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PREVENT IT.

As members of the Volunteer community, we must all work together to end hazing.Icon of speech bubbles

Be proactive in preventing hazing

  1. Know the rules
  2. Clarify expectations of membership
    • Members should be clear and transparent with new members about what they will encounter when they join the group.
  3. Hold yourself and your peers accountable
  4. When planning activities, consider:
    • What are the potential outcomes?
    • How does this activity align with the core values of the group?
    • What do you want members to gain from the experience?
    • What do you want your organizational culture to be? What you permit, you promote. The culture of any organization is shaped by the worst behavior leaders are willing to tolerate.
  5. Provide alternative activities for bonding

Paintball

Laser Tag

Escape Room

Rock Climbing

Extreme Air Sports

Attend a Sporting Event

Outdoor Activities

Roller Skating

Disc Golf

Haunted House (Seasonal)

Play a Sport Together (New Members and Members on One Team)

Group Fitness Classes

Dance Classes

Bowling

Gravity Ropes

Ice Skating

Market Square Events

Host a First Aid Course

Host a Cooking Class

Host a Life Skills Workshop

  • How to Change a Tire
  • How to Change Your Oil
  • Self-Defense

Host Dinner for New Members

  • Have each class host a dinner for new members
  • Discuss “what I wish I knew then, that I know now” with real advice

Host a Personality Inventory Workshop Utilizing Myers-Briggs, Strengths Quest, or Similar Personality Style Test to Better Understand Similarities and Differences of Members

White Water Rafting

Outdoor Activities

Sky Diving/Hang Gliding

Go Karting

Escape Room

 Boat Tours

Disc Golf

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Addressing hazing prevention with your group or student organization can feel overwhelming. Let our hazing prevention facilitators lead the way! This training is an interactive, scenario-based program tailored to fit the needs of various audiences. It is flexible in length and covers what constitutes hazing, how to notice signs of hazing, and how to respond.

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You can request a resource card for yourself or request a copy for everyone in your group.

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