The transition to the new administration this past month has brought a host of rapid changes in education-related law and compliance. A lot of developments have happened that may impact the Title IX and equity space. It's more important than ever before to stay informed but not overwhelmed, and this episode aims to share key insights to help you do exactly that. Join us as we discuss the critical role of an informed community, what the upcoming changes might mean for practitioners, and more. You'll receive practical resources to help you understand what the new Executive Orders may mean, learn more about the Office for Civil Rights' recent investigation into a K12 school district, and find out what we can supply to support you when you become a Community Partner. Tune in today for all this and more.

Key Points From This Episode:

• An invitation to subscribe, share, rate, and review the podcast.
• Staying informed but not overwhelmed.
• The critical role of a community to help keep you informed.
• What these changes essentially mean for practitioners.
• ICS's 2020 Title IX Policy Blueprint.
• Resources to understand what the new Executive Orders may mean.
• The Office for Civil Rights' investigation into a K12 school district.
• Additional requirements brought about by the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
• Why this is a good time to become a Community Partner.
• Tools and support that you can gain access to, including the ICS Triage Tool.

Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:

ICS BlogExecutive OrdersEpisode 66

ICS Lawyer

Stop Campus Hazing Act

2020 Report Triage Tool

Higher Ed Community Access

K-12 Community Access

Higher Ed Virtual Certified IX Training

K-12 Virtual Certified Title IX Training

Courtney Bullard on X

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