Institution of Higher Education Sexual Misconduct Reporting and Resource Accessibility Act of 2025

As introduced Bill 26-29 would assist survivors of sexual misconduct by requiring institutions of higher education in the District to retain a confidential resource advisor (CRA) to provide emergency and ongoing support to reporting parties at institutions of higher education. It would require amnesty protections for reporting parties of sexual misconduct in certain cases. Institutions would be required to facilitate mandatory annual sexual misconduct trainings for all students and personnel. It…

Source: Legistar · DC Council · fetched April 3, 2026

• Survivor (domestic or sexual violence)directMajor impactHigh certainty

  Survivors of sexual misconduct will have access to confidential resource advisors for emergency and ongoing support, and will receive amnesty protections in certain cases.

  “would assist survivors of sexual misconduct by requiring institutions of higher education in the District to retain a confidential resource advisor (CRA) to provide emergency and ongoing support to reporting parties at institutions of higher education.”· As introduced Bill 26-29

  “It would require amnesty protections for reporting parties of sexual misconduct in certain cases.”· As introduced Bill 26-29

• Student / education borrowerdirectModerate impactHigh certainty

  Students will be required to participate in mandatory annual sexual misconduct trainings.

  “Institutions would be required to facilitate mandatory annual sexual misconduct trainings for all students and personnel.”· As introduced Bill 26-29