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Sexual Harassment in Schools

Both sexual harassment and sexual violence are prohibited in schools under federal law ― yet many students still experience harassment and assault, which can have a devastating impact on their lives.

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Celebrate #DayoftheGirl by Listening to Girls

Is Your School Following Title IX and Treating Girls Who Report Sexual Harassment Fairly?

Let Her Learn: A Toolkit to Stop School Pushout for Girls Who Have Experienced Sexual Harassment

#MeTooK12

Thank You Christine Blasey Ford: Here’s What We All Owe It to Her to Do

NWLC Reacts to Allegation of Sexual Violence by Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh

Department of Education’s New Draft Regulations Disregard Student Safety and Misread the National Mood

NWLC Sends Letter to House Committees Urging Hearings on Ohio State University Allegations

NWLC Sends Letter to Dept. of Education and OCR Concerning Ohio State University

Prevent Sexual Harassment In Your State

NWLC Files Brief Opposing Motion to Dismiss in Dept. of Education Suit

NWLC Writes Letter of Concern to Noble Charter Schools

NWLC Signs Amicus Brief in West Point Case

Wins for Women: Fighting Back Against Unconstitutional Abortion Bans, Unequal Pay, and Sexual Harassment/Assault

The Time Has Come For Schools To Accept Girls’ Bodies

Sexual Assault Awareness Month: How to Support Survivors

NWLC Sign-on Letter Criticizing Exclusive School Discipline Summit

#MeToo, “Ivory Tower” Edition

DeVos’ “School Safety” Plan Is Dangerous for Girls of Color

DarbiAnne Goodwin v. Pennridge School District, et al.

NWLC Argues That Discrimination Against LGBTQ Individuals Is Sex Discrimination That Violates Missouri Law

NWLC Files Amicus Brief in R.M.A. (minor child) v. Blue R-IV School District, et al.

There Is No “One Free Rape” Rule Under Title IX, NWLC Argues in Amicus Brief to Tenth Circuit

Kansas State University Violated Title IX by Refusing to Respond to Rape of Two Female Students, Says NWLC Amicus Brief