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Restorative Justice in Title IX: A Human-Centered Path to Resolution
Learn more about how informal resolution fits within the Title IX process in our related article, What You Need to Know About Title IX Informal Resolution. After a Title IX complaint is filed, two main paths come to mind: the formal grievance process and the informal...
2025 Roundup: Partnership, Clarity, and What’s Ahead for Title IX in 2026
As 2025 comes to a close, one word rises above everything we saw this year: partnership. Your commitment to navigating complex, sensitive Title IX work—often under tight timelines and difficult circumstances—continues to inspire us. In this roundup, we share the...
What Department of Education Changes Mean for Title IX
News of potential restructuring within the U.S. Department of Education has raised understandable questions across campuses—particularly regarding the future of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), the agency that currently oversees Title IX enforcement and compliance....
Restorative Justice in Title IX: A Human-Centered Path to Resolution
Learn more about how informal resolution fits within the Title IX process in our related article, What You Need to Know About Title IX Informal Resolution. After a Title IX complaint is filed, two main paths come to mind: the formal grievance process and the informal...
Supporting International Students Under Title IX
In our recent article, When Students Study Abroad: A Title IX Guide for Higher Ed, we looked at how institutions can manage Title IX obligations when students are learning overseas. This companion piece turns the lens inward—on the international students and scholars...
Title IX Advisors: Why Timing and Expertise Matter
This article is part of our Building Your Title IX Team series, which explores the critical roles that ensure a fair, compliant, and defensible Title IX process. In this installment, Susanna Murphy, J.D., examines the advisor role in the Title IX process and why...
Building Your Title IX Team: Investigators
In our recent post on Title IX decision-maker training, we talked about how critical it is to have prepared, conflict-free decision-makers in place. But decision-makers must work with the record they’re given, or be forced to return matters for further investigation —...







