Hazelwood can strike anywhere

For 25 years, Hazelwood has been spreading. It doesn't just hurt journalists — anyone can be infected. It afflicts artists, musicians, actors — even graduation speakers.

What are the symptoms?

Symptoms include an inability to speak freely. In some cases, victims are paralyzed by intimidation. →

Hazelwood is highly contagious

Hazelwood started with high school kids, but it hasn't stopped there. Once a school is infected, it goes viral.  →

Get tested for Hazelwood

Find out if you are at risk for Hazelwood. Ask to see the district and school-level policies that affect student free speech. →

Stop Hazelwood from spreading

Help protect others from Hazelwood. Raise awareness, and make sure your state has an anti-Hazelwood law. →

“No one is immune to Hazelwood, and its symptoms can attack without a moment’s notice. Make sure you and your friends are protected against Hazelwood – before it’s too late.”
— Dr. Adam Maksl		 Wear the official
CURE HAZELWOOD
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how it's affected you.
© 2012 The Student Press Law Center