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EVERFI provides online training courses that are built to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace. These courses train supervisors and non-supervisors to identify and eliminate workplace harassment and discrimination.
Starting in 2020, Illinois employers of all sizes must provide sexual harassment training to both supervisory and non-supervisory employees. SB 75 will require all employers to update their training practices, key policies, personnel forms, severance agreements, and arbitration agreements.
EVERFI provides online sexual harassment prevention training that helps hundreds of organizations meet these compliance mandates. Our industry-leading instructional design and subject matter expertise help you train your workforce on important skills relating to harassment, diversity and inclusion, managing bias, and bystander intervention.

In-house team of lawyers ensures course material is aligned with local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
Interactive content engages employees and promotes skill-building to drive behavioral change and impact workplace culture.
Impact data provides actionable insights that inform your prevention and compliance strategy to shape post-training initiatives.
Easily deliver ongoing training across a variety of workplace locations to maximize effectiveness and scale your program.
Experienced professionals are dedicated to your business goals and training needs to help you succeed.
Course content integrates seamlessly with major LMS platforms enabling you to leverage our best-in-class content through existing company resources.
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