Across the country, colleges and universities are still failing to support survivors of sexual violence and take meaningful action against students who harm their classmates and communities.

But as schools are finally turning their attention to the issue, we recognize that we, as feminists and youth organizers, are collectively tasked with answering the hard questions about how disciplinary procedures should work, given the particular challenges and opportunities of the campus context. And, we know first hand, the success of these procedures will depend on their fairness to all parties involved.

Join us this Sexual Assault Awareness Month to learn how to create campus processes that are fair to victims and the accused:

Fair Process, Not Criminal Process

A Know Your IX Virtual Teach-In

Wednesday April 27, 6:30 PM

We’ll talk about why campus systems are distinct from the criminal legal system, as well as the best policies and practices to make sure campus systems are equitable, effective, and fair to everyone.

We’ll be joined by:

Alexandra Brodsky, Co-Founder, Know Your IX

Adaku Onyeka-Crawford Counsel, National Women’s Law Center

Michelle J. Anderson, Dean, CUNY School of Law

Register today to be part of this important conversation in the movement to end gender-based violence on campuses -- and beyond. If you have any questions, please email Mahroh@KnowYourIX.org