Harvard to Pilot Anonymous Title IX Reporting System (I'm Sure This Won't Be Abused)

greyman0425 · 2019-05-02T14:55:32+00:00

You best defense against this is grey man strategy and minimize contact with females on or near campus. If the school acts on anonymous tips, sue the ever living shit out of them. Not perfect best you got

Out of sight out of mind.

Don't fool around with females on or near campus. Minimize your contact
Don't brag about grades, internships or jobs
Watch what you say in public about politics
Hide your assets, where you live, what classes you take and even your major.
Hide your other affiliations (Fraternities, some clubs etc..)
Watch what you wear, let your hair grow out to what others are using etc.... Blend in. Do not use fraternity or military (parts of old uniforms etc...) clothing. Wear what others are wearing.
Watch your language. Apart for obvious offensive language jargon or slag from a hated group can make you a target. Former military on campus will Sir or Ma'am just about everyone over age 24. It's an obvious tell in the US along with terms like Fobbit, Hooah, ate-up (something or someone is fucked up or ate-up), and 24+ different ways of using shit or fuck in same conversation for the army.

Other actions

Schedule your day and document what you did when. What, where, when, who, why. It will help you track your time. When an accusation comes down the line you will have the information you need. Admin: Where were you on Wednesday May 1 930PM? Greyman0425: sure. breaks out note book. I was at work at xyz from 8 to midnight.
Do not give over your notebook unless they have a warrant. Document every thing you say to the administration. Admit nothing.
Keep ready cash for legal and investigator bills.

lostapwbm · 2019-05-02T13:25:21+00:00

Harvard will pilot a new online anonymous reporting system for Title IX complaints starting this July, following months of discussions across the University.

The new system is designed to be a resource for students, according to University spokesperson Nate Herpich.

“The intent is for the system to be online, as a resource for the Harvard community, in addition to the already existing staff, resources, and trainings available through the Title IX Office,” he wrote in an emailed statement.

Why yes, this does indeed smack of the practice of "anonimka", or anonymous denunciations that were popular in the Soviet Union until Gorbachev.

Don't worry though. Your university professors and administrators aren't authoritarians or anything like that. After all, it's for the 'good of women.' And no one who invokes the 'good of women' could ever do anything wrong.

Title IX is a federal anti-discrimination law designed to combat unfair differentiation on the basis of gender, and some schools use anonymous Title IX reports to record information regarding incidents of sexual misconduct on or around campus. Anonymity allows individuals to report all the details that they are comfortable with reporting right after an incident has occurred. Once an anonymous report is filed, however, different schools have different protocols.

It also prevents the accused from knowing which way the attack is coming or who launched the attack against them.

This is middle school, gossip on the girls' bathroom wall nonsense.

Kind of what you wouldn't expect from the Ivy League, but here we are.

Princeton, for example, has an anonymous phone reporting system, which it says it is not confidential and that reports may result in investigations. Northeastern University allows for anonymous reporting, but acknowledges that resulting investigations are necessarily inhibited by anonymity. Cornell, Dartmouth, and Reed College also allow individuals to make anonymous reports.

Sanika S. Mahajan ’21, an organizer for anti-sexual assault advocacy group Our Harvard Can Do Better, wrote in an email that she supports the idea of anonymity.

“The initiative to kickstart an online anonymous reporting system is an exciting step forward for the fight against sexual violence and misconduct on campus,” she wrote. “The implementation of this system could lower barriers to reporting for many survivors, and they are more likely to report sooner.”

Mahajan added that she hopes to see transparency around how the administration handles the anonymous reports.

She gets to be vague and opaque with you; you must be transparent with her.

Does anyone else notice the logical disconnect here?

Anonymoose_wrex · 2019-05-02T19:37:51+00:00

I would think the best strategy to combat this shitshow is to flood the system with false reports on women until the system breaks/backlogged into next century or they get the friggin point.

I think you can guess which outcome I'd bet my money on...

Title	Harvard to Pilot Anonymous Title IX Reporting System (I'm Sure This Won't Be Abused)
Author	lostapwbm
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Date	May 2, 2019 1:25 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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