The Learning Institute · Workshop

Responding to Title VI Discrimination Complaints

For whoever receives the complaint first. A one-hour session on the first days of a Title VI matter: receiving, documenting, and starting the investigation, the timelines and procedural requirements that apply, communicating with complainants, and the pitfalls that turn a manageable matter into a compliance problem. Handling Title VI complaints in 2027 picks up from there for the coordinator who owns the process.

Next session

  1. DatesJanuary 12, 2027
  2. Schedule2:00 pm PT, one hour
  3. FormatWorkshop
  4. Fee$95

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Audience

Who it is for

Administrators, coordinators, and front-line staff who may be the first to receive a Title VI complaint.

Outcomes

What you will be able to do

By the end of the program, participants can do each of these in their own work.

  1. Recognize a complaint even when it is not labeled as one
  2. Document receipt and first steps
  3. Know the timelines and procedural requirements that apply
  4. Communicate clearly with complainants
  5. Avoid the early mistakes that escalate a matter

Agenda

How the time is spent

  • Part IReceiving and documenting the complaint
  • Part IITimelines, procedure, and investigation
  • Part IIICommunicating with complainants and common pitfalls

Dates

Dates and registration

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Taught live by Fractional Coordinator practitioners, based in Portland, Oregon. Virtual sessions are open to participants anywhere in the United States. Bring this program to your institution

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