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Baylor BU Sexual and Interpersonal Misconduct / Title IX Prevention and Training Workshops and Programs
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Workshops and Programs

Click here to request additional training, including the ones listed on this page.

Healthy Relationships

Length: 60-90 minutes

Escalation is a film that takes participants through an abusive relationship from beginning to end. This presentation will help viewers understand/recognize early signs of an unhealthy relationship and abuse. The video is then followed by a discussion with participants.

Behind the Post

Length: 45-60 minutes

Billions of photos are posted to social media daily, but you can’t always see the big picture through the small ones, especially regarding unhealthy relationships. Participants will watch a short 10-minute video taking you through a couple's relationship and looking at how social media influences couples and our decisions to stay in unhealthy relationships.

Bystander Intervention 101

Length: 45-50 minutes

Learning Objectives for this training include:

1. Understand the history of bystander intervention and its importance today
2. Determine appropriate bystander intervention strategies to use in a variety of scenarios
3. Reenact bystander intervention situations

Empowerment Self-Defense

Length: 120 minutes
Number of participants: 20-25

Learning Objectives for this training include:

1. Identify behaviors on the continuum of violence
2. Implement strategies to develop and understand personal boundaries
3. Demonstrate the “broken record” method of verbal boundary-setting
4. Execute physical self-defense skills in a range of situations

What to Wear:

1. Comfortable clothes to move around in
2. Shoes you can easily remove (no shoes will be allowed on mats)

Responsible Employee

Length: 45-60 minutes

Participants will learn how to be a responsible employee at Baylor University. This training includes understanding the prohibited conducts, knowledge surrounding Senate Bill 212, reporting to the Equity Office, and being supportive.

Responsible Student-Employee

Length: 45-60 minutes

Participants will learn how to be a responsible student-employee at Baylor University. This training includes understanding Title IX law, prohibited conduct, reporting to the Equity Office, and responding to disclosure.

Title IX at Baylor University for Students

Length: 45-60 minutes

Participants will learn the Baylor Title IX policy, how to report, what resources are offered, and their options.

What is Adaptable Resolution? Exploring Resolution Options

Length: 20-30 minutes

Participants will learn about options available under the Civil Rights and Sexual and Interpersonal Misconduct (SIM) policies, focusing mainly on the Adaptable Resolution process.

Customized Training

Upon request, Equity Office Staff can design and facilitate a workshop customized to meet the needs of the participants. Themes of education can include but are not limited to sexual misconduct and violence awareness, bystander intervention, consent, and boundary recognition. Please be aware that training must be requested one week before the event date.

 

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      • Confidentiality & Privacy
      • Responsible Employee
    • SB212 Reporting
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    • Workshops and Programs
    • Faculty and Staff Training
    • Student Training
    • Upcoming Events
    • Title IX Training Materials for Title IX Personnel
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      • Advanced Title IX Investigator Training
      • Campus Restorative Justice Across Student Affairs 2021
      • Civil Rights/Title IX Sexual Misconduct Investigator Training
      • Hearing Officer Training
      • Investigator Training
      • Mediation Training
      • Relevance Training
      • Restorative Justice Training
      • Title IX/VAWA Investigator Training
      • Training in Restorative Practices and Campus Sexual Harm 2021
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