.U.S. Department of Education should be doing everything possible to help schools, students, and teachers navigate these uncertain times instead of trying to push through Secretary Betsy DeVos’s misguided Title IX rule. #DearBetsy

#DearBetsy, we’re in a global pandemic. Secretary Betsy DeVos should be spending her time ensuring students have the support they need to succeed in school, NOT ROLLING BACK the rights of sexual violence survivors. ❌Now is not the time to release the #TitleIX rule.❌

🚨 Secretary Betsy DeVos and U.S. Department of Education could release their harmful Title IX rule any day now. 🚨 Yes, in the middle of a global pandemic, DeVos’ priority is attacking survivors’ rights. #DearBetsy, a global pandemic is threatening lives. Now is not the time to upend survivors' rights.

#DearBetsy, College students have been pushed out of their housing, leaving many homeless or forced into unsafe or unstable living. Secretary Betsy DeVos should be focused on ensuring young people are safe, not rolling back survivors’ rights. Keep your #HandsOffIX

#DearBetsy, a global pandemic is threatening lives. Now is not the time to upend survivors' rights. #HandsoffIX

#DearBetsy, a global pandemic has turned students' lives upside- down. Secretary Betsy DeVos should be spending her time ensuring students have the support they need to succeed in school, not rolling back the rights of survivors. ❌Now is not the time to release the #TitleIX rule.❌

#DearBetsy, students are graduating into a historically horrible job market. Others don’t know if they’ll have classes next fall. Your response is to strip rights from sexual assault survivors. Why are you compelled to protect perpetrators over victims? speier.house.gov/press-releases…

Betsy DeVos may release her Title IX rule TOMORROW. Her rules would promote harmful policies that silence survivors and limit reporting. We promise to do everything we can to make sure these rules never go into effect. Survivors, we will never stop fighting for your rights!

#DearBetsy please consider being a human being instead of a selfish and corrupt minion to special interests and sexual predators. Op-Ed by me Krithika Iyer and Julia Paris; ideas by common sense and a little humanity: stanforddaily.com/2020/05/05/dea…

So honored to have written this piece with my sheroes Krithika Iyer and Julia Paris on the ultimate villain Secretary Betsy DeVos for the San Francisco Chronicle! Watch out Betsy, we see through your lies and we aren’t staying quiet. sfchronicle.com/opinion/openfo…

"While [DeVos'] words focus on ensuring fairness between accused students and survivors, her actions for the past two years have revealed to us, as survivors and advocates, that she’s determined to silence our voices and impede our access to justice." bit.ly/2LDmzJ7

In resigning less than two weeks prior to the inauguration of our next president, Betsy DeVos is shirking any semblance of responsibility for an administration she was complicit in for nearly four years.

There is strong evidence that the opioid epidemic has reduced U.S. labor force participation. Julia Paris, Caitlin Rowley, and Richard G. Frank outline what it will take to address the problem. brookings.edu/blog/usc-brook…

"The educational impacts of the pandemic were not driven solely by what was happening (or not happening) in schools," Tom Kane and Sean Reardon write. "The disruption in children’s lives outside of school also mattered." nyti.ms/3M31WVI

Study findings suggest that the presence of certified community behavioral health centers is more strongly determined by population density than by rates of poverty or serious mental illness. ow.ly/RQhs50PZ9fR