Overview of Title IX and VAWA | Origin: CM140
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Title IX and VAWA Training: Building Safer Campuses --> Overview of Title IX and VAWA
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Great resources for who to contact in various situations being on campus or abroad. I thought outside of campus would not be reported to the school rep. I see that it indeed does need to be reported due to involvement of students or faculty.
I have learned that Title IX is very important. This protects people from discrimination and violence. I will apply this by following these rules and making sure others do the same.
This course has definitely given me a better understanding of title IX.
Title IX Men and Woman are protected from sexual harassment and assault at school, schools must investigate complaints of any harassment and correct any misbehavior.
VAWA protects woman from all violent behavior including workplace and stalking.
Title XI helps protect companies from liability as a result of, and most importantly, helps protect people/students from forms of harassment and other incidents that would interfere or prevent them from learning. It mandates structured reporting and response procedures that involve collecting and sharing incidents to the affected public. Continuous, ongoing prevention and awareness campaigns help remind us employees to stay safe, vigilant, and ready to help students or staff in the event of an incident.
I have learned from this Title IX and VAWA module the importance of policies and procedures and how to manage complaints of misconduct, including the roles and responsibilities of employees and the Title IX Coordinator position of reporting to proper authorities.
From this training, I learned that Title IX and VAWA are laws that protect students and staff from things like sexual harassment, assault, and discrimination. They make sure schools take action to keep campuses safe.
I now know how to recognize and report problems, and how to support others if they need help. I plan to use what I’ve learned to help create a safer and more respectful environment on campus.
I'm taken away by the many types of harassments. Knowing how to identify and how to report them is critical to the learning environment. No one should have to attend a campus in fear.
This Information is very informative. I definitely have a better understanding now.
This information on Title IX was very helpful and informative. I think having a better understanding of this will help our school.
Title IX training is important because it helps create a safe and inclusive environment by educating people on their rights and responsibilities regarding discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct. So far, I’ve learned about how Title IX protects students and employees from gender-based discrimination and the importance of recognizing and reporting violations. The training has also introduced key topics like consent and bystander intervention, which I’m still learning more about. I’m looking forward to gaining a deeper understanding of the resources available and how to contribute to a more respectful and equitable community.
It is very important to know that we have a coordinator to title 1X in the school, as well as I hade better idea about title 1X and VAWA.
It is great that recent dynamics in regards Title IX happening at the end of 2024 and beginning 2025 were included. This knowledge is very useful a I teach Sociology and many topics correlate with my curriculum.
I learned about schools' obligations to Title IX, such as having a Title IX coordinator designated and dissemination of materials and information. I intend to apply this learned information by following the procedures outlined in Title IX and speaking with the appropriate authority when I see any acts that I believe may violate the amendment.
I learned a lot from this course. As educators we need to do all we can to ensure that our students are protected.
Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in education, while the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a law that aims to combat violence against women and people of all genders.
