Monthly Archives: July 2015

“It may be simpler to assume that one system and a single response can address every case and the needs of each victim — but it is misguided. It is dangerous. It is reductive. It also contradicts federal law.” http://ow.ly/Q8qFV

“(An) intentional, well thought out, consistent plan throughout the academic year is what can truly prevent sexual violence,” Issadore said. http://ow.ly/PK7uK

“A lot of cases are coming out showing as that [schools’] processes aren’t working,” [Sokolow] said. “If you engage in a corrupt process like this, the courts are going to hold you accountable.” http://ow.ly/PK5JA

“Settling is higher education’s way of making sure that precedent is not set, and there have been as many settlements as decisions favoring campus defendants,” said Brett Sokolow. http://ow.ly/PH76c

The Association of Title IX Administrators, known as Atixa, on Thursday released the results of a survey of coordinators and other Title IX officials at more than 400 institutions, examining coordinators’ duties at a time when colleges face pressure on … Continue reading →