Title IX Resources and Information
Title IX Resources and Information
Title IX Advisors and Advocates
During the Title IX process, complainants can seek support form various sources, including:
- RIT Advocates
- RIT Title IX Advocates
- RIT Title IX Partners
These resources are available to provide assistance and guidance.
RIT Title IX Advocate and Partner Assignment (D19.0 and C27.0 Cases)
Pregnancy
If you are an RIT employee and your pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical condition affects your ability to perform your job, you have the right to request reasonable adjustments. For detailed information on relevant policies and current details on RIT Paternal and Maternal Leave, Disability Leave for the Birth of a Child, Adoption Assistance, and Bonding Leave options for the Non-Birth Parent, please refer to RIT Human Resources Parental Leave Policies. To submit an accommodations request as an employee, please refer to RIT Human Resources Accommodation Policies.
If you are a student, you must submit an accommodations request to the Disability Services Office or the Title IX Pregnancy and Related Conditions Form found here. Please see the Title IX Student Pregnancy and Pregnancy-Related Conditions Policy for more information.
The following resources are also available to guide you.
RIT Student Pregnancy Brochure
EEOC PWFA Reasonable Steps (Employees)
Discrimination Based on Pregnancy and Related Conditions (Students)
Pregnancy Notification Video
Overview
This is a quick overview on The Pregnancy Notifications and Resources brought to you by the RIT Title IX office and the Office of Ethics and Compliance.
Privacy and Confidentiality
RIT Offices and employees that cannot guarantee confidentiality will maintain your privacy to the greatest extent possible. The information you provide to a non-confidential resource will be relayed only as necessary for the Title IX Coordinator to investigate and/or seek resolution. If you disclose information during certain events such as a public awareness event, a protest, a class or class project, or advocacy event, RIT is not obligated to investigate based on the public disclosure. However, RIT may use the information disclosed to further the university's prevention and awareness efforts. Confidential resources will not report crimes to law enforcement or other university officials without your permission except under extreme circumstances, such as a health or safety emergency. There will be no formal report, investigation, or disciplinary action taken as a result of a confidential report. Please refer to our Support Services page for a list of internal and external resources as well as accessible confidential resources.
Information Toolkit
5 Ways to Avoid Causing Others Social Discomfort (Printable Flyer)
5 Ways to Exit a Conversation (Printable Flyer)
Affirmative Consent Chart (Printable Flyer)
Defining “Responsible Employee”
Gender Diversity Guide
Recognizing Sexual Harassment (Printable Poster)
RIT Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Sexual Misconduct Investigation Process for Students & Employees (Printable Poster)
Safety Planning
Syllabus Statement for Faculty
Title IX Bill of Rights
Title IX Faculty and Staff Reporting Options and Resources
Title IX Reporting Card
Title IX Sexual Misconduct Response Guidance (Printable Flyer)
Title IX Student Reporting Options and Resources