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Title IX News Recap, 1/13/2022
Boston University requires students to affirm false allegations are rare, wide receiver Kevaughn Dingle sues University of South Florida, and more.
Forward! Our Plans for 2022.
In the works: opposing the Biden administration's anti-due process agenda, new database resources regarding Title IX attorneys and law firms, and more.
Title IX News Recap, 12/13/2021
The Biden administration schedules a new Title IX rulemaking process, due process foe Catherine Lhamon returns to the Department of Education, and more.
The Face of Anti-Male Bias in Academia: A Compilation of Banners, Posters and Other Visuals
Discover the character of those who oppose due process and promote hateful stereotypes about men and boys on campus.
Catherine Lhamon and How We Got Here
After a tiebreaking vote by VP Kamala Harris, due process foe Catherine Lhamon was (re)confirmed to head the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
DeVos-Era Title IX Regulations Go Five for Five in Federal Court
The Betsy DeVos-era Title IX regulations have survived five legal challenges by state attorneys general, women's groups, and accuser advocacy groups.
A Flurry of Development Updates to Our Databases
We have made improvements to the Title IX Lawsuits and OCR Resolutions Databases as well as the Account Management system.
Title IX News Recap, 8/6/2021
The Senate education committee deadlocks on Catherine Lhamon's confirmation, a judge strikes down part of the DeVos-era Title IX regulations, and more.
Today and Tomorrow: Email U.S. Senators to Oppose Catherine Lhamon’s Confirmation
Catherine Lhamon, a longtime opponent of due process for students accused of Title IX violations, is again up for confirmation.
OCR Resolutions Database Relaunched With Massive Improvements
With Catherine Lhamon returning to the head of the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, the timing could not be better.
