Informational Flyers and Resources
Dealing with Sexual Harassment
This double-sided informational flyer offers general tips for handling sexual harassment, and provides a comprehensive list of campus resources for faculty, students, or staff impacted by gender-based harassment.
This checklist assists faculty and staff supervisor fulfill their obligation to respond to concerns of sexual harassment and sexual violence.
About Our Shared Culture of Respect
This one-page informational flyer provides University guidance to visiting mentors, coaches, volunteers, facilitators, instructors, and any other University affiliate who would not otherwise receive University training on cultural expectations, and the prohibition of harassment, and discrimination toward our community members.
We advise faculty members and administrators in all departments and units to issue this flyer by email when inviting non-University affiliates to teach, mentor, or collaborate with any Stanford students, faculty, or staff.
Who is a "Responsible Employee"?
This double-sided informational flyer clarifies which roles include a reporting responsibility, provides helpful language for reporting, and lists the campus resources for the purpose of reporting and providing support to the affected parties. Per Federal Law and Stanford policy, certain University roles require individuals of trust to report instances of prohibited sexual conduct involved a Stanford student or other community member.
Responsible Employee Flyer (see in Google Drive or download as PDF)
Transgender Rights in the Workplace
The Transgender Rights in the Workplace poster provides information regarding transgender rights, including: (1) definitions of terms such as “transgender”; (2) the right of employees to use restrooms, locker rooms and other similar facilities corresponding to their gender identity; and (3) the procedure for filing a complaint with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH).
New California Mandate for all Non-Supervisory Employees, Academic Staff, Post Docs, and Contingent Employees
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Updated on September 1, 2022