The editors of the Harvard Educational Review interviewed five women who were important in women's issues and in the implementation of Title IX: Shirley Chisholm, a Democratic Congresswoman from New York; Mary Jolly, Staff Director and Counsel to the Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution; Leslie Wolfe, Director of the Women's Educational Equity Act; Cindy Brown, Principal Deputy Director for the Office for Civil Rights; and Holly Knox, Director of PEER (Project on Equal Education Rights).

The writer, Melissa Isaacson, discusses the opportunities that opened to her while interviewing Birch Bayh.

A project of the National Women's Law Center. Stories that go beyond the statistics to show how the law has helped people — whether it's a student facing bullying in school, a young woman pressured to leave school after becoming pregnant or a race official literally standing in a young woman's way.

By Martha Burk (Money Editor, Ms. magazine; director, Corporate Accountability Project, National Council of Women's Organizations) for Huffington Post

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