Higher Ed/ Title-IX
Title-IX Coordinator Resources
K-12 Title-IX Fact Sheet
K-12: Contact your district for current Title IX contact information
Higher Ed Title-IX Fact Sheet
Safe Line for Advocacy & CRISIS Only | 719-633-3819
For All Other Inquiries Call | 719-633-1462
Safe Line is for advocacy & crisis only: 719-633-3819
All other inquiries call: 719-633-1462
SAFE CHAT
Harrison School District 2
Phone number: (719) 579-2000
Widefield School District 3
Phone number: (719) 391-3000
Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8
Phone number: (719) 382-1300
School District No. 11
Phone number: 719-520-2000
Cheyenne Mountain School District 12
Phone number: (719) 475-6100
Manitou Springs School District 14
Phone number: (719) 685-2024
Academy District 20
Phone number: (719) 234-1200
Falcon School District 49
Phone number: (719) 495-1159
Woodland Park School District (Teller County)
Phone number: (719) 686-2000
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind Phone number: (719) 578-2100
Colorado College
Website: https://www.coloradocollege.edu/other/titleix/
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Website: https://equity.uccs.edu/
Pikes Peak Community College
Website: https://www.ppcc.edu/human-resource-services/sexual-misconduct-resolution-process/overview
Step 1: Most law enforcement will recommend against changing your clothes, washing your clothes, or taking a shower after the assault. This is because evidence from the perpetrator and the crime scene may be found on your body and clothing.
Step 2: During the exam, the SANE nurse will ask you to recount your sexual assault and record what you say in their report.
Step 3: Then, the SANE nurse will conduct a physical exam to check your body for abrasions, bruises, and other injuries. Part of the physical exam will be invasive.
Step 4: The SANE nurse will also offer to conduct tests to check for pregnancy and STDs.
Step 5: The SANE nurse may then connect you to local sexual assault resources.
** Keep in mind that the exam may take as long as 2 hours or more. Bring a family member or a friend if you need some emotional or moral support. You might be offered drinks and snacks during the exam, but if there is a food or drink that comforts you, bring that as well.
** The SANE nurse’s report is important because it can be offered to both law enforcement and to the Title IX adjudicator as evidence to support your sexual assault claim.