Customers ask us about organizations that share our commitment to women's sports and sex-based rights, and resources to help people act in their communities. Here are our recommendations.
Women's Sports Organizations
Independent Council on Women's Sports (ICONS)
A network of current and former female athletes, families, and supporters advocating to protect fairness, safety, and opportunities in women's sports by upholding sex-based categories and opposing sex-based discrimination.
Website: https://www.iconswomen.com/
Champion Women
Advocates for girls and women in sports, focusing on social justice, equality, safe environments, and policies that maintain fairness through biological sex categories in competition.
Website: https://www.championwomen.org/
Save Women's Sport
An Australasia-based campaign with international reach working to keep women's sports fair by preserving biology-based eligibility standards.
Website: https://www.savewomenssport.com/
Women's Sports Policy Working Group
A bipartisan group of former elite athletes and sport administrators working on policies to preserve women's sports categories and fairness.
Website: https://womenssportspolicy.org/
Women's Rights Organizations
Women's Declaration International (WDI)
WDI USA authored the Declaration on Women's Sex-Based Rights, reaffirming that women's rights are grounded in biological sex and challenging policies that substitute gender identity for sex in law.
Website: https://www.womensdeclaration.com/en/
Concerned Women for America (CWA)
A public policy women's organization that advocates for the traditional family unit, pro-life policies, and separated, sex-based spaces in sports.
Website: https://concernedwomen.org/
Women's Liberation Front (WoLF)
A U.S.-based feminist organization that advocates for issues related to Title IX, women's prisons, and locker rooms.
Website: https://womensliberationfront.org/
Independent Women's Forum (IWF)
A national women's organization that advances policies promoting women's opportunities, economic liberty, and fairness. They actively defend women's spaces.
Website: https://www.independentwomen.com/
Parental Rights Organizations
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF)
A legal organization defending parents' fundamental rights to direct the upbringing, education, and healthcare of their children through litigation, policy work, and resources.
Website: https://adflegal.org/
California Family Council
A California-based nonprofit that advocates for pro-family and religious liberty policies. Sophia Lorey serves as their Outreach Director, where she focuses heavily on protecting girls' and women's sports, parental rights, and related issues.
Website: https://www.californiafamily.org/
Colorado Parent Advocacy Network (CPAN)
A statewide Colorado organization dedicated to defending parents' fundamental rights to direct the upbringing, care, and education of their children. They focus on restoring parental voice in education, promoting transparency and accountability, and supporting families.
Website: https://coloradoparents.org/
Defending Education
A national grassroots nonprofit empowering parents to advocate for transparent, non-politicized education that focuses on academics rather than activism or indoctrination.
Website: https://defendinged.org/
Moms for Liberty
A grassroots organization of parents, grandparents, and activists unifying, educating, and empowering families to defend parental rights in education.
Website: https://www.momsforliberty.org/
Parental Rights Foundation / ParentalRights.org
Works to protect and strengthen parental rights through advocacy for a Parental Rights Amendment and ensuring parents' fundamental role in directing their children's upbringing, education, and care.
Website: https://www.parentalrights.org/
References
HeCheated.org
HeCheated.org is a volunteer-run database that tracks male participation in female sports categories.
Key Statistics:
- 1,014 documented male athletes
- 6,251 first-place finishes
- 1,093+ stolen awards
- 678+ broken records
It includes trans-identified males, athletes with DSDs, and other males competing in female divisions. The site also references SheWon.org, which focuses on female athletes who have been displaced.
Website: https://hecheated.org/
Scientific & Performance Data
Performance Gap
Elite males consistently outperform elite females by approximately 10–12% on average in most sports due to puberty-driven advantages in strength, speed, muscle mass, bone density, and cardiovascular capacity.
For example, in 2017 alone, the best women's times in the 100m, 200m, and 400m were beaten thousands of times by males and boys. In strength and power-driven sports, the difference can exceed 50%.
Biological Advantages Retained
Research reviews have found that even after testosterone suppression, transgender women retain significant advantages in strength, lean body mass, muscle size, and bone density compared to biological females.
Notable Examples & Statistics
United Nations Special Report (2024)
A UN report documented nearly 900 medals won by biological males competing in women's sports categories, displacing more than 600 female athletes.
New York Times / Ipsos Polling (2024)
Approximately 80% of Americans, including a majority of Democrats, support maintaining sex-based sports categories.
Additional Resources
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Independent Council on Women's Sports (ICONS) – iconswomen.com
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Duke Law / Coleman & Shreve – Research examining athletic performance comparisons between males and females.
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British Journal of Sports Medicine – Reviews examining retained male athletic advantages after testosterone suppression.
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Reduxx – reduxx.info
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OutKick – outkick.com
