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Anthony Green

Director, Public Policy

“Almost everyone has a lobbyist — but not kids — and if I could fulfill that role as their advocate to make them safe, wow, what a great job.”

Tony Green started his career as an award-winning reporter for a magazine, and has been involved in public service most of his career. A non-practicing, in-recovery attorney, he has worked in senior roles in the Congress, at the U.S. Embassy in Rome and as a “founding father” of the National Constitution Center on Philadelphia’s Independence Mall.


Blogs by Tony

Albert Einstein once said that “doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results” is not consistent with good mental health. But here we are eight days before the fiscal cliff kicks in, just as we sat on the cliff on New Year’s Day.

A car crash happens so quickly, but the pain can last forever, especially when it’s the pain of losing a child.

This week, Safe Kids Worldwide weighed in on an important issue concerning children. And we brought 62 of our closest friends with us.

We held a bipartisan event on September 20 to educate Senators, Members of Congress, and their staff about the risks that kids face and the challenges parents have in preventing unintentional injury, the #1 killer of kids in America.

Keeping informed of the latest product recalls is one important way you can keep your children safe from harmful products. Safe Kids shares tips on how you can stay informed.

Football helmets are getting safer, and Safe Kids is helping make sure kids are getting the right gear.

Safe Kids released a report that outlines what would happen to children if dramatic spending cuts take place. This blog was co-authored by Kate Carr, President and CEO, Safe Kids Worldwide.