October 5, 2026 National Center for Youth Law and Stop Sexual Assault in Schools launch ‘Know Your Rights’ resource to support students in understanding their options and holding schools accountable For students experiencing sexual harassment or related harms at school,
October 1, 2026 In this Searchlight New Mexico podcast, journalist Ed Williams interviews SSAIS advisor Susan Moen, a nationally-recognized victim advocate, educator, Title IX advocate, and founder of Oregon’s JC SART. Moen discusses how weakened federal Title IX enforcement has
September 30, 2026 Stop Sexual Assault in Schools joins more than 130 national, state, and local civil rights and education organizations in urging Congressional appropriators to stop the transfer of civil rights enforcement from the Department of Education to the
July 29, 2026 Today Stop Sexual Assault in Schools presented the webinar “Student Wellness, Equity and Resilience in an Online World: Strategies for K-12 Schools,” hosted by the American Federation of Teachers. The webinar explores how early and sustained digital
July 18, 2026 In the new Ms. article “Trump’s Education Department Claims It’s Focused on Educator Sexual Misconduct. Is It Real Commitment or Political Messaging?” Stop Sexual Assault in Schools Co-founder and Program Director Joel Levin examines the U.S. Department
May 19, 2026 When schools fail to respond appropriately to sex-based harm, students’ education and well-being are impacted. The new resource from Stop Sexual Assault in Schools, Ten Things You Can Do When a Title IX Complaint Fails, offers practical steps
April 1, 2026 Stop Sexual Assault in Schools (SSAIS) has released Supportive Measures for Students Experiencing Sexual Harassment and Harm, a practical guide to help K–12 students, families, and schools understand and navigate support available after a report of sexual
April 1, 2026 In the Ms. Op-ed “Abandoned by the Department of Education, Advocacy Organizations Demand Action on Student Sexual Violence,” SSAIS Co-founder and Executive Director Esther Warkov examines the impact of weakened federal Title IX enforcement on students experiencing
As one of ten lead signatories, the national nonprofit Stop Sexual Assault in Schools (SSAIS) joins more than 100 organizations in urging the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) to prioritize investigating and resolving sexual violence complaints
February 23, 2026 Stop Sexual Assault in Schools (SSAIS) is one of 10 lead signatories, alongside the National Women’s Law Center and eight other survivor advocacy organizations, calling on the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) to
By Susan Moen Susan Moen is an award-winning victim advocate, educator, Title IX advocate, and founder of JC SART, Oregon. This article expands her presentation for the Clearinghouse on Women’s Issues, January 2026. At a time when oversight from the
February 9, 2026 In the new Ms. article “Misogyny Is Rising in U.S. Classrooms. Where Is the National Response?” Stop Sexual Assault in Schools Co-founder and Program Director Joel Levin examines the growing presence of misogyny and gender-based harassment in
