December 2, 2026 | 3-4:30pm ET | Members Only
Join ATIXA for an interactive, member-wide Town Hall examining the recent Cornell University case and the broader questions it raises about institutional accountability, public trust, and the challenges facing civil rights professionals.
High-profile cases and increased scrutiny of institutional responses to discrimination and harassment continue to shape expectations for Title IX practitioners and the institutions they serve. The Cornell case provides an opportunity to reflect on the complexities of navigating institutional responsibilities, maintaining fair and consistent processes, and balancing competing pressures while supporting students, employees, and campus communities. This Town Hall will provide space for ATIXA members to connect with colleagues, share perspectives, and explore how these developments may inform their own institutional practices.
Through facilitated discussion and Q&A, attendees will have an opportunity to share experiences, explore emerging challenges, and identify promising practices. Designed to be conversational, practical, and community-focused, this Town Hall encourages thoughtful dialogue about the evolving responsibilities of Title IX professionals and the importance of supporting one another through an increasingly complex landscape.
This Town Hall is open to all ATIXA members, free of charge, but will not be recorded to promote conversation.