Law / United States / District of Columbia

Institution of Higher Education Sexual Misconduct Reporting and Resource Accessibility Act of 2025, outcome report that identifies no one

D.C. Code § 38-3508(a)

A sensitive categories rule binding public and private bodies.

Obligation class
Reporting, Disclosure

What it requires

  • If you are an institution established in the District that offers postsecondary or graduate degrees, public or private, leave out of the outcome report you must submit to the Higher Education Licensure Commission and publish on your website every third calendar year beginning on any personal identifying information of students or staff who accessed your sexual misconduct resources, and any information that by itself or in combination with other publicly available information could identify a particular person (section 38-3508(a)).
  • Suppress any count or data point in the report that covers fewer than 10 reports; demographic data may be aggregated (section 38-3508(a)).

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Beginning on , and every 3rd calendar year thereafter, institutions must prepare and submit to the Higher Education Licensure Commission and publish on the institution's website a report with data about confidential resource advisor and Title IX office outcomes for the previous 3 calendar years.

The report may not include personal identifying information of students or staff who accessed the institution's sexual misconduct resources or any information that by itself or in combination with other publicly available information could identify a particular person. Demographic data may be aggregated, and any counts or data points with fewer than 10 reports must be suppressed.

The report must state the number of times confidential communications were disclosed under the confidentiality section and the reason for each disclosure. The act applies as of .

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