Be a part of history: Make a Title IX connection by participating in espnW's Title IX Photo Mosiac

Be a part of history: Make a Title IX connection by participating in espnW's Title IX Photo Mosiac


Every female athlete, from Serena Williams to your favorite tee ball star, has a story to tell. And espnW is telling those stories through pictures. Upload your snapshot between now and June 23 (the 40th anniversary of Title IX) to join the largest collection of female athlete photos ever ... and publicize this promotion via social media links shown below!



Courtesy of ESPN

This week, espnW is proud to launch the Title IX Photo Mosiac, as a part of our overall Title IX 40th Anniversary rollout.

To celebrate 40 years of Title IX, espnW is assembling the largest mosaic of female athlete photos in history. 

From today through the 40th anniversary on June 23, self-identified female athletes (and men who support a female athlete) can go to http://espnW.com/IXMosaic to upload their photos. 


EXPLORE the Mosaic



Go to 
http://espnW.com/IXMosaic

- Click images to zoom in, share on Facebook and Twitter, and read about what Title IX means to them. 

- Type names next to "Explore by name or sport." We have some pros, coaches and well-known names in there. Try Gretchen Bleiler or Serena Williams. 


JOIN the Mosaic*



1) Add Photos from Your Facebook Photo Albums:

- Go to http://espnW.com/IXMosaic and select Upload

- Connect with your Facebook photo albums, browse and upload up to 10 photos. Desktop upload is available as a secondary option.

 2) To Add a Twitter Profile Picture:

- Tweet: Title IX is mine because ______. #IXMosaic

- Tweets with the hashtag #IXMosaic will scrape the user's profile photo into the moderation queue for pending upload into the Mosaic*. 

*All photo submissions are pending moderation and and approval flow.

Please take a minute to explore the Mosaic, submit a photo, or simply share the Mosaic page link on Facebook or Twitter. 


Questions, ideas, and comments are welcome. Please send to Katie Richman: katie.richman@ESPN.com.