School Life
Safety & Healthy Boundaries
Alumnae Advisory Task Force Recommendations to the Emma Board of Trustees
The Board asked that the AATF evaluate and, in a final report to the board and community, make recommendations that bolster the safety of all. The AATF gave an interim report to the Board at the January 2017 Board meeting. A final report is expected in the early spring.
The AATF was tasked with review and guidance in the following areas: (a) school policies and practices in regards to sexual harassment and abuse; (b) the employee and student handbooks; and (c) action as a liaison between the school’s administration, faculty and students, as appropriate or necessary. While the AATF has been providing recommendations and feedback since its formation in August 2016, this report represents a brief encapsulation of our work to date and current recommendations of greatest concern regarding: Emma Willard School’s history and contextualization of sexual assault; current practices; and future reputation as a leader in training young women to recognize and combat rape culture and sexual violence.
This interim report will be followed by a final report to the Board of Trustees this spring, which will be shared with the Emma Willard Community.
Sincerely yours,
Elisabeth LeFort, ’74
Chair, Board of Trustees
Kimberly S. Jones, ’84
Chair, Alumnae Advisory Task Force
View the presentation here.
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The AATF was tasked with review and guidance in the following areas: (a) school policies and practices in regards to sexual harassment and abuse; (b) the employee and student handbooks; and (c) action as a liaison between the school’s administration, faculty and students, as appropriate or necessary. While the AATF has been providing recommendations and feedback since its formation in August 2016, this report represents a brief encapsulation of our work to date and current recommendations of greatest concern regarding: Emma Willard School’s history and contextualization of sexual assault; current practices; and future reputation as a leader in training young women to recognize and combat rape culture and sexual violence.
This interim report will be followed by a final report to the Board of Trustees this spring, which will be shared with the Emma Willard Community.
Sincerely yours,
Elisabeth LeFort, ’74
Chair, Board of Trustees
Kimberly S. Jones, ’84
Chair, Alumnae Advisory Task Force
View the presentation here.
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PLEASE NOTE: All visitors to campus must check in with Campus Safety, which can be found at the red flag entrance to Sage Hall (Pawling Ave. entrance).