2015 Reset: Congresswoman Jackie Speier Takes Over on Sports Sex Abuse Issue
2015 Reset: Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Interest in USA Swimming Sexual Abuse Investigations
January 14, 2015Our Complete Series Resetting the Federal Investigations of USA Swimming in 2015
January 15, 2015PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES:
“How the USA Swimming Sexual Abuse Scandals Became a Federal Case”
“Congressman Asks FBI to ‘Fully Investigate USA Swimming’s Handling of Child Sexual Abuse’”
“Does Outside Magazine’s USA Swimming Sex Abuse Article Mean Real Accountability Is at Hand?”
“Muchnick-Joyce Interview With Outside Magazine”
“Topical Guide to Concussion Inc.’s Coverage”
“Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Interest in USA Swimming Sexual Abuse Investigations”
CONGRESSWOMAN JACKIE SPEIER TAKES OVER FROM CONGRESSMAN GEORGE MILLER ON SPORTS SEX ABUSE ISSUE
Congressman George Miller, the retiring California representative who is ranking minority member of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, today released the following statement to Concussion Inc. regarding the Capitol Hill future of the issue of youth coach sexual abuse in sports:
“We are thrilled to announce that Congresswoman Jackie Speier, who has a long history of addressing concerns related to sexual assault on campus and in the military, with a particular focus on the needs of survivors, will be the new congressional lead on this issue.”
Congresswoman Speier, of course, is a Democrat representing California’s 14th District.