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NWLC In The Press

Betsy DeVos Wants to “Quickly” Change the way the Government Treats Campus Sexual Assault

Fatima Goss Graves, president of the National Women's Law Center, said she told DeVos and Jackson that the department should do more than apologize, encouraging them to take the lead in dispelling rape myths.

After Meeting With DeVos, Title IX Activists Say They Still Have Many Questions

At the start of the victim advocates’ meeting, Ms. Jackson, who had issued a statement on Wednesday apologizing for her "90 percent" comment, again said she was sorry. But Fatima Goss Graves, president of the...

Advocates read campus rape survivors’ stories to get DeVos’ attention

The Thursday protest outside the Education Department was organized by Know Your IX, and included End Rape on Campus, SurvJustice, Girls, Inc., the National Center for Transgender Equality, and National Women’s Law Center. Speakers at...

Survivors of Camus Sexual Assault Protest Outside Betsy DeVos’ Office

A group of about 120 student activists and representatives of several advocacy groups, including Know Your IX, National Women’s Law Center, End Rape on Campus, and UltraViolet, gathered outside of DeVos’ office in Washington, D.C., this morning, reading...

DeVos vows changes on campus sexual assault policy

"There’s no way to take it back, unfortunately,” said Fatima Goss Graves, president of the National Women's Law Center. “It’s been put out there. The only thing they can do now is exercise the leadership...

How Sexual Assault Survivors Feel Following Controversial Meeting With Betsy DeVos

The National Women’s Law Center, along with Know Your IX and other advocacy groups, staged a “speak out” rally outside of the Department of Education building to amplify the voices of survivors.