Our Comment to the Department of Education Regarding Proposed Regulations
We comment on cross-examination, supportive measures, the scope of sexual harassment, standards of evidence, and the role of academia.
Updated: Submit Comments on the New Title IX Rules to the Department of Education by 1/30/2019!
If you have ever wanted to support the due process rights of accused students (~99% of whom are male), now is the time.
Action Opportunity (Updated): Call Your Senators to Oppose CASA (S590)!
S590 has garnered supporters and is now up to 32 co-sponsors which represent more than half the votes needed to pass this legislation.
Petition: Remove “Sexual Misconduct” Report from 5 Year-Old’s Record
Where is the line between an administrator being human and being a soulless cog in a machine?
After Pressure From Men’s Advocates, Goshen College Stops Demonizing Men for “Psychological Rape”
Goshen College's Director of Communications and Marketing mentioned that is has been removed.
Success: in wake of resistance, Ryerson U withdraws discriminatory “security fee” for men’s advocates on campus
According to an update from Barbara Kay, writing for the Canadian publication the National Post: Ryerson administration has confirmed that the university will be absorbing the cost of the additional security for the February 6 CAFÉ event. According to a staffer, Ryerson president Sheldon Levy felt the cost was a [...]
Chancellor Carol Folt and male students at the University Of North Carolina
I recently wrote Chancellor Carol Folt of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill about an issue I think is very dangerous for male students as it relates to Title IX, sexual assault, and rape on campus. In my email, I asked her to consider a form that all [...]
