Student Project: Title IX, Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault: Secondary Sources

"Sexual misconduct is a general term encompassing any unwelcome conduct or behavior of a sexual nature."

"Title IX applies to “any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”1Link to the text of the note Title IX does not apply to non-educational programs or activities."

Right of Action Under Title IX of Education Amendments Act of 1972 (20 U.S.C.A. §§ 1681 et seq.) Against School or School District for Sexual Harassment of Student by Student's Peer

School's or School Official's Liability for Unfair Disciplinary Action Against Student Accused of Sexual Harassment or Assault

Right of Action Under Title IX of Education Amendments Act of 1972 (20 U.S.C.A. § 1681) Against School or School District for Sexual Harassment of Student by Student's Teacher or Other School District Employee

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"... This Article limits its analysis to the ramifications of restorative justice for sexual misconduct for several reasons. Campus sexual misconduct continues unabated at an alarming rate. Administrative and legislative responses have been met with significant criticism, both from those who believe they go too far and those concerned they
do too little..."

"... This Note argues that Title IX enforcement is necessary to promote school34 policies that prevent the epidemic of sexual violence on college campuses...."

" ...The current moment is a classic opportunity to observe how advocates turn their rhetorical tools and social-movement protest into institutional government...."

This dissertation takes an in-depth look into Title IX and how the OCR and institutions receiving federal funding interact and the patterns that have developed since the implementation of Title IX.

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