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The Protected Identity Harm Reporting process is managed by staff who work closely with and in the Office of Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning (ICIL) and the Office of the Dean of Students.
Protected Identity Harm (PIH) Reporting
Protected Identity Harm (PIH) Reporting is a relatively new name created in the late summer of 2021. After several months of benchmarking, research and discussion, a working group made a recommendation to the Vice Provost of Student Affairs to rename the Acts of Intolerance process in an effort to counter what felt misleading and outdated. The approved process will now be called Protected Identity Harm Reporting. We hope that the new name captures the vision and intention of addressing harm to individuals and communities.
Want to provide feedback about the process? Complete the feedback form below.
Communication with Media
Members of the news media with questions about this protocol are encouraged to contact University Communications.
Talk to Someone
In addition to the staff involved in the reporting process, below is a listing of University resources available to all students in case you want to talk to anyone about any concerns or incidents that occured.
Working Group & Advisory Board
Find historical information about the Acts of Intolerance (AOI) Protocol, the former name of Protected Identity Harm Reporting of the process, and more.
Data Collection
A record of PIH reports will be maintained and analyzed by the Office of Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning.
