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ATIXA recognizes the tireless prevention efforts that Title IX team members do to help keep students safe. In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), we are giving away Title IX resources to help institutions continue their work.
There will be 3 giveaways per week of one ATIXA resource listed below:
- Week 1: The ATIXA Title IX Toolkit (TIXKit).
- Week 2: Bundle of all 36 modules of the 20 Minutes to…Trained Videos.
- Week 3: Free registration to one upcoming half-day ATIXA workshop of your choice.
Enter your information on the survey linked below for a chance to receive one of the resources for you and your team. ATIXA will announce those selected in the weekly newsletter and notify them via email. Members and non-members are welcome to participate.
Please note: you only need to submit once for a chance to be selected during all three weeks.
Submit your information for a chance to receive a resource giveaway!
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Resources
Higher Education Resources
- Learn the Facts About Sexual Violence (nsvrc.org)
- Staying Safe on Campus (RAINN)
- Serving Survivors of Sexual Assault with Disabilities in College (CAMPUS Technical Assistance and Resource Project)
- How Sexual Assault Impacts College Men — And Two Ways to Prevent It (Best Colleges)
- Engaging Men: National Campus Sexual Assault Attitudes and Behaviors Research Report (It’s on Us, 2022)
- Student-Centered Prevention Resources (It’s Time to say eNOugh)
- Men as Allies Fact Sheet (New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault)
- Preventing Sexual Assault: A Guide for College Students (CollegeStats.org)
K-12 Resources
- Preventing Assault: Understanding Consent (Monique Burr – Foundation for Children Prevention Education Programs)
- Sexual Harassment- Prevention in Schools: A Facilitator’s Manual and Curriculum for Grades 1 through 12 (Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape)
- Advocates for Youth: Rights, Respect, Responsibility (Advocates for Youth)
- How to Talk to Kids About Sex and Consent (Child Mind Institute)
Resources Applicable to Higher Education and K-12
- Safe Online Dating (Get Safe Online)
- Best Practices for Engaging Survivors of Sexual Assault from Culturally Specific Communities and Limited English Proficient Speakers (Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence)
- Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Interactive Tools (Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs)
- 6 Steps to Support a Survivor (Joyful Heart Foundation)
- The Talk: How Adults Can Promote Young People’s Healthy Relationship and Prevent Misogyny and Sexual Harassment (Harvard Graduate School of Education)