Hazing Basics
What is hazing?
Activities that harm, pressure, or humiliate someone to join or stay in a group.
Hazing only happens in fraternities and sororities. True or False?
false
Besides greek life, could hazing happen within sports teams, dance groups,etc
yes hazing can happen in any type of group
Can you say no to an activity you are uncomfortable with?
Yes, you have the right to set boundaries.
What is the main goal of hazing prevention?
Keeping people safe and preventing harm.
Where can hazing happen?
Schools, sports teams, clubs, and organizations.
Hazing is okay if it is a long-standing tradition. True or False?
false
A sports team makes new players complete humiliating tasks. What could this be?
hazing
Who can you tell if you experience hazing?
A trusted person, school official, or appropriate reporting resource.
Name one way to build strong group relationships without hazing.
Teamwork, service, positive activities, keeping strong bonds, etc
Does hazing have to be physical?
No, it can also be emotional, verbal, or psychological.
Hazing can happen online. True or False?
ex: social media/internet
true
A club requires new members to perform embarrassing acts to belong. Is this acceptable?
No, it's Hazing
What is bystander intervention?
Safely taking action when someone may be in danger.
Why is education important in hazing prevention?
It helps people recognize hazing and prevent it.
Who can experience hazing?
A person must be physically forced for an activity to count as hazing. True or False?
false
Can hazing happen in schools or youth organizations?
Yes
Why is it important to report hazing?
To help prevent further harm and protect others.
What should a group do if a tradition puts people at risk?
Stop the activity and prioritize safety.
Name one possible effect of hazing.
Injury, stress, fear, or trauma.
Hazing can happen to someone even if they are already a member of the group.
true
Why can group traditions become harmful?
They can pressure people to accept unsafe or humiliating behavior.
True or False: You can help someone experiencing hazing without putting yourself in danger.
True. You can get help, report the concern, or safely support the person.
Name two ways to create a hazing-free environment.
Set clear rules and encourage people to speak up.