I need to talk.

Whos here to
listen?

The Title IX office is here to assist with

any situation involving gender-based
discrimination, including sexual
harassment and assault, rape, intimate
partner violence, and stalking. Visit
titleix.mit.edu for more information.

Remember: at any point, you can disclose as much or as little as you want.

CO N F I D E N T I A L R E S O U R C E S *

D i r e c t R e p o rt i n g O pt i o n s

VPR 617-253-2300 (24 hours)

Clergy
Ombuds
Mental Health and Counseling

Title IX Office
MIT Police

*These resources will not report any

information to the Title IX office.

What if I

talk to...?

P R I VAT E R E S O U R C E S
Dean of Student Life
Residential Life Staff
Academic Advisors
Faculty
Coaches
S3

Office of the Dean for

Graduate Education
(ODGE)
Dean for Undergraduate
Education (DUE)

They will keep your disclosure as confidential

as possible, but are required to report to the
Title IX office for follow up.

What

happens
next?

If you talk to a Confidential Resource, your information will not be

reported to the Title IX office. If you talk to Direct Reporting Options or
Private Resources, then two things will happen:
The Title IX office will reach out to you to provide formal
and informal reporting options.
The Title IX office will use the information disclosed
to assess community safety and to help inform MITs
prevention and education strategies.