then we have charlotte landberg, a staff attorney here at the u.s. department of education in the office for civil rights. she works in the program legal group and focuses on disability rights, guidance related to elementary, secretary airy and postsecondary education. and on my right is dr. sarah allen who is also with the department of education. she is a program specialist for the office of special education programs, research to practice division. she leads the personnel development program, aimed at inproving the quality of general and special education teachers, early intervention and early childhood providers and related services personnel. who are skilled in the use of effective instruction and interviewing interventions to prevent outcomes for children with disabilities. we're going to talk to you all today about state and federal laws, policies and guidance related to harassment. we're going to start by each of the panelists here doing about a ten minute presentation. and then we'll have some chunk of time at the end for questions and for t

then we have charlotte landberg, a staff attorney here at the u.s. department of education in the office for civil rights. she works in the program legal group and focuses on disability rights, guidance related to elementary, secretary airy and postsecondary education. and on my right is dr. sarah allen who is also with the department of education. she is a program specialist for the office of special education programs, research to practice division. she leads the personnel development program, aimed at inproving the quality of general and special education teachers, early intervention and early childhood providers and related services personnel. who are skilled in the use of effective instruction and interviewing interventions to prevent outcomes for children with disabilities. we're going to talk to you all today about state and federal laws, policies and guidance related to harassment. we're going to start by each of the panelists here doing about a ten minute presentation. and then we'll have some chunk of time at the end for questions and for t

then we have charlotte landberg, who is a staff attorney here at the u.s. department of education in the office for civil rights where she works in the program legal group and focuses on disability rights guidance related to elementary, secondary and postsecondary education. and on my right is dr. sarah allen who is also with the department of education. she is a program specialist for the office of special education programs research to practice division. she leads the personnel development program aimed at improving the quality of general and special education teachers, early intervention and early childhood providers and related services personnel who are skilled in the use of effective instruction and interviewing interventions to prevent outcomes for children with disabilities. we're going to talk to you all today about state and federal laws, policies, and guidance related to harassment. we're going to start by each of the panelists here doing about a ten-minute presentation. and then we'll have some chunk of time at the end for questions and further