The Learning Institute
Certifications, cohorts, workshops, and retreats for the people who hold the coordinator seat. The curriculum is built from the casework the firm carries, which means the standards taught in the room are the standards applied in the field.
Four formats
Certification
Includes an assessment and a credential. Built for practitioners who need to evidence competence, not attendance.
Bootcamp
An intensive multi-day cohort. You move through the framework with a group and finish with the method, not the theory.
Workshop
A focused session on one skill or one framework. The fastest way to close a specific gap.
Retreat
The most immersive format. Five days, forty hours, small cohorts, and a room you cannot hide in.
The catalog
Dates and registrationFlagship programs
Multi-day cohorts that carry the full framework end to end.
Certifications
Assessed credentials for practitioners already holding a seat.
Cohorts and bootcamps
Scheduled groups moving through the material together.
Workshops
Single sessions on one skill or one framework.
- Trauma-Informed Interviewing for Investigators$495
- Conducting respectful interviews$425
- Writing defensible findings memos$425
- The interactive process for ADA practitioners$425
- Responding to Title VI Discrimination Complaints$395
- Handling Title VI complaints in 2027$185
- Mandatory reporter best practices$185
- Confidential Advocacy$75
Practicums and simulations
Formats where you do the work rather than watch it done. Small rooms, real materials, correction in the moment.
For teams and leadership
Delivered to your office, scoped to your policies, your frameworks, and the matters you actually see.
Ongoing practice
The part most training leaves out: what happens after the certificate.
Title IX in Focus
A free monthly webinar series running through 2027. One hour, at ten in the morning Pacific, open to anyone employed by a college or university. Registration is open.
- What HR needs to understand about Title IXFree
- Pregnancy and parentingFree
- Peer-on-peer retaliationFree
- Title IX litigation updateFree
- Understanding neurodivergence in Title IX investigationsFree
- FERPA and public records in Title IX casesFree
- Sexualized hazing and Title IXFree
- Title IX litigation updateFree
Retreats
Five days, forty hours, referral or sponsor required.
What makes this different
Four things we hold to that most compliance training does not.
Taught from live casework
Every module is built from matters the firm is carrying now, not from a curriculum written once and refreshed only when the regulations force it.
You are corrected, not just certified
Practicums put your own drafts and decisions in front of a practitioner who marks them up. A certificate that follows correction means something a certificate of attendance does not.
Small rooms
Cohorts and retreats are capped so that everyone in the room is asked something. Scale is the enemy of the formats that actually change practice.
You leave with instruments
Templates, checklists, and decision frameworks you can use on Monday, licensed to your institution rather than watermarked to one seat.
Before you register
- A group rate applies automatically at checkout for five or more registrants from the same institution.
- Seats transfer to another person at the same institution at no charge before the program begins.
- Cohorts refund in full up to 14 days before the start date, and at 50 percent up to 7 days before.
- Workshops refund in full up to 48 hours before the start time.
- Certificates evidence completion of the program rather than external accreditation. We provide hour-by-hour attendance documentation for self-submission.
