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At Yale Law School, we are committed to nurturing our sense of community and an important part of that is mutual respect.
Reports of sexual harassment and assault at Yale and other university campuses indicate that much remains to be done to ensure that all students feel safe coming to school, attending classes, studying, and engaging in extracurricular activities.
In an effort to address these issues, Yale Law School created a Title IX Working Group composed of students, faculty and administrators. This Working Group advises on policies and efforts to address campus climate. In addition, the Working Group is charged with developing educational programming and publications. The Working group recommended we create Title IX Peer Liaisons who serve as a resource for students and can educate the YLS community.
There are many resources at Yale Law School and Yale University to support students who experience sexual harassment or sexual assault during their time here. There is also counseling and support available to survivors of sexual assault and harassment.
We hope you will find this website to be a useful resource. If you have any questions or concerns or wish to become involved, please contact the Law School’s Title IX Coordinators, Associate Dean Ellen Cosgrove or Professor Tracey Meares
Quick Links
Here are links to reports and statistics as well as other useful resources. For more extensive resources at the Law School and at the University, please visit our Resources page.
Reports & Statistics
AAU Survey
Cleary Reports
SHARE Annual Reports
Yale Semi-Annual Reports of Complaints of Sexual Misconduct (2011-present)
Title IX Working Group - Title IX Peer Leads
Chairs:
Kath Xu '20
Megan Yan '20
Administrators:
Dean Cosgrove, Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Cat Kirchhoff
Alyssa Peterson '19
Kathryn Pogin '20
Louise Willocx LL.M.
Title IX Peer Leads
Members of the Title IX Working Group also serve as Title IX Peer Leads to educate the YLS community about sexual misconduct (including climate issues, policies, resources and penalties), providing a peer connection to SHARE, the UWC, the Title IX Office, the Yale Police, and other resources.