Launched in 2019, the Little League® Girls with Game Initiative is dedicated to honoring all the girls and women who have made the Little League program what it is today and those who inspire the future generation of female participants at every level. From written stories and feature videos to inspiring quotes and photos across all its digital media platforms, the Girls with Game initiative celebrates the memorable moments, exciting events, and inspiring individuals throughout the Little League Baseball and Softball program all year long. Each March, in coordination with National Women’s History Month, Little League celebrates its own women’s history with Girls with Game Month across all its social media channels and at LittleLeague.org/GirlsWithGame. Help us share your inspirational Girls with Game stories by using #GirlsWithGame and by tagging @LittleLeague on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Female Participation
Promoting and encouraging female participation in Little League is paramount to our core values of inclusion and building community. As we endeavor to create equitability in our program, bring new training opportunities to coaches and volunteers, and grow support for local leagues, it is imperative that Little League communities work together to create new opportunities to attract and keep girls in the program.
Girls with Game 50 (#GWG50) Celebration
The #GWG50 celebration is proudly supported by DICK’S Sporting Goods, a long-time Little League® partner that is committing to creating opportunities for girls and women in sports and will be activating for this celebration around key events and milestones.
#GWG50 Spotlights
#GWG50 Local League Celebration ToolKIT
With your support, we will continue to break barriers and create more opportunities for females in Little League and around the world. Celebrate #GWG50 by using social posts, banner ads, flyers, and more. Download the entire Toolkit or individual files below.
GWG News
While Delvina Morrow, Little League® Vice President of Philanthropy and Social Impact, did not spend her time as a kid after school lacing up her cleats and stepping onto the […]