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Title IX Course Collection

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About This Collection

This course collection was developed to help institutions meet training obligations under Title IX and the Violence Against Women Act and is meant to complement other prevention efforts at your institution.

This collection contains required content that may be upsetting to learners.

On April 19, 2024, the Department of Education released final regulations related to Title IX that will govern how educational institutions conduct inquiries into allegations of sex discrimination, including student sexual misconduct and pregnancy discrimination. Following publication in the Federal Register, these regulations will take effect Aug. 1, 2024.

In the interim, consult with legal counsel to understand the impact of these new regulations on your institution’s policies or practices.

Over the coming months, United Educators will update our Title IX online courses to reflect the new 2024 regulations. Look for alerts about updated courses in our weekly Your UE Insider newsletter or check this landing page.

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  • Completed by 287,852 learners
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Impressions

Gold Stevie® Award winner

This award-winning course uses a story-based narrative to teach students how to prevent, recognize, and report sexual assault.

Audience

Students

Course Length

45 minutes

Languages

English, Spanish

This course will help learners understand:

  • Definitions of sexual harassment, sexual violence, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking
  • The “culture of care” at higher educational institutions
  • Prevention, including bystander intervention techniques
  • How to report and where to go for support
  • The meaning of consent

Mosaic: Prevent Sexual Violence Together

Sexual violence, intimate partner violence, and stalking disrupt and diminish your campus community. This course examines concrete, common-sense ways to fight back, including recognizing, reporting, and preventing these offenses.

Audience

Faculty & Staff

Course Length

45 minutes

Languages

English

This course will help learners:

  • Identify the different types of sexual and intimate partner violence.
  • Describe how sexual and intimate partner violence diminish the campus community.
  • Recognize warning signs and troubling behaviors common to situations of sexual and intimate partner violence.
  • Recall steps to confront and report incidents of sexual and intimate partner violence.
  • Apply techniques for responding to student victims of sexual violence that are consistent with your institution's policy and procedures.

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Lasting Choices: Preventing Sexual Assault

Students learn how to help keep themselves and others safe, the role of alcohol in sexual assault, and how to report an incident.

Audience

Students

Course Length

30 minutes

Languages

English

This course will help learners with:

  • Sexual assault investigations
  • The role of alcohol in sexual assault
  • How to report incidents
  • Intervention strategies

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