Title IX Legal Manual
Table of Contents
January 11, 2001II. Synopsis of Legislative History and Purpose of Title IX
III. Scope of Coverage
- Federal Financial Assistance
- Recipient
- Covered Education Program or Activity
IV. Discriminatory Conduct
- General
- Disparate Treatment
- Disparate Impact
- Retaliation
- Employment Discrimination
- Scope of Coverage
- Relationship to Title VII
- Prohibited Employment Practices
- Special Considerations
- Regulatory Referral to EEOC
- Specific Provisions
- Specific Prohibitions
- Housing
- Comparable Facilities
- Access to Course Offerings
- Counseling and Use of Appraisal and Counseling Materials
- Financial Assistance
- Employment Assistance
- Health and Insurance Benefits and Services
- Marital or Parental Status
- Athletics
- Textbooks and Curricular Material
- Sexual Harassment
- Overview
- General Legal Standards and Relationship to Title VII
V. Procedural requirements for complying with Title IX
- Assurances
- Self-Evaluation
- Dissemination of Policy
- Designation of Title IX Coordinator
- Adoption of Grievance Procedures
VI. Federal Funding Agency Methods to Evaluate Compliance
- Pre-Award Procedures
- Assurances of Compliance
- Deferral of Decision Whether to Grant Assistance
- Pre-Award Authority of Recipients vis-a-vis Subrecipients
- Data Collection
- Recommendations Concerning Pre-Award Reviews
- Post-Award Compliance Reviews
- Selection of Targets and Scope of Compliance Review
- Procedures for Compliance Reviews
- Complaints
VII. Federal Funding Agency Methods to Enforce Compliance
- Efforts to Achieve Voluntary Compliance
- Voluntary Compliance at the Pre-Award Stage
- Special Conditions
- Use of Cautionary Language
- Other Nonlitigation Alternatives
- Voluntary Compliance at the Pre-Award Stage
- "Any Other Means Authorized by Law:" Judicial Enforcement
- Fund Suspension and Termination
- Fund Termination Hearings
- Agency Fund Termination Limited to the Particular Political Entity, or Part Thereof , that discriminated
VIII. Private Right of Action and Individual Relief through Agency Action
- Entitlement to Damages for Intentional Violations
- Availability of Monetary Damages in Other Circumstances
- Recommendations for Agency Action
- Lack of States' Eleventh Amendment Immunity Under Title IX
IX. Department of Justice Role under Title IX
Source: U.S. Department of Justice