In our current contentious and uncertain social and political environment, how do Christian Higher Education institutions address controversial issues that may conflict with our core values?   Such as:

• Requests for recognition and accommodations from transgender students and staff
• Hate speech, messages and vandalism on campus
• Increased social activism

In this webinar, our speakers will address the liability and reputational risk arising from these exposures, including the role of Title IX, exemptions for religious tenants, free-speech and the First Amendment, balance of interests, discrimination, harassment and bullying and related insurance issues.   We will discuss potential responses to avoid legal liability as well.  

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Learning Objectives - Attendees will be able to:

• More accurately respond to requests from transgender students or staff
• Avoid legal liability
• Interpret the basic tenets and limitations of free-speech
• More accurately respond to incidents of hate speech or messaging  

CPE Credits:

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• Delivery Method: Group-Internet-Based
• Prerequisites: None
• Program Level: Basic
• Advanced Preparation: None
• CPE Credits: 1.5
• Field of Study: Business Law
• Complaint Resolution Policy

Tickets

• Free Member Registration
• $169.00 Non-Member Registration
• $10.00 CPE Processing Fee

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