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The Title IX and Civil Rights Podcast

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Title IX
Civil Rights
Higher Education
Sexual Misconduct
Sexual Assault
Department Of Education
Investigations
2024 Election
DEI
Mediation
Office For Civil Rights
Consent
Transgender Rights
2020 Regulations
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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K-12 Education
Federal Department Of Education
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
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Dan Schorr and Alyssa-Rae McGinn explore a wide variety of topics related to Title IX and Civil Rights investigations, policies and procedures, regulatory compliance, and other aspects of this important, challenging, and evolving field. Dan and Alyssa-Rae are joined by other subject matter experts to discuss the latest developments and real-world issues for Title IX practitioners.

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Alyssa-Rae McGinn and Jenna Farrell are joined by Dr. Jill Bassett-Cameron to discuss the vicarious trauma that those doing Title IX and Civil Rights work may experience, the importance of acknowledging that trauma, and how to practice self and group... more

From the NACUA Annual Conference in Nashville, Alyssa-Rae McGinn is joined by Beth Gellman-Beer of Evergreen Education Solutions, LLC to discuss the Education Department's recent announcement that OCR would move some of its major functions to DOJ (Ep... more

Alyssa-Rae McGinn is joined by higher education attorney Allie Mitropoulos from Nixon Peabody LLP to discuss what schools should be aware of and consider in deciding how to remain compliant when federal and state Civil Rights laws contradict one anot... more

Alyssa-Rae McGinn and Madison Bolotin discuss various considerations for determining which witnesses to interview during a misconduct investigation.

This episode originally aired March 23, 2023.

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Recent Guests

Allie Mitropoulos
Attorney at Nixon Peabody with expertise in Title IX and civil rights in higher education
Nixon Peabody
Episode: Conflicts Between Federal and State Civil Rights Laws with Allie Mitropoulos
Beth Gellman-Beer
Partner at Evergreen Education Solutions, LLC; former OCR official
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Episode: Case Resolutions at the Department of Education Office for Civil Rights with Beth Gellman-Beer
Mia Dragone
Undergraduate student at University of New Mexico, pre-law and political science
University of New Mexico
Episode: Undergraduate Student Perspectives on Title IX
Elijah Cage
Undergraduate student at University of New Mexico, pre-law, Africana Studies and Political Science
University of New Mexico
Episode: Undergraduate Student Perspectives on Title IX
Nicole Osborne
Undergraduate student at University of New Mexico, political science and interpersonal communications
University of New Mexico
Episode: Undergraduate Student Perspectives on Title IX
Andres Ramirez
Former OCR official, mediation advocate and trainer
Andres A. Ramirez Mediation
Episode: Strategic Empathy in Title IX and Civil Rights Mediations with Andres A. Ramirez
Brigid Harrington
Senior attorney focused on civil rights compliance for higher education; former Director of Civil Rights at UMass Boston
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Episode: Pregnancy Accommodations with Brigid Harrington and Amy Fabiano
Amy Fabiano
Senior attorney advising colleges and universities on employment, civil rights compliance, and related issues
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Episode: Pregnancy Accommodations with Brigid Harrington and Amy Fabiano
Dr. Elizabeth Jeglic
Professor of Psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, expert in sexual grooming behaviors
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Episode: Child Sexual Grooming Behaviors with Dr. Elizabeth Jeglic

Hosts

Dan Schorr
Host focused on Title IX and civil rights investigations, policy, and practitioner guidance.
Alyssa-Rae McGinn
Co-host, practitioner-focused commentator on Title IX, policy, and campus practice.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Respondent training programs

    I’d love to hear your thoughts, as well as best practices, on developing training tailored to respondents. Many complainants have shared that they don’t want to go through a formal investigation, but want to ensure respondents understand what they did, why it was harmful, and prevent repeat offenses. Community-based offender programs are often not designed with college students in mind so they’re not always relatable and relevant to college students’ experiences with respect to parties, alcohol ... more

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    InquiringMind7845
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  • Thank you for this

    As the parent of a high school sexual assault survivor with a pending tittle IX case this is an important issue. Parents of K12 students don’t know about this civil rights law and the adults in k12 schools tasked to keep students safe, ensure education free from discrimination which includes sexual harassment don’t either it’s a problem. Looking forward to future episodes hope you include K12 space.

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Audience seems to value balanced, trauma-informed discussions and real-world case insights.
Listeners appreciate practical, actionable guidance for investigations and policy updates.
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Some episodes spark calls for deeper coverage on K-12 contexts and newer tech-related policy changes.

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Conflicts Between Federal and State Civil Rights Laws with Allie Mitropoulos
Q: What should schools consider when facing a discrimination allegation that implicates gender identity and access to single-sex spaces under conflicting laws?
Begin with the existing policy, ensure proper documentation, and consider whether to revise policies to align with federal directives or state law while planning for post-issuance litigation; also explore interim accommodations and transparent communication with stakeholders to maintain trust.
Conflicts Between Federal and State Civil Rights Laws with Allie Mitropoulos
Q: Why does it matter for schools if federal law and state law contradict one another, and how does this apply when a campus has to follow both sets of rules?
Schools must follow both federal and state laws when they receive federal funding, and in practice they balance these through policy alignment, risk assessment, and careful discussions with legal counsel, recognizing that the guidance from federal agencies is not the law, but can still influence decisions and funding.
Strategic Empathy in Title IX and Civil Rights Mediations with Andres A. Ramirez
Q: What practical steps can mediators take to apply these concepts immediately in disputes?
Mediators can use reframing to convert conversations into needs, ask what would make it better, and use a neutral script to reflect back what they heard, all while maintaining neutrality and structure to lower tensions.
Strategic Empathy in Title IX and Civil Rights Mediations with Andres A. Ramirez
Q: How does strategic empathy fit into Title IX work day-to-day, beyond formal mediation?
Strategic empathy helps in intake, outreach, and informal resolution by naming impact, reflecting meaning, translating to interests, and identifying solutions, thereby reducing conflict and enabling faster, more credible outcomes.
Strategic Empathy in Title IX and Civil Rights Mediations with Andres A. Ramirez
Q: Can you talk a little bit about how informal resolution was added as an option in the 2020 regulations and why this matters for parties who don't want a formal process?
Informal resolution emerged as a response to backlogs and delays after earlier Dear Colleague letters; it provides a way to address harms quickly, with less adversarial intensity, while still centering the affected parties and offering a path to meaningful resolution.

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