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National Women’s Law Center - Mythbusting Title IX and Sexual Assault

Nearly one in five undergraduate women experience sexual assault or attempted sexual assault while in college, as do too many men and gender non-conforming students. Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments requires that schools prevent and respond to reports of sexual harassment, including rape, to ensure survivors can continue to learn in the wake of violence. Despite significant evidence to the contrary, some critics argue that survivors of sexual misconduct on college campuses have too many rights. Myths like these are inconsistent with the law and ignore the real experiences of students subjected to sexual harassment. Below are other myths and facts about sexual assault and Title IX.

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Related Resources

• CAPPA Position Statement On Title IX Implementation For Campus Sexual Assault
• Best Practices Guides for Virginia Campuses Addressing Gender-Based Violence
• RSP Preventing and Responding to Campus SA Infographic
• Sexual Violence on Campus: Strategies for Prevention
• State Policy Playbook for Ending Campus Sexual Assault