Welcome to the hazing prevention news and blog site!
News, updates, and blogs are crucial for building trust and transparency with our community and stakeholders on hazing prevention and response. We plan to provide updates, news, and blog posts throughout the month and encourage you to visit this webpage for the most up-to-date information about our program. If you have anything you would like us to consider posting or to serve as a guest writer, contact us at nohazing@uw.edu.
Available Now: A New Hazing Prevention Toolkit
The UW Hazing Prevention and Response Program is excited to announce the release of a new University of Washington Hazing Prevention Toolkit, available now on the Guides & Toolkits section of the Hazing Prevention website. This toolkit was developed specifically with the UW community in mind, with the latest information and resources students, parents and…
Welcoming a new academic year with bolstered hazing prevention efforts
As students begin a new year at the University of Washington, they enter an institution with abundant opportunities for connection and an increasing culture of support for hazing prevention efforts. To support students in building community in ways that support, uplift, and empower them, the Hazing Prevention and Response Program is making a number of…
Connecting with students through social media
A core goal of the Hazing Prevention and Response Program is meeting students where they’re at to encourage healthy behaviors and awareness of hazing. In 2026, that means reaching students through channels of communication most engaging and accessible to them, including social media. At the start of 2026, the Hazing Prevention and Response Program launched…
Continuing our shared commitment to student safety
Dear UW Colleagues, The University of Washington is committed to fostering a welcoming, inclusive and supportive community where every Husky has the opportunity to belong and succeed. Hazing undermines these values, harms our community, and can have lasting negative impacts on both individuals and organizations. Preventing hazing requires a shared commitment to working together to…