VOICEINSPORT and VOICEINSPORT FOUNDATION have teamed up with Champs & Puma to launch the Title IX Micro Grant Program, focused on closing the equity gap between girls and boys sports programs in K-12 and collegiate programs across the nation.

On the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the landmark law banning sex discrimination in education, Sen. Chris Murphy, and the VIS Advocates along with the VIS CEO, Stef Strack, go to Capitol Hill to introduce a bill that improves gender equity in sports.

While Title IX has succeeded in delivering more opportunities than ever before, we still fall short of true equality, particularly in sports. Senator Chris Murphy is joining athletes and advocates from Voice In Sport at Capitol Hill to celebrate the successes of the past 50 years of Title IX and discuss where we go next.

Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix joins VOICEINSPORT as the first Founding Athlete of the digital sport platform for girls and women in sports. Allyson will be a Board Member and Mentor on the platform with her first digital session August 3rd, 2022.

Allyson Felix isn’t done yet. When she stepped off the track at the Tokyo Games in 2021, she had just won her 11th career medal, surpassing Carl Lewis to become the most decorated American track and field athlete in Olympic history.Felix, 36, had proved absolutely everything there ever was to prove.

On Thursday, June 23rd,  VOICEINSPORT will join U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) on Capitol Hill to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Title IX and announce their support of his upcoming legislation, The Fair Play for Women Act of 2022, a bill that will help to fulfill the promise of Title IX by improving gender equity in college and high school sports. 

WHOOP partners with VOICEINSPORT (VIS), and 50 athletes and VIS Experts to empower girls with the knowledge to better understand their bodies through an exclusive VIS bandwhere a portion of proceeds from every sale will go directly towards funding a girl in sport with a VOICEINSPORT membership. 

Stefanie Strack is not afraid to embrace risky career moves. But she doesn’t do so on her own. Before leaving a high-profile job at Nike Inc., she consulted with A.K. Pradeep, an adviser whom Ms. Strack refers to as her “Jedi master” because of his wise entrepreneurial candor. He urged her to jump ship and never look back.

Heroes, icons and bad-asses, female athletes are starting to get the stage they've long deserved. Progress is ... speeding up. Significant strides have been made in terms of success, attention and equality, but there are still miles to go. The fact remains most young women growing up today may not even know the details of Title IX.

In Latin, the word ‘vis’ means power. It’s also etymologically linked to the word ‘visibility’—both of which former Nike executive Stefanie Strack wants to give the female athlete community through her startup, Voice in Sport™—VIS™ for short.