Knowledge is Power

We create unique, data-driven resources to empower accused students, families, professionals, and advocates.

  • A testimony by Lauren Chapin saying, "Thank you so much for doing this work. You have helped so many families who have been gobsmacked by the Title IX bureaucracy."
  • Feedback by Marybeth Sydor: "The databases at Title IX for All are a fantastic resource for researching Title IX cases."
  • Feedback by a Twitter user named Hoosier Mama saying "Title 9 for All has compiled a massive database of lawsuits, searchable by school, attorney, judge...any way you can imagine. Their exhaustive work...along with many others...is what helped me find the will to fight. What's happening to our young men is reprehensible."
  • A testimonial by the law firm Nesenoff & Miltenberg saying "Terrific work by Title 9 for All in developing an important, non-biased resource for tracking Title 9 cases throughout the country."
  • A testimonial from a plaintiff named John Harnois who received a favorable settlement. John Harnois said he could not have attempted it without the database.
  • A testimonial by attorney Margaret Valois saying, "Fantastic resource! Thanks for all your hard work."
  • A testimony by Saifullah Khan saying, "I just filed my lawsuit. Your database was very helpful. As a huge fan of statistics, and data science (though I was going to graduate with a neuroscience degree before Yale gave me the boot), I admire and appreciate all the work your website does. It's not only a perfect database for accessing data, but also wonderful for making sense of data points and how things connect. One of the most direct benefits it had for me was quickly teaching me how to communicate with my lawyer. I learned finer details of how law functions on a functional level. So, thank you."
  • A testimonial by attorney Matthew J. Donnelly saying, "Title IX For All is an organization that advocates for gender equity in higher education. Male students that have been caught up in the Student Affairs complex is their focus. Title IX For All provides a great resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about how universities interpret and enforce Title IX, and what that could mean for your educational future. They also track current lawsuits filed across the country, so you can stay up to date on the important legal issues being decided in higher education law."

Knowledge is Power

We create unique, data-driven resources to empower accused students, families, professionals, and advocates.

What People Are Saying

  • A testimony by Lauren Chapin saying, "Thank you so much for doing this work. You have helped so many families who have been gobsmacked by the Title IX bureaucracy."
  • Feedback by Marybeth Sydor: "The databases at Title IX for All are a fantastic resource for researching Title IX cases."
  • Feedback by a Twitter user named Hoosier Mama saying "Title 9 for All has compiled a massive database of lawsuits, searchable by school, attorney, judge...any way you can imagine. Their exhaustive work...along with many others...is what helped me find the will to fight. What's happening to our young men is reprehensible."
  • A testimonial by the law firm Nesenoff & Miltenberg saying "Terrific work by Title 9 for All in developing an important, non-biased resource for tracking Title 9 cases throughout the country."
  • A testimonial from a plaintiff named John Harnois who received a favorable settlement. John Harnois said he could not have attempted it without the database.
  • A testimonial by attorney Margaret Valois saying, "Fantastic resource! Thanks for all your hard work."
  • A testimony by Saifullah Khan saying, "I just filed my lawsuit. Your database was very helpful. As a huge fan of statistics, and data science (though I was going to graduate with a neuroscience degree before Yale gave me the boot), I admire and appreciate all the work your website does. It's not only a perfect database for accessing data, but also wonderful for making sense of data points and how things connect. One of the most direct benefits it had for me was quickly teaching me how to communicate with my lawyer. I learned finer details of how law functions on a functional level. So, thank you."
  • A testimonial by attorney Matthew J. Donnelly saying, "Title IX For All is an organization that advocates for gender equity in higher education. Male students that have been caught up in the Student Affairs complex is their focus. Title IX For All provides a great resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about how universities interpret and enforce Title IX, and what that could mean for your educational future. They also track current lawsuits filed across the country, so you can stay up to date on the important legal issues being decided in higher education law."

Key Resources

Title IX Lawsuits Database

A feature-rich database containing information on hundreds of lawsuits by accused students, their attorneys, schools, courts, and judges.

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Title IX Lawsuits

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OCR Resolutions Database

Title IX investigations of K-12 and postsecondary institutions by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR).

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Title IX Resolutions

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Attorneys Directory

A basic directory for looking up Title IX attorneys, most of whom have represented parties in litigation by accused students.

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Title IX Attorneys

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Regulation Challenges Database

Legal challenges to regulations, executive orders, and ED guidance related to misconduct proceedings and gender identity.

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News, Perspectives, and Advocacy

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Our Work Gets Around

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Legal Filings

  • Amici Briefs and Legal Memoranda by Attorneys General Coalition (1, 2, 3, 4)
  • Amici Briefs by Advocacy Organizations (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
  • Amici Briefs by Educational Institutions
  • Lawsuits by Accused Students (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
  • Opposition to Proposed Regulations, Laws (1, 2, 3, 4)

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Law Firms, Legal Organizations

National Media Across the Political Spectrum

State, Local, and Campus Media

Title IX Grievance Procedures

Academic Writing

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Our Values

We are egalitarians (in the sense of equal treatment, equal rights, and equal responsibilities) and civil libertarians. We do not advocate fealty to a particular political or gender ideology. We simply have a set of principles that we adhere to and advocate. We prefer advocating principles rather than labels per se.

We regard due process not just as a legal matter, but also as a principle that should inform and guide our interactions with the world. We believe allowing someone the chance to present their side of the story, to be judged by fair and equal standards by unbiased decisionmakers, and to present and question evidence is not just a matter of law, but a matter of basic humanity, whether the venue is a court of law, a campus “court,” or the court of public opinion.

Like due process, we see freedom of speech as both a legal matter and a principle, and that suppression of ideas – however inconvenient – is often the wrong approach, whether done by institutions public or private.

We know that when people sign up for our resources, they are entrusting us with a certain level of stewardship and care with their information. Additionally, we understand that Title IX matters are often of a highly sensitive and personal nature. For these reasons, information security is our highest concern.

We believe that for fairness and equality to be present, all types of abuse – assault, harassment, false allegations, and more – must be addressed, and no group of victims should be categorically discarded.

We are committed to creatively developing new resources to address existing and emerging Title IX issues.

Our History

Title IX for All began as a blog on August 20th, 2013. It was founded by an A&M instructor who had become concerned with a growing environment of anti-male sex bias and general corruption in academia. In 2015, we began converting our resources – lists of lawsuits, scholarships, and so forth – into databases. While useful early on as awareness-raising tools, these databases have proven effective for students, families, professionals, and advocates in navigating the ever-shifting Title IX landscape. Today, roughly eighty percent of our time is spent developing, improving, and updating our resources.

Throughout our history, we have periodically engaged in awareness campaigns, public speaking, blogging, letters to the Department of Education, and more. While advocacy is an important part of what we do, we see our role primarily as support. As our motto suggests, that support role involves informing, connecting, and empowering those who are in the trenches as well as concerned citizens.

Donate

If you like our work, please consider donating. Financial support is crucial to maintaining the resources and services we offer, taking them to the next level, and making sure people are aware of them. Feel free to make a one-time or recurring donation.

To mail a check (please do not mail cash), please make it out to Title IX for All and send it to the following address:

Title IX for All
P.O. Box 281
Royse City, TX 75189

If you like our work, please consider donating. Financial support is crucial to maintaining the resources and services we offer, taking them to the next level, and making sure people are aware of them. Feel free to make a one-time or recurring donation.

To mail a check (please do not mail cash), please make it out to Title IX for All and send it to the following address:

Title IX for All
P.O. Box 281
Royse City, TX 75189