Worth Fighting · Education research
Download the Title IX Sports & Privacy Research Data
Reviewed October 10, 2026 · Primary documents, visible evidence gaps
- State laws & athletic policies CSV2026-10-10 · text/csv
- Federal Title IX enforcement CSV2026-10-10 · text/csv
- Litigation CSV2026-10-10 · text/csv
- Districts & athletic organizations CSV2026-10-10 · text/csv
- Complete dated JSON2026-10-10 · application/json
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Use under Worth Fighting Dataset Terms.
Coverage and record units
This is a purposive seven-state research sample, not a census of U.S. schools, laws, athletes or enforcement activity. The 20 organizations were selected for official policy documents or a documented connection to the reviewed federal matters.
Record units differ: one state record, one organization record, one federal matter or grouped announcement, and one court case. A multi-district announcement counts once in the federal table. The same organization may appear in several tables; counts must not be added as unique institutions.
Source priority is enacted law; operative court opinion/order and official docket; signed agreements and official letters; agency announcements; association manuals; district policies and board records; then party filings. Party allegations and legal positions are attributed. A docket mirror is a research lead where direct court access failed.
October 10, 2026 is the last-check date, not the date of every source or a claim that all later events were available. Each record states the latest independently reviewed event. Older official documents and blocked sources are identified explicitly.
Four state pages and six organization pages were selected for differentiated, usable primary-document detail. Two Supreme Court case pages have controlling opinions. Other candidates remain research records, with specific reasons for withholding a standalone page.
Written policy does not establish actual compliance or implementation. We did not request student records, inspect facilities, evaluate individual athletes or reproduce names or identifying circumstances of minors. Public case pseudonyms are used only to identify the requested cases.
Unknown/not located means the reviewed evidence does not establish the answer. It does not mean no policy, no investigation, noncompliance, or a legally required practice. Conflicting dates are not silently reconciled; publication dates do not substitute for adoption/effective dates.
Corrections should identify the record and attach a public primary document through the site corrections route. Subsequent updates should preserve old dated exports, revise affected records and record the precise change.
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