Session 4 in the PBPO Quarterly Employment Webinar Series: Anti-Harassment Training: Legal Insights, Investigations, and Prevention Strategies for Nonprofits
Join us to hear from the experts at Thompson Hine on important issues faced by nonprofit employers. Each 1-hour session gives an overview of the latest legal developments, practical solutions, and a chance for you to ask your questions live.
This anti-harassment training equips managers with the knowledge and tools to navigate legal responsibilities, conduct effective investigations, and foster a respectful workplace culture. Through practical guidance and real-world insights, participants will learn how to prevent issues before they escalate and respond confidently when they arise.
Key topics covered:
- Legal Basics: Definitions of harassment under Title VII and state law.
- Recent Developments: EEOC enforcement priorities, key court decisions, and challenges arising in remote and digital workspaces.
- Employer Responsibilities: Liability standards, investigation protocols, and the importance of timely, well-documented responses to complaints.
- Effective Investigations: Core steps, confidentiality considerations, and when to involve counsel or external investigators.
- Prevention & Culture: Training best practices, leadership accountability, bystander engagement, and proactive measures to stop issues early.
Speaker: Kaitlin McLeod, Esq., Associate, Thompson Hine LLP
Cost: $10.00/session or $35 for all four sessions. Scholarships are available upon request. Contact Veronica at [email protected] for scholarship information.
Location: Live Zoom Webinar
Registration: Please register in advance to receive the webinar viewing link. Registration closes on Tuesday, November 18. The webinar link will be emailed to registrants the day prior to the webinar.
Presented by: Pro Bono Partnership of Ohio and Thompson Hine LLP in partnership with Business Volunteers Unlimited, The Center for Nonprofit Resources, Leadership Council for Nonprofits, Miami Valley Nonprofit Collaborative, Nonprofits LEAD, and OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence.
