Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

[Jessie Mindlin <>]

Hello all – There are a (very) few slots left in this webinar (which is primarily designed for LAV grantees); you’re welcome to attend if there is room!  – Jessie

 

  Jessica Mindlin, Esq.
  National Director of Training & Technical Assistance
  Victim Rights Law Center, Portland Office
  520 SW Yamhill, Suite 200
  Portland, OR 97204

Tel: 503.274.5477 x 1 and 855.411.5477

Fax: 503.715-2183   www.victimrights.org

VRLC: Leading a New Response to Sexual Violence

 

 

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Hello OVW Grantees (and grant partners)! Are you interested in learning about Title IX and the ways it can be used to advocate for students in the aftermath of a sexual assault? Would you like strategies for helping survivors access the accommodations they need to stay in school?

 

Join the Victim Rights Law Center on Monday, September 9^th at 10:00 AM Pacific (1:00 PM Eastern) for a 90-minute webinar entitled, “What Happens when Sexual Assault Victims Are in School? Using Title IX to Advocate for Victims.”

 

Space is limited so we recommend that you register soon!   

 

***** Press Control + Click on the image below to register *****

 

 

 

 

Note: Due to limited space, LAV grantees, sub-grantees, and grant partners will receive priority registration.

 

To register, click on the image above or visit:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2211553642118142720

 

For more information, contact Mary at or at (503) 274-5477 ext. 5.

 

To learn more about the Victim Rights Law Center, visit www.victimrights.org.

 

About the Webinar:

What Happens when Sexual Assault Victims Are in School? Using Title IX to Advocate for Victims  ***  Monday, September 9^th, 10–11:30AM Pacific (1–2:30PM Eastern)
This webinar will focus on the ways attorneys and advocates can utilize Title IX to help victims of sexual assault in education settings, both at middle and high schools and on college and university campuses. Since the vast majority of sexual assault victims are between the ages of 12 and 24, most are left without a clear path toward staying in school and pursuing their original goals. This 90-minute training will discuss what protections Title IX offers students, what recourse students have when they are not offered those protections, and what advocates can do to help victims get the accommodations they need to stay in school.

 

OVW grantees can also contact us through our website to request a user name and password to access the VRLC’s extensive library of resources for lawyers, advocates, and sexual assault survivors.

 

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Mary E. Darcy

Administrative Assistant

Victim Rights Law Center

520 SW Yamhill, Suite 200

Portland, Oregon 97204

P: 503.274.5477 Ext. 5

F: 503.715.2183

www.victimrights.org

 

 

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