In 2022, Athletes Unlimited launched “Power in My Voice,” our year-long campaign in partnership with VOTE.org to inspire voter participation, demonstrate that there is power in every person’s voice, and encourage fans to exercise their power through their vote and other forms of civic engagement. Whether it is speaking up for a cause, standing up for your teammates and peers, or helping out in your community, everyone can have an impact through their actions.
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There is power in my voice,
When I use it…
To speak up for a cause.
To encourage the person next to me.
To help us hear the voiceless.
To represent my people.
To shine a light on the truth.
To show others what is possible.
To change the course of history.
To remind you of the power in yours.
There is power in your voice,
But only when you use it.
Shop books chosen by our athletes
- Basketball: Amplify the education of Black History in America and continue to be leaders in change and the fight for racial justice
- Volleyball: Amplify voices that have often been marginalized and the stories of those who have fought to ensure that those voices are heard.
- Softball (Coming Soon)
- Lacrosse (Coming Soon)
Our Women’s Wall
Volleyball’s Inspiration
In the spirit of that campaign and in honor of Women’s History Month our athletes chose to highlight women who have embodied that power as civic leaders, blazed new trails and used their voices on behalf of those who have been given the least space.
A staple inside of the arena this season is the women's wall. A part of @AUProSports's Power in My Voice campaign and to celebrate Women's History Month, the wall is a collection of civic leaders who inspire the athletes.
If you can't check out the wall in person here's a look! pic.twitter.com/naQxElShYQ
— Savanna Collins (@savannaecollins) March 26, 2022
AUX Softball’s Inspiration
In the spirit of that campaign, our athletes have chosen to honor and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, renamed the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act in 2002. We recognize the women who fought for this federal civil rights law, and those who are building a foundation for future generations of women and girls to become civic leaders, to blaze new trails, and to use the power in their voices for positive change.
Lacrosse and Softball’s Inspirations are coming soon.
