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Havard University President walks out on meeting with sexual assault survivors

29 Sunday Jun 2014

Posted by kimberlytheidon in Announcements, Title IX Issues and Updates on My Lawsuit Against Harvard

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There is, as you are aware, a growing movement across this country to make our college campuses safer.  Imagine how difficult it is to improve sexual assault policy and work toward gender equity on the Harvard campus with a university president who refuses to engage in any meaningful dialogue?  Walking out on a meeting with sexual assault survivors does not bode well for change.
The emails I receive each week from current and former students detail Harvard’s systematic failure to prevent and respond effectively and compassionately to campus sexual assault and harassment, and the tremendous fear of retaliation that silences students and faculty.

http://womensenews.org/story/rape/140626/harvards-female-prez-shuts-down-meeting-rape?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=email#.U6_hrqjysnU

Faculty speaking out about campus sexual assault

13 Friday Jun 2014

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“I think ten years from now, twenty years from now, people are going to look back and say this is one of the most important social movements on college campuses,” she says. “And I know that if 10 years from now someone asks me, ‘What were you doing back then, Kimberly?’ I want to be able to answer, ‘I was standing up, speaking out, and supporting these women. What were you doing?'”

http://jezebel.com/colleges-silence-and-fire-faculty-who-speak-out-about-r-1586169489

Interview, Boston Globe

13 Friday Jun 2014

Posted by kimberlytheidon in Interviews and Podcasts, Opinions, Title IX Issues and Updates on My Lawsuit Against Harvard

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http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/06/12/harvard-professor-challenges-tenure-denial/E64ruokHoD1WpokjwsbR3M/story.html

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