Title of Web Page: Title IX, Education Amendments of 1972
Web Address: http://www.dol.gov/oasam/regs/statutes/titleix.htm
Brief Description: This website explains the legalities of Title IX and those who Title IX effect. It explains that Title IX applies to public institutions receiving federal funds. It prohibits discrimination under any educational programs or activities, admissions to educational, vocational, undergraduate, graduate or professional institutions. On the other hand, it does not apply to social fraternities or sororities or organizations such as Boys Scouts or Girl Scouts. This website is helpful for someone wanting to understand exactly what organization must comply with Title IX regulations.
Source of Web Site: U.S. Department of Labor

Title of Web Page: Title IX: Gender Equality In Sports
Web Address: http://www.needham.mec.edu/High_School/cur/Baker_00/2002_p5/baker%20p5-7_sk_kd_nb_1-02/title_ix2.htm
Brief Description: This website gives the history of Title IX. It gives background information about Title IX. It also includes a timeline of events affecting Title IX beginning in 1972 when Title IX was enacted to 1999. This website also discussed the regulation and enforcement policies for Title IX as well as information from those who oppose Title IX. This website is very helpful because it provides so much detailed information about the history of Title IX.
Source of Web Site: Needham Public Schools

Title of Web Page: Title IX at 25
Web Address: http://www.aauw.org/1000/title9bd.html#anchor116095
Brief Description: This web page literally gives a report card for Title IX. It examines any progress that has been achieved in the past 25 years. An A is considered to equitable, B suggests substantial progress, C, some progress, D, little progress and F is failure. The web site gave a B- for the access of education. In the athletics arena and career education, the web site gave those a grade of C and progressions in employment were given the grade of C-. This web
Source of Web Site: American Association of University Women

Title of Web Page: Embracing Equality
Web Address: http://www.go-girl.com/goserious/equality.html
Brief Description: This website explains the Education Amendment Title IX and also explains how the National Women's Law Center has discovered that at least 30 public colleges and universities are not complying with the law. The NWLC sent letters to all 30 universities demanding they fix change their discriminatory practices or face legal actions.
Source of Web Site: Go Girl