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SKD 2015 press release

SHARON STONE, DREW BARRYMORE, MARK WAHLBERG, GWEN STEFANI, TYLER PERRY, NICOLE RICHIE, MALIN AKERMAN, AND MORE SUPPORT SAFE KIDS DAY 2015

180 Events Celebrate Kids, Prevent Injuries and Save Lives

medicine safety press release 2015

Toddlers and Teens are Most At-Risk Children for Medicine Poisonings

New report reveals 1 and 2 year olds account for 53 percent of medicine-related calls to poison centers.15-19 year olds are 6-times more likely to have serious outcomes.

home safety research report 2015

New Research Reveals Parents Unaware of Hazards in the Home

Safe Kids Worldwide study shows families can do more to protect their children.

TV Safety Day

Get Ready for the Big Game: Secure TVs and Recycle Heavier, Box-Style TVs to Keep Kids Safe from TV Tip-Overs

Safe Kids Worldwide and CEA Mark January 31 as National TV Safety Day

Nationwide

Nationwide Launches Make Safe Happen to Reduce No. 1 Cause of Death Among Children

Nationwide Launches 'Make Safe Happen' to Reduce No. 1 Cause of Death Among Children

road safety summit press release

U.S. SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION ANTHONY FOXX, ZOLEKA MANDELA, MICHELLE YEOH JOIN SAFETY ADVOCATES FROM 30 COUNTRIES TO PROMOTE GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY FOR CHILDREN

New #SaveKidsLives campaign launched to build awareness, highlight the plight of children, and generate worldwide action.
WHO Global Report on Drowning

World Health Organization Highlights Devastating Global Impact of Drowning

The global drowning report released today by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 372,000 lives are lost each year to drowning. Safe Kids Worldwide has joined the worldwide effort to focus more attention on this global health epidemic.
Halloween safety press release

Halloween Night Should Be Fun, Not Dangerous for Children

Children are twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day

New Research Finds 40 Percent of Teens Say They Have Been Hit or Nearly Hit While Walking

New Research Finds 40 Percent of Teens Say They Have Been Hit or Nearly Hit While Walking

Every hour of every day, a teen pedestrian is killed or injured in the U.S.

booster seat press release

NEW STUDY REVEALS 9 OUT OF 10 PARENTS MOVE THEIR CHILD FROM BOOSTER SEAT TO SEAT BELT BEFORE THEIR CHILD IS BIG ENOUGH

Booster seats can reduce the risk of serious injury by 45 percent compared to seat belts alone.

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