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Kim Turner

Staff Attorney, Fair Play for Girls in Sports, Gender & LGBT Rights Program, Legal Aid at Work

Kim Turner, J.D., is a staff attorney for the Fair Play for Girls in Sports project of the Gender & LGBT Rights Program at the Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center. Kim advocates for equality for girls and women with a focus on athletic opportunities for female youthparticularly in low-income communities. She attended Brown University where she played varsity volleyball, winning an Ivy League Championship. Since graduating from Cardozo Law School in New York City, Kim has practiced with Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP and Bay Area Legal Aid.

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A Prescription for Gender Equity in Park Use
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5 Ways to End Sports Sexism, Going Deeper Than Indian Wells
December 6, 2017

Female Student Athletes, Always Second Class

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