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Announcing TitleIX.com: The Internet's Free, Comprehensive Clearinghouse for All Things Title IX

  • 05/25/17

BERWYN, PA – TitleIX.com is the Internet's primary clearinghouse for information on Title IX, the federal law requiring gender equity in publicly funded education programs.

TitleIX.com is the destination for students, administrators, advocates, parents, organizations, attorneys, and all those who seek and contribute to Title IX knowledge.

Gender and sex equity is an inherent good in our society, and those seeking to advance sex and gender equity need good quality tools and resources. TitleIX.com culls and organizes the content you need in a user-friendly, free and accessible format, including mobile access on-the-go.  

Curated research is available on topics such as sexual harassment, sexual violence, pregnancy and parenting, athletics, news and events, as well as frequently asked questions. Visitors may also submit their questions for review. Organizations doing work related to Title IX are listed. Attorneys seeking referrals can submit their information to TitleIX.com.

The NCHERM Group and Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) have underwritten the development of TitleIX.com as a free resource and hope that you will find it to be an invaluable tool and resource.

What is Title IX

  • Sexual violence
  • Sex discrimination
  • Gender discrimination
  • Gender identity discrimination
  • Intimate partner violence
  • Sex/gender-based stalking
  • Sex/gender-based bullying
  • Sex/gender-based hazing
  • Athletics
  • Academic program equity
  • Admissions
  • Study abroad
  • Pregnant students
  • Parenting students
  • Disparate treatment
  • Externships and internships
  • Summer camps
  • and more…

Visit TitleIX.com today and please contribute your great Title IX content, as well.

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