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[Jessie Mindlin <>]

Hi SAPC listserv – Sorry for not responding sooner. (I just coming up for air after a grant proposal deadline!). I’ve pasted in below a response to Marissa M’s original email from my colleague, Marissa Korbel. Marissa helps staff a Victim Rights Law Center privacy TA project that focuses in part on privacy for survivors of campus-based gendered violence, and she wanted to make sure you’re aware that she’s an available (and terrific!) resource.  – Jessie

	Jessica Mindlin National Director of Training & TA Victim Rights Law Center • 520 SW Yamhill • Suite 430 • Portland, OR 97204 (503) 274-5477  x 1 •  • www.victimrights.org
	*I include my pronouns because inclusivity is one of my professional and personal values. I use the pronouns she/her/hers. United Way designation number: M368334 LEADING A NEW RESPONSE TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE

 

 

 

From: Marissa Korbel
Sent: Monday, July 1, 2019 9:20 AM
To: Jessie Mindlin <>
Subject: re: Peer Educators

 

Hi all,

 

I am a staff attorney at the Victim Rights Law Center focused primarily on campus survivors privacy issues. The answer to a question like this requires some in-depth review of state-specific privacy laws, VAWA confidentiality, Title IX, Clery, and FERPA. It is usually much more complicated than "confidential" or "not confidential."

 

I am OVW-funded to answer questions like this, and would encourage anyone to reach out to me directly, or to an attorney in your jurisdiction, or to another national TA provider 🙂 

Thanks Marissa (excellent name, btw) for bringing up a great issue! 

Warmly,

 

Marissa Korbel

 

	Marissa Korbel Staff Attorney Victim Rights Law Center • 520 SW Yamhill • Suite 430• Portland, OR 97204 (503)  274-5477  x 33 • mkorbelvictimrights.org • www.victimrights.org
	Pronouns: she/her/hers United Way designation number: M368334 LEADING A NEW RESPONSE TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE

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From: [] On Behalf Of Marissa Miller (mmille23)
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2019 2:08 PM
To:
Subject: Peer Educators (Are your PEs confidential?)

 

Virginia (Public) Institutions

 

Hi Everyone,

 

We have peer educators that we consider confidential by way of our grant/role. We have applied for a continuation and will apply for an extension which will give me more time regarding decisions if those are approved by OVW… But nothing is promised so I will proceed with my question:

 

Do you have peer educators who serve as confidential resource on your campus?

·       If so, how?

 

If it is helpful, our peer educators are not paid employees. Please feel free to email me back directly or I can talk to you via phone if you have input.

 

Thanks in advance for any support or guidance you may offer J

 

Best,

 

Marissa

 

Marissa Miller, M.Ed.

Coordinator for Prevention and Advocacy

University of Mary Washington

p: 540.654.1193 | f: 540.654.1527

 

 

 

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