Educational Resources

Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct at Penn

In this course, you will learn how Penn defines sexual misconduct, how you can respond to sexual misconduct, and how you can help others who may have been impacted by sexual misconduct. You will get a clearer understanding of Penn’s Sexual Misconduct Policy, including which resource offices are confidential and who is required to make a report when someone discloses to them that they have been impacted by sexual misconduct.

(Penn provides job-related learning to the University community through Workday. PennKey login required.)

In addition to the educational module in Penn Workday, the Office of the AVP for Equity and Title IX Officer provides tailored in-person and virtual educational sessions to the University community. Sessions include topics such as how to recognize sexual harassment, best practices for preventing sexual misconduct, what is consent, and options for addressing sexual harassment and other forms of sexual misconduct at Penn.

Penn Violence Prevention (PVP) offers a number of comprehensive educational programs focused on the prevention of relationship violence, sexual violence, stalking, and sexual harassment. Trainings, workshops, and presentations can be tailored to the particular needs of the audience.