Increase education and training resources to address workplace sexual misconduct in Congress.

increase education and training resources, prioritizing staff and survivors at every step

The partnership committed to expanding education and training to help prevent and respond to misconduct on Capitol Hill.

Speaker Johnson and Leader Jeffries Tap Chairwoman Cammack and Chairwoman Leger Fernández to Lead Bipartisan Partnership to Combat Workplace Sexual Misconduct in Congress | Representative Kat Cammack
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The article says House Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries launched a bipartisan effort led by Kat Cammack and Teresa Leger Fernandez to combat sexual misconduct in Congress. Proposed reforms include faster reporting, retaliation protections, and expanding education and training resources on workplace conduct.

Recent concrete action tied directly to Cammack: she is leading a bipartisan reform effort that explicitly includes expanding training and education resources, but it is still only a proposed task force/reform package, not a completed policy change.

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US House leaders announce bipartisan effort to combat sexual misconduct in Congress
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The House Ethics Committee says new employees must complete training within 60 days, that the committee annually updates its trainings, and that existing employees must take ethics training in 2026. The page also lists live general ethics training sessions for June and July 2026.

Official current evidence that House ethics training resources already exist and are actively maintained. It supports the view that Cammack's stated goal is not yet shown as a newly delivered expansion, only an ongoing and incomplete effort.

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Training - House Committee on Ethics
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