Sexual Harassment Prevention Training

Yale had long provided sexual harassment prevention training to many employees, with a focus on supervisory employees.  This regulation requires that all Yale employees, including faculty and staff, complete mandatory sexual harassment prevention training.

All current employees must complete two hours of sexual harassment prevention training and all new employees are required to complete this training within six months of hire.

Employees who have completed sexual harassment prevention training at Yale via the in-person or e-learning versions of the Harassment-Free Workplace or the Harassment Prevention: A Commonsense Approach course since October 1, 2018, have met this requirement and do not need take any action at this time. All employees who last took sexual harassment prevention training prior to October 1, 2018, must complete training immediately.

Yale has partnered with Kantola Solutions to bring this important sexual harassment prevention training to all Yale employees as an e-learning option. You may elect to take the training all in one two-hour session or in self-paced segments. If you exit the program before completing it, the software will remember your place and you will not need to repeat content you have already completed.

The two-hour training program must be completed in its entirety for you to receive credit for completion. Your completion of the training will be documented in Workday Learning.

To access the sexual harassment prevention training please visit Workday Learning.

You can confirm if your training has been recorded as complete by logging into your Workday Learning account and accessing your learning transcript. Log into Workday, click “Learning,” then click “My Learning,” then click “View Learning Transcript.”

Supervisors and managers are an important part of Yale’s commitment to ensuring a harassment-free workplace environment. We ask for your assistance in explaining that this new requirement is designed to ensure that Yale’s faculty and staff have received the information they need to both prevent and respond appropriately to sexual harassment in the working environment.

No. The Preventing and Responding to Sexual Misconduct course is a 20-minute online course that all employees, trainees, and students must complete as a requirement related to Title IX.

For additional information or questions about the new sexual harassment prevention training requirement or if you or your colleagues have a concern about a personal experience related to sexual harassment, please consult with Office of Institutional Equity and Access at (203) 432-0849 or equity@yale.edu