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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.
A Parent’s Story: How the Lack of Due Process Can Impact a Young Man’s Life
This is about protecting everyone, finding the truth, and innocent until proven guilty – something that is stated in our Constitution as a basic right for everyone.
Insider’s View: CSU Board of Trustees’ Litigation Report Shows Impact of Due Process Lawsuits
California State University's Board of Trustees meeting records give us an insider’s view on trends in accused student/Title IX litigation.
Lawsuits Database RELAUNCHED With Feature Upgrades, Mass Data Additions
At last, the Title IX Lawsuits Database is relaunched.
Lawsuits Database Relaunching This Week With New Features, Mass Updates
Updates on our progress and a peek at some of the improvements.
New Title IX Regulations Released. Our Analysis.
What the new rules get right, lack or get wrong, what gave rise to the new regulations, and whether schools will actually follow them.
After Title IX Complaint, UMN Female-Only Scholarships Become Gender-Neutral
Financial aid has overwhelmingly favored female students in recent years, but we are starting to see pushback.
Updates to Our Privacy Policy in Preparation for Relaunch
Going forward, we will review our privacy policy annually and on an as-needed basis.
Study: Girls Get Higher Grades in All School Subjects
“Despite the stereotype that boys do better in math and science, girls have made higher grades than boys throughout their school years for nearly a century.”
Hanna Stotland Discusses Crisis Management & Consent on Radiolab
Hannah helps students get back into academia when an event removes them from attendance.