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Sexual Assault

Campus Sex Tribunals: A Failed Experiment As a result of the 2011 Department of Education Dear Colleague Letter on campus sexual assault, victims say their complaints are not being handled appropriately, lawsuits are being filed by expelled students alleging lack of due process, and university administrators say they are being placed in an untenable situation. Harvard law professor Elizabeth [...]

State Laws

A number of states have enacted campus due process laws. These laws vary by their scope and level of detail: BROAD SCOPE: Arizona §15-1866 (2018): (a) The right to receive advanced written notice of the allegations. (b) The right to review the evidence in support of the allegations. (c) The right to confront witnesses who testify [...]

Title IX Regulation

Title IX Regulation Defending the 2020 Policy The SAVE Title IX Network, along with numerous Attorneys Generals and dozens of federal and state lawmakers, succeeded in overturning the highly unpopular Biden Title IX regulation. As a result, the 2020 Title IX regulation that mandated campus due process remained in effect. Press release: Death Knell Sounds on [...]

Save Network

SAVE sponsors a listserv for Title IX Attorneys. Also see information for: Accused Students Faculty Members Title IX Network

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Pressroom 2026: February 10: Editorial Dishonesty at the Root of Washington Post’s Financial Woes February 4: WA, UT, CO, and VA Latest States to Launch Initiatives to Address Disparities of Men and Boys January 15: Inexorable, Growing Political Support for Men and Boys Around the Country January 7: ‘Topple the Patriarchy:’ Now We Know What Feminists [...]
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Campus Office for Civil Rights Sex Stereotyping Title IX Title IX Equity Project Victims

PR: Hinting at Sex Bias, Federal Judge Slaps Down RPI for Circumventing New Title IX Regulation

PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Hinting at Sex Bias, Federal Judge Slaps Down RPI for Circumventing New Title IX Regulation WASHINGTON / October 26, 2020 – A federal judge has ruled against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for utilizing its old Title IX policy for a case that was adjudicated after the August

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Campus Department of Education Discrimination Due Process Executive Order Office for Civil Rights Race Sex Stereotyping Sexual Assault Title IX Title IX Equity Project

PR: Noting the ‘Seriousness of Penalties,’ College Administrators Suspend Trainings that Promote Sex Stereotypes

PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Noting the ‘Seriousness of Penalties,’ College Administrators Suspend Trainings that Promote Sex Stereotypes WASHINGTON / October 19, 2020 – In response to new federal requirements, college administrators have begun to stop school trainings and curricular offerings that promote stereotypes based on sex or race. For example

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Campus Scholarships Sex Stereotyping Sexual Harassment Title IX Title IX Equity Project

PR: Recent Central Oklahoma Resolution Agreement Highlights Problem of Widespread Title IX Non-Compliance

PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Recent Central Oklahoma Resolution Agreement Highlights Problem of Widespread Title IX Non-Compliance WASHINGTON / October 13, 2020 – A recent Resolution Agreement between the federal Office for Civil Rights and the University of Central Oklahoma reveals continuing problems with Title IX compliance on college campuses. In

Litigation Support

SAVE provides litigation support by means of Amicus Briefs, the Analysis of Judicial Decisions Affirming the 2020 Title IX Regulations, and more: Amicus Briefs: 2022: Doe v. University of Southern Indiana 2022: Doe v. MIT 2021: Van Overdam v. Texas A&M 2020: Brief against 18 Attorneys General lawsuit 2020: Brief against the State of New York lawsuit 2020: Brief against [...]