Finding Areas for Hope in the New Title IX Regulations

On May 6, 2020, I joined countless advocates, survivors, administrators, and activists in feeling deep disappointment that the Department of Education (DOE) chose to release new, confusing, and potentially harmful Title IX rules in the middle of a global pandemic. Student-survivors who are in the middle of their schools’ current processes feel the added uncertainty about what will happen if their case isn’t concluded by the new rules’ August 14, 2020 implementation date.

Enduring the Unexpected: Student Sexual Assault Survivors in the Midst of COVID-19

College students, along with many of us during COVID-19, have had to adjust to this new season. Student-survivors of sexual assault have the added obstacle of managing all of these changes and also dealing with their sexual assault and Title IX cases away from campus.

Network for Victim Recovery of DCApril 30, 2020Title IX, COVID-19, survivors, sexual assault

The Red Zone: Sexual Violence Resources & Information for DC College Students

As DC college and university students head back to school for a new year, we want to empower them with knowledge, information, and resources about sexual assault.

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