Sexual Harassment: Not in Our School! is a free video+action plan created by SSAIS for families, schools, and organizations. Stop Sexual Assault in Schools, a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit, invites you to join us as we address the impact of sexual
To determine whether a school district is violating students’ right to equal education, SSAIS provides downloadable forms that can be easily modified for your situation. These helpful forms were created for SSAIS by civil rights attorney Jeffrey R Caffee. Is
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Community-based sexual assault response organizations can help K-12 student survivors It often takes survivors of sexual harassment and assault months after they disclose the abuse to learn about Title IX and its protections against a hostile school environment. Countless students
Most parents are not aware of deficiencies in their schools’ response protocols for sexual harassment and assault–until their own child (or a friend’s) experiences the life-altering harm that can result. Watch these parents, relatives, and neighbors describe the toll sexual harassment
This Could Be Any Family’s Tragedy Our entire family life was devastated when our daughter was sexually assaulted by a classmate on a multi-day school field trip. The Seattle Public School District’s failure to recognize her federally mandated Title IX
A subject we must discuss with students 这是一个我们必须和学生讨论的主题 Download PDF 下载PDF by Xinyi He and SSAIS 何心怡和SSAIS Many Asian students rarely talk about sex at home or in school. It’s not that students don’t want to talk about it, it’s
Each school day, when students should be benefiting from a safe and healthy school environment conducive to learning, sexual harassment, assault, and other forms of intimidation compromise their lives at alarming rates. Sexual harassment/assault impair students’ ability to concentrate, compromise their
The crisis in our schools requires action. The crisis in our schools that SSAIS spearheaded can move forward only with the support of well-informed students, families, activists, advocates, educators, lawmakers, school personnel, organizations, journalists, artists, writers, athletes, among others. Collaboration among
Resources for Coping with Sexual Harassment/Assault and Reporting Confusion abounds. Students and families across the country struggle with the devastating impact of sexual harassment and sexual violence. Yet in many cases, victims don’t even acknowledge that they’ve been sexually harassed/assaulted.
Sexual harassment and assault are types of sex discrimination. They are community problems that bleed into all our lives, regardless of whether we have children. The work ahead for K-12 gender equity advocates lies not only in policy change and
