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.

This past year, WoLF has significantly expanded our bench of legal expertise in service to our charitable mission. Learn about the critical US court cases deciding the fate of sex-based rights!

WoLF has submitted input to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, in response to a call for input on violence against women and girls in sport.

WoLF has joined the nonpartisan coalition of 12 organizations, Our Bodies Our Sports, in demanding the NCAA take immediate action to repeal its discriminatory policy that allows male athletes to compete in women’s sports.

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.

Use this form to email each member of the NCAA Board of Governors and tell them to follow the lead of the NAIA and protect women’s collegiate sport and establish a new policy keeping women’s sports female.

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

WoLF has endorsed the Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act to prohibit men from competing in women's sports

Take Action! Write the NCAA to show your support for our demands.

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

B.P.J. v. West Virginia State Board of Education is the first “Save Women’s Sports” bill to receive scrutiny from the highest court.

Last month, WoLF testified in Colorado and Maryland to support bills that would protect women’s sports from male participation. Join WoLF and take action - tell your lawmakers to save women’s sports!

WoLF has joined with over 10 other national organizations to protest the NCAA’s discrimination against female athletes.

In partnership with many other agencies, we are demanding that the NCAA stop discriminating against women and establish rules to keep women’s sports female.