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“Title IX,” part of a landmark civil rights law passed in 1972, changed the sports world forever by barring discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance.
Come explore the legacy of fifty years of Title IX as CMC marks National Girls and Women in Sports Day with a panel of distinguished experts who will unpack the changes – and the challenges – resulting from this landmark law on the world of sports.
Featuring Dawn Stewart, Vice President for Student Affairs, Director of Athletics, Otterbein University, Linda Logan, Executive Director, Greater Columbus Sports Commission, Janine Oman, Senior Deputy Director of Athletics, The Ohio State University, and Kimberlee Kiehl, Ph.D., Associate Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer, the Ohio High School Athletic Association, with host Michael Arace, Sports Columnist, The Columbus Dispatch.
JOIN US IN THE ROOM for this discussion on February 2nd, in person audience seating is available. Please make reservations by Tuesday, February 1st. We cannot accommodate walk ins.
You can also still join us on the CMC YouTube Channel to view and participate in the community conversation during this livestream event. We encourage you to register and support CMC by purchasing a virtual seat – different levels of support are available when you register! When you register, you can submit questions in advance.
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