Live Testimony to the Department of Education Regarding Title IX Regulations

Today, I provided live testimony in the U.S. Department of Education’s public hearing regarding the Biden administration’s intention to draft new Title IX regulations. The event was hosted by the Office for Civil Rights. My testimony advocated keeping the due process provisions of the 2020 Title IX regulations in place.

You can read my written testimony here, and you can see the same comments on page sixty-three of the official transcript. You can also view my presentation as recorded by the Department of Education below.

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Today, I provided live testimony in the U.S. Department of Education’s public hearing regarding the Biden administration’s intention to draft new Title IX regulations. The event was hosted by the Office for Civil Rights. My testimony advocated keeping the due process provisions of the 2020 Title IX regulations in place.

You can read my written testimony here, and you can see the same comments on page sixty-three of the official transcript. You can also view my presentation as recorded by the Department of Education below.