Need to report a Title IX violation? A new guide just made it easier. Here’s what to know.

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The federal Education Department wants you to know how to spot whether school sports teams are violating sex discrimination laws.

The department, which published guides for students, parents, athletic directors and coaches late last week, shared how they can report suspected violations to school athletic directors or Title IX officers, or directly to the Office for Civil Rights. The agency’s job is to investigate Title IX complaints across the nation’s schools.

The move comes ahead of the NCAA college basketball tournament, which will play out starting next month.

Read more on USA Today.

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