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SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN - National Academies Press

Consensus Study Report JUNE 2018 HIGHLIGHTS. SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN . Climate, Culture, and Consequences in Academic Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine OVERVIEW. System-wide changes to the culture and climate in higher education are needed to prevent and effectively respond to SEXUAL HARASSMENT . There is no evidence that current policies, procedures, and approaches which often focus on symbolic compliance with the law and on avoiding liability have resulted in a significant reduction in SEXUAL harass- ment. Colleges and universities and federal agencies should move beyond basic legal compliance to adopt holistic, evidence-based policies and practices to address and pre- vent all forms of SEXUAL HARASSMENT and to promote a culture of civility and respect.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN Climate, Culture, and Consequences in Academic Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine OVERVIEW ... Institutional leaders should pay increased attention to and enact policies that cover gender harassment. Because it is the most common form of sexual harassment, it usually accompanies other forms of harassment, and thus ...

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