Our articles serve as educational resources for nondiscrimination and Title IX professionals committed to creating safer, more inclusive school communities. Here, we explore emerging trends, regulatory developments, and practical prevention strategies, offering insights and tools you can bring back to your campus to strengthen awareness and compliance.
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Stalking Awareness & Prevention
Stalking is a form of sexual harassment that is often misunderstood, minimized, or overlooked yet has serious and lasting impacts. Check out our article to learn what stalking looks like, why awareness matters, and how we can better support prevention and response efforts in our schools, workplaces, and communities. |
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Preparing for Winter & Spring Religious Accommodation Requests
We’ve put together an article to help institutions approach these requests consistently, thoughtfully, and in compliance with federal law, including how to recognize a request, evaluate it, identify reasonable accommodations, and implement a centralized, compliance-led process that supports inclusion for all. |
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Practical Prevention Programming for October
Domestic Violence Awareness Month is an important reminder that prevention works best when it’s comprehensive, ongoing, and inclusive. Check out our article with practical prevention programming ideas for K–12 and higher education, highlighting strategies that build awareness, foster healthy relationships, and strengthen community-wide engagement. |
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Hazing Prevention Starts with Education
For many, hazing is still thought of as a “college problem.” But the truth is hazing can surface anywhere students seek belonging—on a middle school sports team, in a high school club, or within a college organization. It can even impact employees. And at every level, hazing causes harm. Read more in our article below. |
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Supporting Sexual Assault Awareness Month
This month is a powerful opportunity for schools to promote education, awareness, and action around issues of consent, healthy relationships, and violence prevention. For Title IX teams, it’s also a chance to thoughtfully engage the campus community while maintaining a neutral and educational role. Read more in the article below. |