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SAAM Special: Respondents & Advisors

In this special episode of Title IX Insider, we shift the focus for Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) to discuss the often overlooked role of respondents in Title IX cases. While SAAM typically centers on survivors, we recognize the realities faced by respondent victims—those who go through the Title IX process but may not always be given the support or visibility they deserve. Join Dr. Sandi and Attorney Lanie Bandell as they explore what it’s like for respondents in the Title IX process, the challenges they face, and the critical role advisors play in providing support and guidance. This episode is dedicated to understanding respondent realities, but the conversation also offers valuable insights for complainants and anyone involved in the Title IX process. Whether you’re a Title IX professional, student, or advisor, this episode provides an important perspective on how to ensure fairness, understanding, and support for all parties in a Title IX case. Chapters 00:00 Focusing on Respondents 06:24 Topic Introduction 00:39 Attorney Lanie Bandell 01:09 What About Respondents? 02:59 Respondent and Complainant Defined 03:50 Campus Cases ≠ Criminal Cases 04:31 What Advisors Should Know 07:01 Advising Respondents 08:12 The Overlooked Side of SAAM 09:59 What Parties Should Expect in the Title IX Process 11:53 Evidence 14:24 When Title IX Goes Wrong 16:08 Due Process in Title IX 17:54 Emergency Removals 18:29 The Respondent Reality 19:43 Respondent Victim Case Example 21:38 Caution 21:47 Not Every Title IX Case is Rape 22:44 Respondent Case 23:33 When A Parallel Criminal Proceeding Exists 24:30 When Respondents Are Found Not Responsible 28:31 On the Border of Misconduct 30:27 Conversations with Sons 33:11 Fraternization Policies 34:07 LGBTQ+ Title IX Cases & Support Systems 38:47 Concluding Thoughts #TitleIX #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth #RespondentRights #TitleIXConsultingGroup #T9CG #TitleIXAdvisors #CampusSafety #SexualMisconduct #HigherEd #CivilRights #TitleIXConsulting