Sports

We can build healthy communities through sports, starting with quality experiences for all children.

A new report dives into the dangers of youth football.

This white paper asks: What if flag football becomes the standard way of playing the sport until high school? What are the implications for the sport, its stakeholders, and most importantly, the children who play the game?

The 2018 Project Play Summit is the nation’s premier gathering of leaders at the intersection of youth, sport, and health.

Legalized sports betting is an opportunity to deliver on the full promise of sports as a tool of nation-building.

The legislation changed the game for female athletes. Now what?

Project Play, an initiative of the Institute’s Sports & Society Program, launched a new website—ProjectPlay.us—devoted to youth sports.

In January, the Institute’s Sports & Society Program looked at one of the most fraught issues in sports: the dangers of football.

This is how we came to ask whether players could be paid.