Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response Training
Mandatory sexual harassment prevention training for all employees. Aligned with the Florida 2-hour standard and EEOC guidance under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Covers legal foundations, types of harassment, recognition in real situations, digital and off-hours conduct, reporting and investigation, retaliation, and bystander action.
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| Last Update | 04/23/2026 |
| Members | 3 |
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Module 1: Legal Foundations and Definitions5Lessons ·
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Welcome and course overview
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Title VII and the Civil Rights Act of 1964
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Florida Civil Rights Act and the FCHR
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The EEOC definition of sexual harassment
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Who is protected
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Module 2: Types of Sexual Harassment5Lessons ·
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Quid pro quo harassment
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Hostile work environment
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Forms of conduct — verbal, physical, visual, written
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Same-sex and non-gender-based harassment
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Third-party harassment in medical settings
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Module 3: Recognizing Harassment in Real Situations5Lessons ·
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The reasonable person standard
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Intent vs. impact
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Unwelcome conduct — the key concept
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Scenarios — is this harassment?
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What is NOT harassment
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Module 4: Digital and Off-Hours Conduct4Lessons ·
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Texts, DMs, and messaging apps
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Social media and coworkers
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Off-premises work events
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Remote work and video calls
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Module 5: Reporting and Investigation Process4Lessons ·
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Internal reporting options
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External reporting — EEOC and FCHR
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What an investigation looks like
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Confidentiality and its limits
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Module 6: Retaliation and Bystander Action4Lessons ·
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What retaliation is
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What retaliation looks like
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Bystander intervention — the 4 D's
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Supporting a colleague who discloses to you
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Module 7: Final Assessment1Lessons ·
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Sexual Harassment Prevention Certification Quiz10 xp
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