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Expanding the Frame: Institutional Responses to Students Accused of Sexual Misconduct

Health, Safety, and Well-being Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention, Education, and Response Mid-Level
March 26, 2020   |  2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Jill Dunlap Jennifer E. Henkle Joan Tabachnik

Please note: Time zones are listed in Eastern.

Many institutions are struggling with how to responsibly provide equitable, as opposed to equal, services for student respondents in sexual misconduct cases. Join us for this webinar to explore the ways that institutions across the country are navigating this complex topic and how your institution can do the same.

Cost
FREE
Course Length
60 minutes
Course Type
Live Briefing

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Additional Information

While COVID-19 has upended nearly everything in higher education, it has not changed our core obligations to respond to violence in a way that limits its effects and prevents its recurrence, and to engage in proven and promising prevention programs.

The Violence Against Women Act amendments to the Clery Act required that all institutions receiving Title IV funds create new policies and procedures responsive to sexual and interpersonal violence, and new significant efforts to prevent violence before it occurs. While COVID-19 has changed how we might meet (and exceed) these obligations, it has not removed the core requirements. We recognize that campuses are facing challenges in capacity, bandwidth, personnel, and funding, and want to assist with resources that can be used in this unprecedented time, and beyond as campuses return to status quo.

In this live briefting, we will feature programs and resources developed by Culture of Respect and The State University of New York that are not only responsive to specific requirements of the law, but help institutions go beyond minimal compliance to better “meet students where they are.” The session will move down the incident stream, starting with upstream prevention, through online training, response, and awareness resources specific to different groups at risk of violence, and a cutting-edge training program in comprehensive response. Highlighted programs and resources will include:

· Culture of Respect CORE Blueprint and Evaluation
· Culture of Respect Foundations Online Course
· Culture of Respect Collective
· SUNY SPARC Online SIV Prevention Training
· SUNY TRAC Alcohol Use Reduction Training
· SUNY Visa and Immigration Resource
· SPECTRUM and SUNY Student Conduct Institute

We will also draw upon years of experience to discuss how to apply these resources in a distance/digital environment, and also to use this time to construct building blocks towards long-term improvement in response and prevention.

This live briefing is open to all and at no cost.