We've spent decades fighting campus sexual assault. Why haven't colleges figured it out?
Decades of federal guidelines, Title IX revisions, and task forces have failed to curb violence rates across university campuses. A systemic look at why administrative bureaucracy continually falls short.
Despite billions spent on compliance offices, orientation seminars, and student conduct boards, collegiate assault statistics have remained tragically stubbornly flat for over thirty years.
Our investigation reveals that the root failure lies in institutional liability management overriding compassionate, restorative justice.