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X-WR-CALDESC:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traf
 ficking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and 
 Connecticut Bar Foundation—for our first panel of Awareness Week 2023: “Se
 xual Assault on Campus & Title IX: Balancing the Interests of the Victim a
 nd the Accused.” \n\nPassed in 1972\, Title IX prohibits discrimination on
  the basis of sex in higher education\; more specifically\, Title IX prote
 cts students from sexual assault and sexual harassment.  Over the past thr
 ee presidential administrations (i.e. Obama\, Trump\, and Biden)\, Title I
 X regulations and enforcement have seesawed\, and today Title IX has becom
 e the focus of fierce debates as to how to protect students from sexual vi
 olence while providing due process protections for those who have been acc
 used.\n\nTo explore these debates\, and to identify areas of possible cons
 ensus\, we have invited three experts—each working within the Title IX fra
 mework but from distinct vantage points—to share their perspectives and ex
 periences.  The panel will begin by exploring the basics of how Title IX w
 orks: the actors\, the process and procedures\, and concepts like “affirma
 tive consent” & “restorative justice.”  Panelists will then be asked to id
 entify areas where the Title IX framework is working effectively and also 
 to highlight areas ripe for reform.\n\nOur panel features:\n•	Felice Duffy\
 , Founding Partner\, Duffy Law.\n•	Elizabeth Conklin\, Associate Vice Presi
 dent for Institutional Equity\, Accessibility\, and Belonging\, and \n    
                                      University Title IX Coordinator\, Yal
 e University.\n•	Nicole Fournier Gelston\, General Counsel\, University of 
 Connecticut.\n\nModerators:\no	Brittany Eckard\, Training Co-Chair\, Human 
 Trafficking Prevention Project\, Quinnipiac University School of Law\; for
 mer Dean of Students\, Cogswell College\, San Jose\, California. \no	Emily 
 Costanzo\, Associate Attorney\, Duffy Law.\n\nAttorneys admitted in Connec
 ticut may claim up to two CT CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor mo
 re information and to register\, please click the link below.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Please join the Quinnipiac University School of Law Human Traff
 icking Prevention Project—along with the Connecticut Bar Association and C
 onnecticut Bar Foundation—for our first panel of Awareness Week 2023: “Sex
 ual Assault on Campus & Title IX: Balancing the Interests of the Victim an
 d the Accused.” \n\nPassed in 1972\, Title IX prohibits discrimination on 
 the basis of sex in higher education\; more specifically\, Title IX protec
 ts students from sexual assault and sexual harassment.  Over the past thre
 e presidential administrations (i.e. Obama\, Trump\, and Biden)\, Title IX
  regulations and enforcement have seesawed\, and today Title IX has become
  the focus of fierce debates as to how to protect students from sexual vio
 lence while providing due process protections for those who have been accu
 sed.\n\nTo explore these debates\, and to identify areas of possible conse
 nsus\, we have invited three experts—each working within the Title IX fram
 ework but from distinct vantage points—to share their perspectives and exp
 eriences.  The panel will begin by exploring the basics of how Title IX wo
 rks: the actors\, the process and procedures\, and concepts like “affirmat
 ive consent” & “restorative justice.”  Panelists will then be asked to ide
 ntify areas where the Title IX framework is working effectively and also t
 o highlight areas ripe for reform.\n\nOur panel features:\n•	Felice Duffy\,
  Founding Partner\, Duffy Law.\n•	Elizabeth Conklin\, Associate Vice Presid
 ent for Institutional Equity\, Accessibility\, and Belonging\, and \n     
                                     University Title IX Coordinator\, Yale
  University.\n•	Nicole Fournier Gelston\, General Counsel\, University of C
 onnecticut.\n\nModerators:\no	Brittany Eckard\, Training Co-Chair\, Human T
 rafficking Prevention Project\, Quinnipiac University School of Law\; form
 er Dean of Students\, Cogswell College\, San Jose\, California. \no	Emily C
 ostanzo\, Associate Attorney\, Duffy Law.\n\nAttorneys admitted in Connect
 icut may claim up to two CT CLE hours for attending this event.\n\nFor mor
 e information and to register\, please click the link below.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230208T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230208T200000
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar
SUMMARY:Awareness Week 2023 - Sexual Assault on Campus & Title IX:  Balanci
 ng the Interests of the Victim and the Accused
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