Sexual violence on college campuses is a pressing issue that harms both undergraduate
and graduate students. Title IX requires educational institutions to take prompt and equitable …

Institutional betrayal occurs when an institution fails to appropriately respond to harm
experienced by a member of the institution, such as by failing to act or by mishandling cases …

Universities in the United States have undertaken the goal of addressing gender-based
violence (GBV) on campus. Legal reforms have provided guidance on how this should be …

Many universities have implemented mandatory reporting policies requiring most
employees to report sexual harassment to the Title IX office, even if the victim/survivor does …

This study analyzes factors of sexual harassment in the workplace based on sample survey
data on women working in the Korean film industry (n= 449) using logistic regression …

Interventions are necessary to address the ongoing epidemic of sexual harassment and
assault in field settings. An evidence-based approach to identifying specific interventions will …

This special issue has called for scholars to critically evaluate how we can better connect
with community activists to address gender-based violence (GBV). We seek to complicate …

Sexual misconduct incidents remain a major problem on college and university campuses.
Despite its prevalence, higher learning institutions are still grappling with establishing the …

This study explores the prevalence, characteristics, and correlates of sexual harassment and
nonconsensual sexual contact among medical students in the United States (US). The study …

Student activism continues to rise across the United States, particularly as states expand
legislation targeting queer and trans people. Public higher education institutions hinder …