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Sex, Due Process and Amy Coney Barrett

Post author By saveadmin
Post date October 2, 2020

Three other appellate courts followed her 2019 Title IX opinion—a mark of her quality as a jurist. By KC Johnson Sept. 30, 2020 7:15 pm ET Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court nomination likely will bring renewed attention to the issue of Title IX litigation filed by students accused of sexual misconduct on campus. As

Campus Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment Title IX

For College Students, Due Process Is on the Ballot

Post author By saveadmin
Post date September 28, 2020

COMMENTARY By Edward Bartlett September 27, 2020 The new Department of Education Title IX regulation implementing much-needed reforms for sexual harassment and misconduct on college campuses is barely a month old, but could already see a short lifespan. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has vowed a “quick end” to the reforms if elected, stating that they “give colleges a green light

Litigation Support

SAVE provides litigation support by means of Amicus Briefs, the Analysis of Judicial Decisions Affirming the 2020 Title IX Regulations, and more: Amicus Briefs: 2022: Doe v. University of Southern Indiana 2022: Doe v. MIT 2021: Van Overdam v. Texas A&M 2020: Brief against 18 Attorneys General lawsuit 2020: Brief against the State of New York lawsuit 2020: Brief against [...]

Title IX Equity Project

The SAVE Title IX Equity Project monitors university compliance with the Title IX. The project has submitted hundreds of complaints to the federal Office for Civil Rights, resulting in over a hundred investigations to date: Title IX Equity Project - Overview Sex-Specific Scholarships Open OCR Investigations File a Complaint with the OCR

Legislative and Advocacy

LEGISLATIVE: Through our meetings with lawmakers and staffers at the federal and state levels, SAVE promotes fairness and due process for all: State-Level Campus Due Process Laws Congressional Actions Since 2014 ADVOCACY: SAVE played the lead role in organizing the Title IX Network, a coalition of over 200 organizations opposed to the proposed Title [...]

Fact Sheet on Sexual Assault

Knowing the facts is essential to countering the false narratives about campus sexual assault. Click here to view a helpful fact sheet on sexual assault.

Current Priorities

SAVE's mission is simple: Assure due process, fairness, and equal opportunities for men. These are SAVE's current priorities: Men's Equality Network: SAVE sponsors the Network, which is working to address the 12 areas of male disadvantage. Media: SAVE works to increase public awareness of the need for #GenderEqualityForMen, relying on press releases, editorials, radio interviews, [...]

Press Conference

SAVE held a Media Briefing at the National Press Club on March 13, 2015 titled, “Campus Sexual Assault: Bringing an End to Second-Class Justice:” Briefing Highlights View Video Cathy Young View Video John Banzhaf View Video Susan Kaplan View Video Hans Bader View Video Cynthia Garrett View Video Joshua Strange View Video

Videos

End Kangaroo Courts View Video Stop Bullying for Everyone View Video Brown University Debate: Wendy McElroy v. Jessica Valenti View Video The Hunting Ground: Journalism or Sensationalism? View Video Campus Sexual Assault: Bad Statistics Don’t Help Victims View Video How to Survive the Wacky Gender Politics on Campus View Video Your Freedom of Speech on [...]

Financials

SAVE, a non-profit, non-partisan organization, is committed to transparency and accountability. You can review our recent IRS filings, below: 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 SAVE -- Stop Abusive and Violent Environments -- is a DBA (Doing Business As) entity of the Center for Prosecutor Integrity, a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization incorporated in the State of [...]