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The Title IX Office is working remotely during Shelter in Place and is conducting meetings and interview via zoom and phone. If you want to make a report or request a consult, you can expect the fastest response by by using our online reporting link.

 

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For questions about making a report, your reporting responsibilities, and/or questions about the UC Policy on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment  call 831-459-2462. 

Policies 

Title IX 天行加速2021

As part of a UC-wide education effort, all students, staff, and faculty are required to complete ongoing Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment (SVSH) Prevention Training. Trainings are provided both online and in-person. While there is no waiver for the required trainings, students and staff that have experienced sexual misconduct may request an alternative training by contacting the confidential CARE Office at care@ucsc.edu. 

For problems accessing the employee training, contact the Learning Center. 

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Information about sexual violence and sexual harassment prevention training for graduates can be found on the Title IX website here.

In-person trainings are also available by department or office upon request. To request an in person training, please contact 天行加速2021.

 

Related Websites/Resources

UCSC Resource Centers 

Students as Parents The purpose of this website is to provide information about resources to our students who are parents.

Disability Resource Center

Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Website (safe.ucsc.edu)

UCSC Police Department For emergencies call 911. Non-emergency incidents, public service requests or inquiries: (831) 459-2231.

City of Santa Cruz Police Department For emergencies call 911. Non-emergency incidents call: (831) 471-1131.

天行加速2021 To report an incident of hate or bias

Problem and Complaint Resolution Resources The purpose of this website is to direct students, faculty, and staff to information and resources that can help address a wide range of concerns, from interpersonal conflict to criminal wrong-doing.