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Hazing and rape culture are more connected than we think
When the abuse of power makes national headlines, we respond by assigning the incident a category: Hazing. Sexual assault. Harassment. Bullying. Abuse. We name the behavior, identify the policy that may have been violated, and ask how to prevent it from happening again. Those questions matter. But they are not enough. The work of prevention… Continue reading »
Beyond the ASR: Putting Hazing Prevention Into Practice
When we talk about hazing prevention, it is easy to focus on what happens after an incident: reporting, accountability, response, and support for those impacted. These efforts are essential, and they are only part of comprehensive prevention. October 1 marks the release of college and university annual security reports, and the first time hazing statistics… Continue reading »