[1] A gay man,[2] Woog has spoken and written prolifically about LGBT issues, especially in the context of soccer and athletics more broadly.
The blog's website states its mission: "to create a community for Westporters old and new, near and far, through sharing stories, news, events, history and perspectives, uniting all who love our hometown.
"[5] "06880" topics include Westport politics, lifestyle, history, current issues, organizations, personalities, arts, sports, businesses, opinions, and trends.
[6] "06880" also hosts public events, including forums, workshops, and meetings, aimed at raising awareness around local issues.
It is overseen by a board of directors, including Miggs Burroughs (chair), John Dodig, Dan Donovan, Chloe Murray, Annette Norton, Amy Saperstein, and Bill Scheffler.
He contributed two articles to Sports Illustrated, including "A Sobering Thought for Athletes: By Their Teachers They'll Be Taught," protesting the requirement that school coaches hold teaching certifications.
The group created an online educational model for the 30,000 members of United Soccer Coaches, and introduced a "Play With Pride" rainbow laces initiative that takes place every September.
The group website describes its mission as "creating a safe space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies to organize, discuss, and promote equity and inclusion across the district, schools, and beyond."