Title IX Reporting
You may report an incident directly to the Title IX Coordinator, to the Office of Equal Opportunity and Access Title IX Team, or through a number of other reporting offices. Learn what to expect when an incident is reported.
Even if you choose not to formally report an incident, you have the right to access supportive resources, medical care, advocacy, and counseling. Learn more about Title IX Campus and Community Resources.
Learn important definitions and distinctions related to reporting.
See a list of offices to which you may report an incident.
Find a step-by-step description of the Title IX process once an incident is reported.
911 or (413)545-2121
Survivor's Bill of Rights
UMass Amherst is committed to providing options, support, and assistance to survivors to ensure they can continue their education and fully participate in campus life. Understand your rights.
Title IX Support at UMass Amherst
There are a variety of resources and options that will support any member of the campus community who experiences gender discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual violence, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, or other sexual misconduct. These resources are available regardless of whether a complaint (report) is filed.
