CA AB2212

Requires California public universities and community colleges to update sexual harassment policies to prohibit creation or distribution of digitized sexually explicit material (deepfakes) without written consent, classifying such disclosure as sexual exploitation

Provides up to $1,000 in financial assistance to students who are verified victims of digitized sexually explicit material to help identify and remove the content, beginning September 1, 2027, contingent on budget appropriation

Mandates campus orientations include educational information on harassment, intimidation, bullying, sexual exploitation, and technology-facilitated sexual harassment, with annual student training requirements

Expands definitions in the Equity in Higher Education Act to include terms such as "digitized sexually explicit material," "technology-facilitated sexual harassment," "cyber sexual bullying," "doxing," and "affirmative consent"

Authorizes grants through UCLA's Center for the Study of Women to research prevention and adjudication of sexual harassment, sexual violence, and sexual exploitation at public postsecondary institutions, upon budget appropriation