November 19, 2026 | 12-1pm ET
Over the past decade, campuses across the US and Canada have begun to establish services for students responsible for sexual misconduct. These two recent studies took a deep dive into what some campuses are offering and reflect on the wide diversity of approaches to working with these students. Join this conversation between two leaders of these most recent studies to share what we have learned and the advice and insights that current programs have to offer.
About Julia Broussard
Julia Broussard is the Assistant Provost for Title IX Compliance and Education and the Title IX Coordinator at Tulane University. In this role, Julia oversees Tulane’s response to Title IX complaints and maintains initiatives to sustain a safe climate for all university community members free from sex discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual violence. Julia also serves as a research affiliate with the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention Research & Education at the University of Utah, where she is part of a research team exploring the experiences of professionals who work with respondents in sexual misconduct cases. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Tulane University, a Master’s degree in Social Work from Louisiana State University, and a clinical social work license.
About Joan Tabachnick
Joan Tabachnick, senior consultant at Klancy Street, brings over 30 years of experience developing educational materials and innovative sexual violence prevention programs for national, state and local organizations. She has served on a number of national and statewide task forces. Her written work includes numerous articles and book chapters including a National Sexual Violence Resource Center publication titled “Let’s Talk: Resource for College Students Talking with a Friend about Concerning Sexual Behaviors” and a publication through the Victim Rights Law Center called “Supporting Accountability: How Respondents and Responsible Student Services Intersect with Survivor Safety Planning.” Her primary focus is on preventing the perpetration of sexually harmful behaviors, particularly in adolescents and young adults. Joan now co-leads the STARRSA training initiative at Klancy Street and maintains an active consulting practice, as well as her commitment to opening the door for healing and prevention for those at risk to cause harm.