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An alarming number of social work students indicate experiencing sexual harassment in their field placements; however, very few formally report these experiences. Recent public discussion about the prevalence of sexual harassment at work and the lack of trauma-informed responses have heightened the urgency to provide policy solutions that are effective at eliminating the behavior; social work students placed in field are no different. Field education offices should have a clear policy for how to respond to sexual harassment experienced in field placements. This article reviews the process undertaken by a school of social work to revise the field education policy to include a section of sexual harassment experienced in the field and offers recommendations and lessons learned for other programs.

Field Note—Responding to the #MeToo Era in Social Work: A Policy for Sexual Harassment in Field