CSN eNewsletter
June 19, 2020
Note from Our Director
Dear Partners,

The Children’s Safety Network, in collaboration with the Children’s Safety Now Alliance – the national partnership of injury prevention leaders and experts from national organizations, federal agencies, state health departments, hospitals, and universities - drives action toward health equity for all infants, children, and adolescents. Addressing racism is a key component of this work. Injury and violence prevention leaders and practitioners are uniting to raise awareness, develop and share resources, and ensure the health and safety of our children.  

Throughout this newsletter, please refer to the highlighted resources to address health equity and combat the impact of systemic racism on child and adolescent health.

Sincerely,
Jennifer Leonardo, PhD
Children’s Safety Network Director
New Children’s Safety Now Alliance Resource: Framework for Quality Improvement and Innovation in Child Safety: A Guide to Implementing Injury and Violence Prevention Strategies and Programs
Injuries and violence are leading causes of morbidity and mortality among U.S. children and adolescents. These injuries are preventable. The Children's Safety Now Alliance developed a resource guide, " Framework for Quality Improvement and Innovation in Child Safety: A Guide to Implementing Injury and Violence Prevention Strategies and Programs,” that draws on deep experience working with Title V agencies to achieve results in child safety.  
 
The Children's Safety Network and the Children's Safety Now Alliance, representing injury prevention leaders and experts from national organizations, federal agencies, state health departments, hospitals, and universities, provide training and technical assistance to all Title V agencies for the reduction of injuries and violence among children and adolescents.
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