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NWLC Claims Victory in Miami-Dade County Title IX Lawsuit

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Bathroom Restrictions on Transgender Students Violate the U.S. Constitution and Title IX

‘I don’t know if I would feel comfortable:’ Students afraid to study abroad under Title IX proposal

Over 900 Mental Health Professionals Denounce Proposed Title IX Rules

145 State Legislators, Representing 40 States and DC, Oppose Title IX Proposed Rules

Joined by 136 organizations, NWLC Requests (Again) that Dep’t of Education Extend Title IX NPRM Comment Period

Superintendents Say Proposed Title IX Rules Are “Unconscionable Attack” on Student Safety

Busy But Still Want to Fight DeVos’s Proposed Title IX rules? We Got You.

DeVos’ Proposed Changes to Title IX, Explained

NWLC Requests Dept. of Education To Extend Title IX NPRM Comment Period

Three Reasons Why Betsy DeVos’s Proposed Title IX Rules Would Hurt Survivors

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

NWLC Releases Sexual Harassment Toolkit Equipping K-12 Students to Advocate for Their Title IX Rights

Don’t Believe Betsy DeVos. Title IX Already Has a Fair Process for Students Accused of Sexual Assault.

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

We Sued Betsy DeVos Over Her New Title IX Policy That Discriminates Against Sexual Violence Survivors

Title IX Failures

Betsy DeVos’ “Interim Guidance” Is Dangerous, but You Still Have Rights Under Title IX

Coalition Letter Opposing Department of Education Decision to Rescind and Replace Title IX Guidance

We Gave Betsy DeVos Over 105,000 Petitions Supporting Title IX Sexual Assault Guidance. Here’s Why.

Why We Need Title IX to Let Her Learn: A Parent’s Perspective

Mythbusting: Title IX and Sexual Assault

Update: The ERA and Title IX