Project BOYcott

Project BOYcott is a bold initiative from the Riley Gaines Center, dedicated to celebrating and supporting women and girls who have the courage to say “no” to unfair and unsafe competition. These athletes refuse to compromise the integrity of their sports or surrender their spaces to men, standing up for the fundamental right to fairness.

By choosing to BOYcott, these brave women take a stand for something bigger than themselves: the truth. Their refusal to let their identities be erased by men or radical gender ideology is an act of courage that deserves recognition and celebration.

If you or a woman you know is facing the challenge of competing against a male athlete or surrendering private spaces, we are here for you. Reach out to Riley and her team for support and guidance. Remember, when they want you silent, speak louder!

Show your support for the fearless women of Project BOYcott by donating to the Riley Gaines Center at the Leadership Institute or purchasing official Project BOYcott merchandise available here.

Join my team and help protect women, free speech, and common sense.

I’m Riley Gaines. You may have seen me in the news. I’m the championship swimmer from the University of Kentucky who was forced to compete against a man – William “Lia” Thomas – at the NCAA women’s championship. 

Most people sat idly by and allowed this injustice to happen. That’s when I realized that, if unprovoked, nobody was going to stand up for me or my teammates. So I had to speak out.

Because the truth matters. And the truth is there are only two sexes. Men are men. Women are women. There’s no doubt we were created equal – but we’re not the same.

That’s why I launched the Riley Gaines Center at the Leadership Institute. 

My team of Ambassadors and I are building a movement of students, athletes, and concerned citizens who are fed up with the attack on our freedoms and rights – and who dare to defy the dangerous gender ideology that’s spreading rampant and unchecked throughout society.