CSN Communities
The Children’s Safety Network (CSN) is pleased to introduce CSN Communities (http://csncommunities.ning.com). CSN Communities is a social network site that was created to offer state and territorial Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and Injury and Violence Prevention (IVP) staff a forum to connect and collaborate with others in the field. Our goal is to provide an online medium for support and to increase awareness about the importance of injury and violence prevention. We hope that you will visit CSN Communities and engage in an ongoing dialogue about your work.
CSN respects your privacy. For this reason, only the home page may be viewed by all visitors to our website. To access additional pages and contribute, you will need to sign up by creating an account. To sign up, simply click on the “Sign Up” link located at the top right hand corner. Once you have created an account, you will be able to take advantage of the different resources offered throughout the site.
Please visit CSN Communities at http://csncommunities.ning.com to follow our new discussion on Distracted Driving.
Distracted Driving
CSN is interested in compiling examples of promising strategies that states are implementing to prevent teen distracted driving. Do you have examples of successful programs or initiatives that you would like to share?
For more information about teen distracted driving, see the attached research report, Driving: Through the Eyes of Teens, by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and State Farm.
We look forward to fostering and facilitating ongoing dialogue and sharing resources regarding injury and violence prevention. CSN is confident that you will find this new resource helpful and insightful.
Comments and Suggestions
CSN welcomes all of your comments and suggestions. Please take the next 5-10 minutes to let us know what new resources and information you would like us to include on CSN Communities by answering three short questions.
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Sincerely,
Children’s Safety Network