New Jersey's higher education office would help colleges, public agencies, and community groups work together on campus sexual assault and build an online resource center.
New Jersey's higher education office would help colleges, public agencies, and community groups work together on campus sexual assault. It would also create an online center with prevention and response resources.
The Campus Sexual Assault Commission would hold in-person and online educational events, including an annual statewide conference on campus sexual assault and relationship violence.
New Jersey's higher education office would coordinate partnerships and create an online resource center. This work would connect colleges, state and local agencies, and community groups to strengthen campus sexual assault prevention and response. These duties would start on the first day of the sixth month after the bill becomes law.
The Campus Sexual Assault Commission would host educational events in person and online. An annual statewide conference would bring participants together to share research, strategies, and practices for addressing campus sexual assault and relationship violence. This duty would start on the first day of the sixth month after the bill becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.