Empowering people to prevent hazing

Together, our work continues as an international leader in hazing prevention with the ultimate goal of teaching people to move beyond punishment and create a culture that stops hazing before it starts.

New Name, Same Mission

For 15 years, HazingPrevention.Org has empowered people to prevent hazing across the country.

But, we are more than a website, we are a network— a network of people, of organizations and of resources.

Together as the Hazing Prevention Network, our work continues as a national leader in hazing prevention—teaching people to move beyond punishment to create a culture that stops hazing before it starts. We educate at colleges and universities; at high schools; in fraternities and sororities; in sports teams & campus recreation; in the performing arts & marching bands; clubs; and any organization regarding the dangers of hazing and how to create cultures where hazing is not acceptable. To empower people to prevent hazing.

Are you a professional ready for the next step in hazing prevention? Learn more about the Hazing Prevention Advocate Certification.

Prevention Education for Students

in partnership with PreventZone™ by AliveTek

Hazing Prevention 101™ Course

This is an evidence-based course utilizing best practices in awareness and prevention of hazing. Participants in this one-hour course learn techniques to recognize, prevent, and report hazing. Learners gain skills to incorporate our four steps for staying safe and preventing hazing. Hazing Prevention 101™ — College Edition is designed for all students and provides a baseline for understanding the complexities of hazing. It also focuses on positive actions and provides alternatives to replace traditional hazing practices.

Additional editions of Hazing Prevention 101™ available include: High School, Fraternity & Sorority, Athletics, Creative & Performing Arts and Inter/national Fraternity & Sorority.

Winner of the 2022 Excellence in Educational Programming Award presented by the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors.

Quick Facts

More than 50% of college students involved in clubs, teams, or organizations experience hazing

Most Frequently Reported Hazing Behaviors

26%

participate in a drinking game

11%

are deprived of sleep

10%

are screamed, yelled, or cursed at by other members

12%

drink large amounts of alcohol to the point of getting sick or passing out

17%

sing or chant in a public situation

12%

associate with specific people and not others