UC Berkeley community promotes support for domestic violence survivors

In the ASUC Student Advocate’s Office, UC Berkeley senior Catie Haddad works to support survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence.
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In the ASUC Student Advocate’s Office, UC Berkeley senior Catie Haddad works to support survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence.
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The university and campus are in many ways constrained by federal law, but this isn’t an excuse to do anything but make absolutely clear it will prioritize survivors.
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The UC Office of the President released a letter Aug. 26, inviting university employees and students to comment on proposed revisions to the sexual violence and sexual harassment policy.
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The U.S. Department of Education and the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, announced their respective affirmations of Title IX.
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The Women’s Student Union at Berkeley High School filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Education in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California last Monday.
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Five west coast student organizations joined the University of California Student Association, or UCSA, in sending a letter to the Biden-Harris administration’s higher education team Monday.
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Following student-led protests last spring, Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, is working to meet commitments it made to student advocates regarding sexual harassment policies and resources.
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Baseball is slow. And so is progress. But in the words of Kim Ng herself, sometimes, “you just have to keep plowing through.”
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Title IX changes no longer address a broad category of sexual misconduct. At UC Berkeley and the UC system, however, we will surpass those standards.
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The policies offer accountability only in the gravest circumstances, making Title IX more a shield for perpetrators than a tool of justice for survivors.
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