ADVANCED TITLE IX COORDINATOR TRAINING

Advanced Title IX Coordinator Training

This training is geared towards individuals with at least 2 years of Title IX experience or who have attended our basic Title IX Coordinator training.  This interactive training will utilize experiential learning to help attendees navigate complex issues through scenario based activities and hands on discussion.

This training will cover topics related to clarifying expectations and boundaries for parties, navigating pushback from a dissatisfied campus community, best practices for removing barriers to support all communities, and establishing boundaries in your role on campus.

 

Overview of Topics:

This training will cover cases related to: 

  • Appropriately addressing dissatisfied parties and clarifying expectations for the Title IX process in a trauma informed way
  • Developing communication strategies in response to a hostile community of critics
  • Strategically educating on the Title IX process in response inquiries in a way that maintains community trust and privacy requirements
  • Engaging and educating faculty members and/or responsible employees
  • Supporting and managing the unique needs of marginalized communities

Intended Audience:

Individuals with at least 2 years of Title IX experience or who have attended our basic Title IX Coordinator training.

Discount options*:

Two or More. Two or more attendees from the same institution receive 10% off registration.

Teams of Five and More. Contact us to receive a special discount.

Collective Member. You may receive 20% off each registration if you are a member of a Grand River Solutions collective. 

Contact Elizabeth Brady at ebrady@grandriversolutions.com to receive your discount code.

*Cannot combine discounts. 

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Interested in scheduling a training or learning more about creating a custom training or training package that works for your organization? Reach out and we will connect you with the director for your region. 

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