Feature Posts
Developing Social Competence in Children
Wendy Schwartz | September 18, 2016
Changes in the way families are organized and function have resulted in less, and possibly lower quality, adult-child closeness. At the same time, children have been bombarded with increasing amounts of violence in the
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Greta Donahue | September 11, 2016
Click here to see how particular universities stack up in their gender equity in sports programs.
The Athletic Experiences of Ethnically Diverse Girls
Jeanne Weiler | September 11, 2016
Today, girls make up about 37 percent of all high school athletes, and one girl in three participates in sports. Despite these gains, girls’ sports programs still receive a disproportionately smaller share of resources than boys’. Girls’

Do Female Athletes Prefer Male Coaches
Staff at Womens Sport Foundation | September 11, 2016
The Women’s Sports Foundation Position It is often heard from male and female athletes that he or she prefers a male coach. Eighty percent of all coaches at the high school and college level are
Recruiting Retention and Advancement of Women in Athletics
Donna Lopiano, Ph.D. | September 11, 2016
Women’s Sports Foundation This is a very different time with a very different feeling. There is a tension between men and women in the workplace that has never existed before. There is, according to Susan
The Challenges of Parent Involvement Research
Amy Baker and Laura Soden | September 11, 2016
Despite the validity of some studies, much parent involvement research to date contains serious methodological flaws. But it is possible that more effective parent involvement will generate cost savings by lessening the need for remedial

Raising Cain – Book Review
Dan Kindlon and Michael Thompson | September 11, 2016
– March 2000 What Pipher accomplished for girls in her book, Reviving Ophelia, psychotherapists Kindlon and Thompson are trying to do for boys. Their book is an eloquent discussion of the struggles boys face as

The Most Important People
Dane Peters | September 11, 2016
At a press conference last year, President Clinton, addressing the flap about the First Lady in her interview with Talk magazine, said, “But I can tell you this, as I think about other children in

College Links
Alden S Blodget | September 11, 2016
Check out our Links page for some sites that will help you with the college process. Scroll down to “College-bound links,” where you will find directories of colleges and universities (both 4-year and community colleges,




