Each of the resources below shares valuable information related to hazing prevention. Please browse through them and feel free to share with others. Let’s all work together to put an end to hazing. One person can save a life!
Medical Amnesty – also known as the 911 Lifeline or 911 Good Samaritan Law in some states – is a state-wide law which grants intoxicated minors a limited legal immunity when they seek help for themselves or another individual who is in need of immediate medical attention.
The Gordie Center
The Gordie Center is dedicated to sharing Gordie Bailey’s story to prevent future hazing-related alcohol overdose deaths. The Gordie Center empowers students to transform their campus and community cultures through peer education and bystander intervention using our evidence-informed, student-tested resources.
HazingPreventionNetwork.Org™ is a national organization dedicated to empowering people to prevent hazing, by providing education and resources, advocating on hazing prevention, and building partnerships with others. Take the Hazing Prevention Pledge today.
The mission of StopHazing is to promote safe school, campus and organizational climates through research, information sharing and the development of data-driven strategies for hazing prevention.
The Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research is dedicated to transformative change and saving lives! The research-driven approach targets the underlying factors of hazing while promoting healthier fraternities, sororities, student organizations, and athletic programs to build safer and stronger campus communities.
The Max Gruver Foundation is a non-profit organization working to end hazing on college campuses. Max Gruver was a student at LSU when he died from hazing-related activities just 29 days into his freshman year.