College
Athlete
Advocacy
Initiative
We fight for college athletes rights by providing legal services to athletes affected by NCAA-related matters, and advocating to combat inequality, misinformation, and exploitation in the multibillion-dollar college sports industry
Fighting to protect college athletes and afford them fundamental fairness.
Legal Services
We coordinate and provide legal services to college athletes and families on NCAA-related matters
Advocacy Campaigns
We fight for health, safety, education, financial aid, and fundamental fairness
Reform Initiatives
We unite passionate advocates with current and former athletes and influential figures to fight for fundamental fairness and meaningful reform in college sports
“We are going to keep fighting for basic fairness and want college athletes to realize they have the power to create change. All they have to do is use it.”
– Nigel Hayes, basketball player and CAAI advisor
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Our Recent Press
Players Hold Power Over the N.C.A.A., if They Feel the Hunger
NY Times
Tim Nevius, a onetime N.C.A.A. investigator whose experiences led him to turn on the system, believes the answer lies with player activism. Last month, he announced a new organization, the College Athlete Advocacy Initiative, that plans to pair his business representing athletes before the N.C.A.A. with trying to advocate for broader reform in coordination with players. - New York TimesMarch madness tips off with college sports under microscope
“We are working hard to get influential athletes, people, and voices together to capitalize on the growing movement for change,” Nevius said. “More people are realizing the depth of the NCAA’s exploitation and the extraordinary conflicts of interests between a school’s commercial interests and its educational mission.” | Indianapolis Business Journal
Pressure Is Mounting for NCAA Reform
“We are working hard to get influential athletes, people, and voices together to capitalize on the growing movement for change,” Nevius said. “More people are realizing the depth of the NCAA’s exploitation and the extraordinary conflicts of interests between a school’s commercial interests and its educational mission.” | Bloomberg
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College Athlete
Advocacy Initiative
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Main Office
40 Rector St., 9th FloorNew York, NY 10006
Phone: 646.602.5600
Email: info@4collegeathletes.org
Visit our website at: https://4collegeathletes.org/
Hours
M-F: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
