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SHP-2026-WEB coming June 2026

Harassment Prevention Training

2026 is a retraining year for non-supervisory employees (including contingent employees), academic staff, and postdocs. Assignments to the new SHP-2026 Harassment Prevention online course will begin the first week of June. You will receive a STARS notification via email with instructions on how to launch the course. More information can be found here.

Concerned Friend, Colleague or Family Member

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You may be the first to know about possible sexual violence or harassment impacting your friend, family member, or colleague at Stanford. Perhaps you realize a situation is harmful even before your friend sees it that way. How you respond can significantly impact their experience and recovery.

If you think the behavior is or could become sexual harassment, you might want to discuss the situation with an objective third party. You may contact the SHARE Title IX Office to learn about the options and resources available at Stanford for you and for the person you are concerned about.

For support and help with situations involving relationship abuse, sexual assault, or other sexual violence, please consult Stanford's Sexual Violence Support & Resources website.

Contact us

Concerns about sexual harassment, please contact the SHARE Title IX Office:
650.497.4955
Email titleix@stanford.edu

Questions about Education and Prevention (Training):

For compliance questions, technical issues, and eligibility concerns, please submit a SHARE Education ServiceNow Request

650.725.0646
Email shareshp-training@stanford.edu

The Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Education (SHARE) Office - Education Team

Kingscote Gardens
419 Lagunita Drive, Suite 230
Stanford, CA 94305-8210

Office Hours
Monday through Friday
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM