CA AB932

Expands the prohibition on sex or gender discrimination in community youth athletics programs to include school districts, county offices of education, and charter schools, in addition to cities, counties, and special districts

Requires equal treatment in the allocation of both "parks and recreation facilities and resources" and newly defined "school and recreation facilities and resources" that support youth athletics programs

Courts must consider 12 specific factors when determining discrimination, including equipment provision, coaching opportunities, scheduling, facility access, locker rooms, and publicity

Entities must demonstrate they accommodate athletic interests of both genders through either substantially proportionate participation numbers or proof that underrepresented gender's interests are fully accommodated

Creates an independent civil right of action for injunctive relief or damages against any violating local agency or educational entity, with state reimbursement required if the Commission on State Mandates determines costs are mandated