Education & Training
Education is a primary pillar of the GW Title IX Office's mission. Our education programs provide the GW community with opportunities to discuss important concepts like consent and healthy relationships, and learn how to be an active bystander. Other programs allow the GW community to consider the social and cultural dynamics involved in sexual assault or dating and domestic violence, as well as learn how to respond supportively to a disclosure.
Every member of the GW community has a role to play in preventing sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking within our community. Educating yourself on these important issues is crucial to playing your part in creating a safe, respectful and inclusive environment at GW.
Prevention Training Calendar
Throughout the year, the Title IX Office conducts a variety of trainings for the GW community. Please check out our training calendar to see what trainings are currently available.
Mandatory Student Training
All incoming undergraduate students are required to participate in an online and in-person sexual assault prevention program.
Mandatory Faculty & Staff Training
All faculty and staff are required to participate in annual Title IX Training.
Request a Training
Need a customized training? We are available to lead or collaborate on a training for your student organization, residence hall, class, or staff/faculty group.
Learning Library
Knowing the basics about consent, sexual violence, and healthy relationships is essential. Educate yourself so that you can help your friends and your community be safe and healthy.