Hazing Prevention
Many institutions are already doing the right things: policies, training, and conduct processes are all in place, yet hazing still happens. Others have that same solid foundation and no immediate crisis forcing the issue, but no real organizing idea for why they're doing what they're doing, or whether it's actually working together. Both point to the same underlying gap: activity without a coherent plan behind it.
RISE's hazing prevention work is built differently. Instead of a survey, a checklist, or a generic training series, we provide institution-specific analysis: a clear picture of what's actually driving hazing in your specific community, not a generalized one.
RISE is the Hazing Prevention Network's preferred consulting partner.
Our Hazing Prevention Services
Hazing Prevention Diagnostic — An institution-specific organizational analysis identifying what's actually driving hazing in your community.
Task Force Training and Coaching — Build your prevention team's shared understanding and capacity to translate findings into coordinated action.
Strategic Advising — Ongoing quarterly partnership that keeps prevention work coherent and on track after the diagnostic.
THRIVE — A chapter-level rehabilitation workshop for organizations working to rebuild after a hazing incident.
Upcoming Webinar: Precision Hazing Prevention
Precision Hazing Prevention
Addressing the contributing factors specific to your institution
Tuesday, July 28
2:00 pm EDT
Whether you're building on solid prevention work or feeling stuck despite doing everything right, precision starts with knowing which factors are actually at play on your campus. This session examines why default prevention efforts tend to address the average problem instead of yours, how that problem shows up differently from one institution to the next, and what becomes possible once you can see your own contributing factors clearly.
Learning Objectives:
Explain how default prevention efforts miss the mark, even with good practices in place
Compare how prevention gaps vary by institution and organization
Apply a systems lens to identify misalignments within their own institution
Start the Conversation
Take a few moments to tell us about the hazing prevention work you're considering, and we'll reply with a few recommendations about how to get started.
