WoLF has relentlessly filed Amicus Briefs, FOIA requests, petitions, and testimony at every opportunity to advocate for women’s sex-based rights

The case of Louisiana v. U.S. Department of Education stands to redefine Title IX in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.

On Friday, the Department of Education announced its new Title IX rule redefining sex to include gender identity, and it is both horrifying and unsurprising.

Did the Department of Ed. misrepresent the views of commenters?

This past week has been breathtaking in the swift evisceration of women’s sex-based rights. We have been thrust unwillingly into a new era of Endarkenment.

16 female athletes, including Riley Gaines, are represented in the suit funded by ICONS

Joined by three other women’s groups, WoLF is urging the Supreme Court to hear the case Metropolitan School District Of Martinsville V. A.C.

From July 21–23, hundreds of attendees, including WoLF Board member Liz Fedak, gathered at Golden, CO for the second annual International Women’s Sports Summit organized by the Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS).

When men are allowed to compete as women, female athletes lose opportunities. Recognizing the importance of these opportunities for women and girls has never been more important.

The Department of Education’s latest attack on Title IX female-only sports also encourages young boys to take estrogen to be eligible for the girls’ team and forces schools that use sex-based criteria for athletics to make exceptions for male athletes based on their “gender identity”

The Title IX proposed regulation ignores reasons for single-sex sports and forces schools to adopt “gender identity” policies

Women’s Liberation Front filed an amicus brief in the case of Tennessee v. US Dept. of Education. The case will re-examine sex discrimination and gender identity in school sports. WoLF's brief aims to protect women and girls from discrimination in education on the basis of their sex.

WoLF collaboratively released a statement with Family Policy Alliance (FPA), regarding our shared concerns about the US Department of Education’s proposed Title IX regulations.

From June 26th through 28th, I attended the first conference run by the nonpartisan Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS) as a representative of WoLF in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Please help WoLF stop the Biden administration’s proposal to gut Title IX sex-based protections.

WoLF released a statement this week in support of Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2021.

WoLF Legal Director Lauren Adams was invited by Alaska Senator Shelley Hughes to give testimony on Alaska Senate Bill 140, The Even Playing Field Act, on April 22, 2022. She was also given the opportunity to answer questions about radical feminism, gender abolition and sex-based rights.

During the past two weeks, WoLF focused on two “Save Women’s Sports” bills in South Carolina: SC House Bill 4608 and SC Senate Bill 0531.

Several Georgia senators are sponsoring a bill in the current legislative session aimed at protecting girls’ rights to single-sex sports at their schools and colleges.

The U.S. Department of Education plans to propose new Title IX rules in April of 2022. While the exact substance of the proposed rule(s) is not yet known, they are likely to have wide-ranging effects on the rights of women and girls to same-sex sports teams…