Stanford
CONCERNED about SEXUAL HARASSMENT?
Stanford's 1.7 policy addresses different aspects of inappropriate gender-based or sexual behavior.
If you think someone has crossed a line, you have several options for getting help:
Awareness and Prevention
About Students
Stanford's policies and Title IX provide students with broad protections from unlawful sexual harassment and sexual misconduct. Read more
Our Training Programs
Education and awareness are the best ways to prevent sexual harassment. Different courses are available. The course you should take is determined by your role at Stanford: faculty, staff, and other members of the university community.
Information For...
- A concerned friend, colleague, or family member
- TAs and grad students: watch the video "No Man's Land"
- Someone concerned about their own behavior, or accused of sexual harassment
- Stanford affiliates
- Students
- Retaliation
- A romantic relationship with a trusted mentor or teacher
- Inappropriate behavior by a Stanford affiliate, contractor, vendor, etc.
- Incidents that happen off-campus
- Unwanted behavior that’s notsexual in nature
Help for Sexual Assault
For immediate help, call 911 -- Stanford Police
24/7 Services:
- Stanford Confidential Support Team: 650.725.9955
- YWCA Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence crisis line: 800.572.2782
Visit the SHARE Title IX Office for support
Technical Help With Our Online Training
For technical support, email Get Inclusive at support@getinclusive.com
For STARS Technical Support FAQs, click here or open PDF below:
System configurations for best experience with the courses:
Mac: Chrome/Firefox/Safari (latest version)
Windows: Chrome/Firefox (latest version)
Recommended Assistive Technologies: Firefox/NVDS and Mac/VoiceOver
Troubleshooting advice: We recommend clearing your cache and cookies, closing the browser, logging back in, and relaunching the course. If you see a blank page, disable popup blockers and enable Flash.
