Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ is committed to a learning and working environment free from sexual harassment, sexual violence and discrimination. Find reporting options, support and district policies below.
Immediate danger or medical emergency? Call 911. For campus safety assistance, visit . You can also contact the Title IX Coordinator for support and reporting options.
On this page
- Report a concern
- Support and confidentiality
- District policies and procedures
- Prevention and annual training
- Pregnancy and parenting
- Community services
- About Title IX
Report a concern
Anyone may report sexual harassment. Students may contact the campus Title IX Coordinator. You may use the online form or contact the coordinator directly to discuss reporting and support.
Campus Title IX Coordinator
Kenyetta Tribble
Vice President of Equity + Student Services
Student + Administration Building, Room 203
ktribble@contracosta.edu
510.215.3836
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ, 2600 Mission Bell Drive, San Pablo, CA 94806
Reports involving employees
The District Title IX Officer handles reports involving employees or employment applicants, including matters involving both an employee and a student. Jeffrey Michels, Associate Vice Chancellor / Chief Human Resources Officer: jmichels@4cd.edu, 925.229.6868. .
Support and confidentiality
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- Supportive measures are available without charge and may be offered even if you do not file a formal complaint. Contact the coordinator to discuss options.
- Faculty and other designated responsible employees must promptly report sexual harassment to the Title IX Officer or Coordinator. Academic counselors are not confidential Title IX resources.
- For a referral to a confidential resource, contact the coordinator or Dean of Students. Confidentiality has legal exceptions; ask a provider about these before sharing details.
- Title IX reports are handled discreetly, with information shared as needed. Retaliation is prohibited. Title IX and criminal investigations are separate processes.
CCC Wellness Counseling
Free counseling for CCC students. Find the referral form and current service information on the Health + Wellness Resources page.
wellness@contracosta.edu
510.215.4796
TimelyCare student support
Currently enrolled CCC students have access to free virtual medical and mental health support through TimelyCare, including 24/7 TalkNow emotional support and scheduled counseling. Visit CCC’s TimelyCare page for services and access instructions. This service is for non-emergency care.
Academic and personal counseling
The CCC Counseling Center provides educational planning, career and personal support. Call 510.215.3935 or visit Student Services Center, Room 108. For confidential mental health services, use Wellness Counseling or TimelyCare above.
District policies and procedures
These links open the official district PDFs. The Title IX procedure and the general discrimination procedure address different types of complaints.
Prevention and annual training
All students must complete the district’s annual Sexual Violence and Harassment Prevention training each fall semester. Visit the for the Annual Training link, access instructions and frequently asked questions.
Prevention resources
Staff training materials
District Title IX and Title 5 staff training, May 25, 2021 (PDF). These historical training materials are separate from the annual student course. Refer to the district policies above for current procedures, and contact the Title IX Coordinator for current staff training information.
Pregnancy and parenting
Title IX prohibits discrimination based on pregnancy and related conditions and prohibits sex discrimination in rules about parental, family or marital status. Contact the Title IX Coordinator for help with pregnancy-related access, absences or support.
Community services
Contra Costa County Victim Witness Assistance Program
Advocates help victims and witnesses navigate the legal system and connect with assistance and services. .
Richmond: 510.374.3272
Martinez: 925.957.8650
TTY users: dial 711.
Crisis support
For emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, call 988 or text 988. The offers crisis counseling and referrals. The Contra Costa Crisis Center also provides local health and social-service referrals through 211.
Bay Area Women Against Rape (BAWAR)
For BAWAR support services, call 510.430.1298, as listed by the City of Oakland. See .
Restraining order information
The explains types of orders, forms and filing options. Use the court’s current instructions for domestic violence, civil harassment and other protective orders.
Family Justice Center: Richmond
supports people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, child abuse and elder abuse.
West Center: 256 24th Street, Richmond, CA 94804
510.974.7200
CDCR victim and survivor services
provides information about notification, restitution and parole-related services.
877.256.6877
victimservices@cdcr.ca.gov
National Human Trafficking Hotline
connects victims and survivors with support and services, 24/7.
Call 888.373.7888 or text 233733. TTY: 711.
About Title IX
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex discrimination in education programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance. It applies to areas such as admissions, academics, athletics and employment. The .
California law and district policy provide additional protections. covers unlawful discrimination and harassment, including conduct based on gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation, and complaints outside the Title IX sexual-harassment procedure.
If a document, form or part of this page is difficult to access, contact the Title IX Coordinator for help accessing the information or reporting a concern. You can also visit CCC’s website accessibility page.
Page reviewed November 1, 2026.