Coordinator services
Title VI compliance services
Title VI prohibits discrimination based on race, color, and national origin in federally funded programs, including discrimination based on shared ancestry. We serve as your Title VI coordinator, investigate complaints, and review the program behind them.
How an engagement starts
- 01Scoping conversationWe look at open complaints, current policy, and who holds responsibility for Title VI today.
- 02Written termsA role on a monthly retainer, a matter under a fee cap or fixed fee, or a defined review, agreed in writing.
- 03First reportWhat is open, what is at risk, and what to address first.
How we help
How we help
- 01Title VI and civil rights coordination
- 02Independent investigations
- 03Program review
- 04Training
The program
What has to be in place
- A route for complaints
- Prompt, effective response
- A record
Worth knowing
Pricing
Coordinator roles are priced as a flat monthly retainer, and investigations under a fee cap or fixed fee. Published rates for both are on the fractional leadership and investigations pages.
See the published retainer scheduleDoes Title VI cover antisemitism and Islamophobia?
Title VI covers discrimination based on actual or perceived shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics, which the Office for Civil Rights has applied to students who are Jewish, Muslim, Arab, Sikh, and members of other groups.
Do you investigate Title VI complaints?
Yes. We conduct independent investigations of race, color, and national origin complaints for colleges, universities, and districts.
Is a Title VI coordinator required?
The Title VI regulations do not require a designated coordinator in every setting. Institutions that name one respond faster and keep better records, and resolution agreements with the Office for Civil Rights frequently require one.
Scoping
Start with a scoping call.
We look at what you have, tell you plainly whether we fit, and put the terms in writing before anything begins.