There are different forms of sexual assault and sexual harassment. Laws frequently change and can be interpreted in different ways, so we cannot guarantee that all of the information in this Guide is accurate as it applies to your specific situation. How to use this guide: The purpose of this Know Your Rights Guide is to help you understand your rights and options if you have experienced sexual assault or sexual harassment at a school or university. You may want to take breaks, skip over or skim some sections, or ask a trusted loved one to read it for you and take notes.
Please be aware of your emotional and mental needs while reading.
All services provided are completely free and confidential.įor information about how Coronavirus (COVID-19) may affect your Title IX case, click here.įor information on your rights regarding online sexual harassment that happens during remote virtual learning, see our Online Harassment & Cyberbullying guide.Ĭontent warning: This guide contains information and examples of sexual assault and sexual harassment that may be triggering or overwhelming for you, especially if you are a survivor of sexual violence. If you would like free legal help or advice, please fill out this form to request an appointment with a trained legal counselor ( ENOUGH advocates). College/higher education: See our Student Survivor Toolkit.
