Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Higher Education Institutions - Agenda Overview
Explore the initiatives and services of the Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education, including reviews of climate surveys, gaps analysis, and on-campus support services. Learn about collaborating groups and upcoming actions to combat power-based violence on campuses.
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Task Force on Power-Based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education Slides for Agenda Items 4, 5, 6 Dr. Elizabeth Gunn, Chair September 24, 2024
Agenda Item 4: Assembly Bill 245 and a Climate Survey Sec. 6. NRS 396.1415 is hereby amended to read as follows: 396.1415 1. The Task Force on [Sexual Misconduct] Power-based Violence at Institutions of Higher Education created by NRS 396.141 shall: (a) Review the results of any climate survey on [sexual misconduct] power-based violence administered at an institution within the System; [and] (b) Examine current procedures and protocols for preventing, intervening in or responding to instances of power-based violence that are used at institutions within the System; (c) Identify possible gaps in the services that are available for victims of power-based violence at institutions within the System; (d) Examine the correlation between social groups, campus life and the incidence of power-based violence on the campus of each institution within the System Image Credit: Vecteezy
Inventory of services based presentations at the March 26th Task Force meeting (slides 4 and 5) Next steps with this data Collaboration groups/convenings? Consolidating information in one location? Agenda Item 5 Services and Gaps Analysis Image credit: Microsoft
On Campus Services/Information Off Campus Connections CARE Center Training Institute Education Advocacy Victim collaboration group UNLV UPD Domestic Violence Resource Center UNR Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX Referral services (crisis intervention, therapy, legal, medical) Nevada CARES Services related to relationship violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking Sexual Assault Support Services Counseling and Advocacy Centers Victim collaboration group CSN Title IX Office Mental Health Services
On Campus Services/Information Off Campus Connections Climate survey results from 2019 and 2022 BIT Title IX Housing and Residential Advisors Referrals made to local organizations GBC Title IX Employee training CARE Team Counseling services Emergency housing CARE Center collaboration NSU Victim collaboration group Wizard Wellness 24/7 support line Telepsychiatry Title IX Counseling MOU with Crisis Support Centers of Nevada including a campus victim advocate with tabling and awareness events TMCC 24/7 wellness line UPD services Campus Victim Advocate program provides free support and services to survivors of power-based violence WNC Partnership with Crisis Support Centers of Nevada
Agenda Item 6: Marketing and Outreach Survey and survey findings Report to the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Education AB 245: Sec. 8. NRS 396.153 is hereby amended to read as follows: 396.153 1. The Board of Regents may require an institution within the System to provide programming on awareness and prevention of [sexual misconduct] power-based violence to all students and employees of the institution. Image credit: Microsoft
