, compassionate style, Texas-sharp wit and humor, and desire to bring education and sport opportunities to young women, advanced Conradt into a visionary leader for women's college basketball and women's sports administration. In 38 years as a collegiate head coach, Conradt's players won 900 games - and, more important, 99 percent of them graduated. As the second woman inducted into the Springfield, Mass., Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1998, Conradt is known as a pioneer, but also a durable, dynamic and ethical leader who gave credibility to her sport during 31 years as head coach with the Longhorns. From 1992-2001, Conradt served UT in a dual role as basketball coach and women's athletics director. She continues to serve the University as a special assistant to women's athletics.
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Building on the success of 35 years of title ix

Building on the Success of 35 Years of Title IX - mars-2:hrs02EDW2175_070619 - Rayburn 2175 - Committee on Education and the Workforce - 2007-06-19 - Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness Subcommittee. Witness Testimony: Marcia D. Greenberger, Co-President, National Women's Law Center Washington DC; Lisa M. Maatz, Director of Public Policy and Government Relations, American Association of University Women, Washington DC; Jack Mowatt, Commissioner, Maryland-DC Amateur Softball Association, Washington DC; Margaret Edith Layne, Program Director, Advance VT, Virginia Tech University, On Behalf of the Society of Women Engineers, Blacksburg, Virginia; Eric Pearson, College Sports Council, Washington DC; Dr. Rita Simon, American University Washington DC. Video provided by US House of Representatives.
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Title ix at mcc, does anybody know what it is?!?!

Sean and Sheena go on a quest to find smart people:)
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A 308 title ix video

Candace Cross Jana Deal Jamie Fiely Rachelle Wilson Janet 5:30 Section
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History of physical education in the united states

This is a preview of the full length educational documentary. The program traces the history of physical education in the United States. It covers such topics as Puritan and Protestant views of physical education, the impact of the Muscular Christianity movement, the evolution of such organizations as the YMCA, and the significance of Title IX. The program evaluates the current state of physical education and looks at emerging challenges for physical education teachers. To order the full length version of this documentary, call (800)233-9910 or (212)721-6316. You can also email your order to: custserv@insight-media.com or visit www.insight-media.com.
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Eia petitions supreme court

An athletic group hopes their suit against the US Department of Education and James Madison University makes it all the way to the US Supreme Court. Equity in Athletics filed a petition in the highest court this week. EIA formed in 2007 to sue the government after JMU cut ten men and women's sports to meet Title IX requirements. An appellate court ruled against the athletics group saying the university was trying to comply with federal laws and EIA's suit was "merely a collateral attack" on Title IX. Even if the Supreme Court denies the request, EIA may have other legal options. A case called "Fitzgerald v. Barnstable School Committee," which is a similar case to the one filed by EIA, is currently before the high court. Depending how the justices rule in that case, the "EIA v. Department of Education, et al." could go back to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals for reevaluation.
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Cathy pieronek, part 2 - briefing on stem education

In the game - demo - kelly high school story

Follow the girls soccer team at Kelly High School on Chicago's south side through grueling early morning practices as they prepare for the competition season. Through further development of this story, we will explore the inequities that remain today in inner city public schools, nearly 40 years after Title IX was passed. This clip features snippets from one of three main stories that will be featured in In The Game, a Kartemquin Films documentary-in-production that is following women athletes across different generations, all engaged in an ongoing struggle for opportunity and respect. In The Game will explore issues of gender equality in sport, the impact of Title IX over the last 38 years, and how change happens in a democracy. Maria Finitzo (Director/Producer) won the 2008 Peabody Award for Broadcast Excellence for her most recent project with Kartemquin Films, Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita, a feature length film that puts a human face on the controversial science of stem cell research.
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Tv ad: sen. reid saved thousands of nevada education jobs

Senator Reid has a strong record of improving Nevada's education system, including key Recovery Act funding that saved the jobs of 3500 teachers and other education professionals. That's a stark contrast when compared to Sharron Angle's extreme agenda to kill the Department of Education, eliminate Pell Grants, resources for Nevada teachers and student services, and even Title IX.
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A discussion about title ix- separate... but equal?

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Girls rock awards 2012 title ix winner cassiy dangler

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Gender equity in sports and educational opportunities ... the time is now!

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Playing unfair: the media image of the female athlete

www.mediaed.org It has been 30 years since Title IX legislation granted women equal playing time, but the male-dominated world of sports journalism has yet to catch up with the law. Coverage of womenï¿½s sport lags far behind menï¿½s, and focuses on female athletesï¿½ femininity and sexuality over their achievements on the court and field. While female athleticism challenges gender norms, women athletes continue to be depicted in traditional roles that reaffirm their femininityï¿½as wives and mothers or sex objects. By comparison, male athletes are framed according to heroic masculine ideals that honor courage, strength, and endurance. Playing Unfair is the first video to critically examine the post-Title IX media landscape in terms of the representation of female athletes. Sports media scholars Mary Jo Kane (University of Minnesota), Pat Griffin (University of Massachusetts), and Michael Messner (University of Southern California) look at the persistence of heterosexism and homophobia in perpetuating gender stereotypes. They argue for new media images which fairly and accurately depict the strength and competence of female athletes. Using numerous media examples, Playing Unfair is sure to stimulate debate among women and men, athletes and non-athletes about the meaning of these images in world transformed by the presence of women in sport.
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Russlynn ali - drop out rate growing - we must work to keep them in school

Russlynn Ali, Assistant Secretary of Education, Office of Civil Rights. Ms. Ali was the Keynote Speaker at the National Title IX Holiday Invitational Conference and Classic in December of 2010. At NTHICC, she addressed more than 300 youth, parents and coaches from California to the Carolinas and applauded their academic accomplishments ... all had team GPA;s of 3.0 or better and many had signed National Letters of Intent to attend college on a NCAA scholarship for basketball.
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