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These are three ways that persons can support SAVE’s work to end campus Kangaroo Courts: Follow our Facebook pages: Accusing U SAVE for Falsely Accused SAVE for Victims and Survivors Work with your local school: Contact administrators and urge them to fully comply with the 2020 Title IX regulation Review the school’s Title IX policy […]
by: Adam Kissel, October 22, 2020 The world record for filing U.S. Department of Education complaints is probably held by an advocate for special education. She has filed thousands of complaints about equal access to education for people with disabilities. Her newest challenger is economist Mark J. Perry, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, who has filed
Opinion – Op-Ed by Chandler Thornton, 10/25/2020 Conservatives greeted the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court with enthusiasm for her originalist interpretation of the law, but all students who care about civil liberties, regardless of political persuasion, should welcome her nomination for the decidedly positive effect it will have in restoring
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Rebecca Stewart Telephone: 513-479-3335 Email: info@saveservices.org Hinting at Sex Bias, Federal Judge Slaps Down RPI for Circumventing New Title IX Regulation WASHINGTON / October 26, 2020 – A federal judge has ruled against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for utilizing its old Title IX policy for a case that was adjudicated after the August
by Jeremy Bauer-Wolf, @jbeowulf October 21, 2020 Dive Brief: A federal judge Tuesday dismissed an American Civil Liberties Union-backed lawsuit that sought to void the U.S. Department of Education’s contentious new rule governing campus sexual violence. The ACLU filed it on behalf of four activist groups in May, arguing certain provisions of the Title IX