Title IX activists continue push for new rule, reflect on progress

Know Your IX’s transformation from online campaign to organization with a national network of student activists is a snapshot of how the movement to end campus sexual assault has evolved. When Alexandra Brodsky and Dana Bolger launched what they thought would be a short-lived social media campaign to inform students about their federal civil rights, they planned to share resources, protest at the Education Department and go on with their lives. “It turned out there was a real need for sustained student organizing,” said Brodsky, who co-founded Know Your IX, an advocacy group focused helping survivors of sexual assault, in 2013 with Bolger.

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