VIS Founder and CEO Stef Strack attended the 2023 MIT Sloane Sports Analytics Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, where she spoke on the Changing the Game: How the Sports Industry is Accelerating Progress in DEI Panel. Tune in to hear Strack and other leaders in the industry speak, and learn about both the progress made to date and the work still needed in this area!

The voices of young women are the center of VIS, and founder and CEO Stef Strack is bringing together leading collegiate and professional athlete Mentors to build the platform that will support future history makers in women’s sport.

New Partnership Aims to Combat Sport Dropout Rates Through Mentorship Programs in Southern California Schools 

VOICEINSPORT unlocks the power of mentorship, experts, and educational content for young women athletes across the NCAA, at schools including UCLA, Stanford, Yale and Johns Hopkins, in effort to create a healthier experience for student-athletes.

Using their VOICES to bring more VISibility to the inequities faced by young girls and women in sport, the VIS Advocates have partnered with Senator Chris Murphy and Representatives Alma Adams, Lori Trahan, and Suzanne Bonamici to introduce legislation which will strengthen Title IX education, enforcement and compliance.

In partnership with Senator Chris Murphy and Representatives Alma Adams, Lori Trahan and Suzanne Bonamici, the VOICEINSPORT Foundation and the VIS Advocates announce the formal introduction of the Fair Play for Women Act to the House and Senate today.

DC Soccer club unlocks access to leading experts in sport psychology, and women’s health for their young women athletes through the VOICEINSPORT platform.

Current and former Stanford Athletes and Experts bring their talent back home, providing services and mentorship to current Stanford women athletes through the VOICEINSPORT platform.

For decades women have faced societal pressures to be thin, but body composition testing on many teams has added additional pressures and brought about systemic issues regarding body image, confidence, and comparison among women athletes. VIS Athletes and Advocates are using their VOICES to share their experiences and demand change. 

VIS Founder and CEO Stef Strack attended the espnW Summit, where she spoke on the Tackling Title IX Compliance Panel and conducted a training on how to evaluate schools. Tune in to 2 hrs, 28 min to learn about the lack of Title IX Compliance and what we are doing about it! Want to support the VIS Advocates and strengthen Title IX? Get involved at VOICEINSPORTFOUNDATION.ORG and sign the #moreVISforIX Pledge.