- Time Magazine Highlights SLI CSTE Research in "The Problem with Football" Read article Watch video
- Concussion Clinic, March 14, 2010, Westport, CT. Click here for more information, Contact: Carmen Roda Rodacarm@aol.com
- Spring 2010 Sports Law Symposium, March 26, 2010, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA. Free and open to public. Click here for more information.
- Coach and Athlete Symposium, "The Impact of Concussions: Protecting Athletes at All Levels," April 26, 2010, Salomon Lecture Center, Brown University, Providence, RI. Click here for
Welcome to Sports Legacy Institute
SLI was founded in 2007 to “Solve the Sports Concussion Crisis.” In 2009, SLI expanded its mission to serve our military veterans. SLI is primarily focused on the study of the degenerative brain disease Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, or CTE, a condition caused by repetitive concussive and sub-concussive brain injuries.
SLI is dedicated to “Changing the Mind of Sports” through medical and scientific research, education, prevention, and advocacy. Through this work, we hope to prevent future cases of CTE, the only preventable dementia, while learning to treat and eventually cure CTE in those who already suffer from it.
Recent News
 | NFL Players John Mackey, Hunter Hillenmeyer, Mike Haynes, and Zach Thomas to Donate Brains to CSTE Research |
 | NFL and NFLPA Now to Formally Support BU CSTE Research
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 | SLI Announces SLI Proposal to Make Football Safer at Congressional Hearings
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