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Three children pose for a photo as wear helmets and protective gear for wheeled sports.

Nearly 50 Children Visit Emergency Departments Every Hour Due to Injuries on Bikes, Scooters, Skates and Skateboards (Infographic)

40 Percent of Parents Say Children Don’t Always Wear Helmets While Riding

CELEBRATING safe kids Day 2017 ACROSS THE U.S.

Image of 4 Buses Equaling Amount of Child Sent to ER Daily For Medication/Poisoning Injury

Convenience Over Caution Sends About 4 Busloads of Children to ER Daily for Medicine Poisonings

New Safe Kids Worldwide Research Uncovers Unsafe Practices and Shows Parents How to Protect Kids

Launch of Safe Kids Malaysia

Safe Kids Malaysia, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Safe Kids Worldwide and Honeywell Launch Program to Educate Children about Fire and Burn Safety

Safe Kids at Home: Fire and Burn Prevention Program will reach more than 6,000 children in Kuala Lumpur

Penni Robertson is America’s Favorite Crossing Guard

Penni Robertson, ‘A Shining Light for Children’, Named America’s Favorite Crossing Guard

As School Zones Become Less Safe for Student Pedestrians, Recognition Highlights Vital Contributions Crossing Guards Mak

The New Celebrity Apprentice with Boy George & Safe Kids

Boy George Selects Safe Kids Worldwide as his Charity on “The New Celebrity Apprentice” Premiering January 2 on NBC

Washington, D.C. –  Boy George, Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and lead vocalist for the pop band Culture Club, wil

Pedestrian Press Release

New Research Uncovers Alarming Dangers in School Zones [Infographic]

 Safe Kids Worldwide Calls on Communities to Take Action to Protect Kids on the Move

the Ultimate Car Seat Guide

Every 33 Seconds, a Child is Involved in a Car Crash

New Help for Parents to Protect Kids on the Move: The Ultimate Car Seat Guide

 

Water Safety Press Release

Almost 800 Kids Drown Each Year; More than Half are Under Age 5

New Research Reveals Persistent Misconceptions are Giving Families a False Sense of Security

 

New Research Confirms Parents, Laws Can Make a Difference in Reducing Teens’ Risky Driving Behavior

Lifesaving Change Possible with Stronger State Teen GDL Licensing Laws

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