New hazing prevention tools for students, parents

Get the facts about hazing and learn how to identify it — and talk about it — with these new resources

New tools to help prevent hazing are now available from HazingInfo.org, our partners at StopHazing, and other campus safety experts.

Webinar on navigating college hazing: What do parents and families need to know before their students go to school? Watch our recent webinar with HazingInfo founder Jolayne Houtz, StopHazing’s Dr. Elizabeth Allan, and college coach Dr. Lisa Stephen to learn how to identify hazing and stay safe on campus.

Video on talking with middle and high school students about hazing: This new animated video guides parents on how to talk with younger teens about hazing from WHRO Public Media and the Gordie Center at the University of Virginia.

Ten tips for talking with your teen about hazing: Read this blog post by Stephen with practical advice to help prepare your student to recognize college hazing.

Webinar on hazing incident transparency at colleges and universities: Watch this webinar from StopHazing and HazingInfo featuring a discussion about college hazing with campus professionals.

Understanding hazing incident reports: Use this guide to interpret hazing incident reports provided by colleges and universities and gain insights into college hazing culture.

The facts about hazing: This helpful webpage from StopHazing defines hazing and illustrates how hazing occurs across a spectrum of behaviors, from intimidation to harassment to violence.

Understanding hazing: This comprehensive website by Wake Forest University provides parents and students with information to identify the warning signs of hazing and how to talk about and report it.