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New blog: What the UK’s New E6 Regulation Can Learn from U.S. Title IX Practice. Look at how England’s E6 condition reshapes student safeguarding and what lessons higher education can borrow from U.S. Title IX experience. Read insights from Dave Wilson on policy, campus culture, and practical steps institutions can take. https://wix.to/oPUiNO1

What the UK’s New E6 Regulation Can Learn from U.S. Title IX Practice Across higher education, safeguarding students is no longer a peripheral concern; it is central to institutional integrity, student success, and public trust. In the UK (more specifically, England), the Office for Students (OfS) has introduced a new condition of registration for higher education pro...

Great training today with Jacques Whitfield out at mission college in Santa Clara. Much earned break up in Napa

This clip is from our free program on supporting MENA, Jewish, and Muslim students, during which Dr. Brian Van Brunt, Jacques S. Whitfield, and Brielle Stark-Adler, Ph.D. offered valuable insights and strategies for supporting students during these turbulent times. Join InterACTT for access to the full recording. Visit us at www.interactt.org.

https://youtu.be/iBabb7jjCd8

Supporting MENA, Jewish and Muslim Students In recent months, the escalation of the Israel/Palestine conflict has presented significant challenges for educational institutions worldwide. Faculty, staff...

InterACTT is excited to partner with DPREP Inc Training & Consulting Services to offer free monthly webinars to support the work of these teams.

This January, we discussed the interplay between BIT/CARE and conduct. Drs. Chris Taylor, Amy Murphy and Brian Van Brunt discussed how to balance the way the conduct and discipline office works in tandem with a collaborative team. This is a portion of that discussion. The full recording is available for InterACTT members. Visit https://www.interactt.org/ to learn more.

https://youtu.be/-mYjZQZE98k

BIT and Conduct Understanding the interplay between student conduct/discipline and collaborative BIT/CARE teams is often a source of confusion and questioning within BIT/CAR...

Great training out at Wake Forest with an amazing bunch of North Carolina schools. Got to stay at the Graylyn while I was here.

I continue to support Hertz who allows me to choose cars like an eight year old boy playing with hot wheels.

Happy New Year's Eve from all of us at InterACTT - wishing everyone a wonderful 2022!

With days being darker, Omicron in the news, and finals for students and educators, many people are dealing with serious issues with stress. For subscribers only, check out Episode Three of Counseling Across the Pond on the importance of self-checkups and the addressing chronic stress from an international perspective. Subscribe at InterACTT.org

Image Description: Blue header with white text "Counseling Across the Pond: So, How am I?", over a white background with dark blue text reading: Given the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have experienced significant mental health challenges. This episode of CAP explores the importance of self-checkups and addressing chronic stress from an international perspective. Consider what your priorities are at this moment? Can you break up big tasks into small manageable chunks? "Check the busy in us" - consider checking on how you are feeling compared to this time last year. Have your feelings changed? Have your behaviors changed?

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InterACTT | Learn More InterACTT subscribers have access to a wealth of resources, including, but not limited to, a training tools, a library of research articles, interviews with experts, two peer-reviewed journals, an active listserv, and the Navigator, our research and evidence-based system for providing risk levels an...

"The assumption they have, we see quite often as we still see people crossing streets to avoid African American men," a detailed analysis of the numerous issues at play regarding the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery and trial by our partner Dr. Tammy Hodo, interviewed on First Coast News

'Criminalization of Black bodies' led to shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, racial equity advocate says "The assumption they have, we see quite often as we still see people crossing streets to avoid African American men," said Dr. Tammy Hodo with All Things Diverse.

New episode available from our partner Actually Autistic Educator! Food struggles with autism have been known about for years but not always understood, and did you know 20-30% of women in treatment for anorexia nervosa exhibit autistic traits? Learn more in this episode, especially useful for therapists and healthcare providers!

Food, Eating, and Autism by Actually Autistic Educator In this episode Jeanne (she/her) looks at an autistic perspective of eating struggles both through research and personal experience, how this connects to high rates of autistics diagnosed with eating disorders, and gives some suggestions for ways to improve autistic eating experiences, including a f...