We are excited to announce the 2026 Title IX Conference: Higher Ed and K-12 Training!
Please join us on September 21st – 22nd, 2026, at Boise State University for the Title IX Conference: Higher Ed and K-12 Training! This training will meet the Title IX training requirements, and additionally, it will feature: practical skills training, a decision-maker panel, tips for interviewing & report writing, guest expert speakers, and more in our beautiful Stueckle Sky Center overlooking the skyline of Boise. This training is intended for administrators working in higher education, K-12, and attorneys who consult, investigate, or act as decision-makers in Title IX-related matters.
Registration Options
- For Attendees from Higher Ed Institutions $325*
- For Attendees from K-12 Institutions $250*
- For Attendees – Attorneys $350
*Please note that if you are tax-exempt, you will need to provide your ST101 (Tax Exempt Form). You will be provided a link through your registration confirmation email. If you are required to provide an ST101 and do not submit your form, entry to the conference may be denied.*
Conference Details
Title IX Conference Training for Higher Education & K-12. This event will take place September 21st – 22nd, 2026, in the Stueckle Sky Center, Boise, ID. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided for both days, as well as a parking code that will be sent before the conference.
Who Should Attend?
Title IX Coordinators, Title IX Coordinator Deputies, Investigators, Decision-Makers, Appellate Decision-Makers, Informal Resolution Facilitators, Attorneys who provide advice on Title IX-related matters, and professionals interested in learning more about Title IX.
Where to Stay:
Boise State partners with local hotels in downtown Boise, which is a convenient 5-10 minute drive from our beautiful campus. Make sure you ask about the “Boise State Rate” at any of these options listed.
Contacts:
complianceandethics@boisestate.edu
About Us
Boise State is dedicated to maintaining a campus free from discrimination and harassment. We believe that everyone has the right to pursue their education in a safe and supportive environment. Our office is committed to upholding federal regulations under Title IX, and we are responsible for processing complaints of protected-class discrimination and harassment to ensure that our campus remains a safe space for students, faculty, and staff to grow individually and develop as a community.