Safe Kids Week Webinar - Free PD

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Join us for a special Safe Kids Week webinar, where we’ll explore some practical steps we can take to ensure that kids are kept safe on the roads where they live, learn and play.

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

Parachute Safe Kids Week is an annual awareness campaign designed to make people aware of preventable injuries to children. This year’s campaign focuses on #SafeSpeedsForKids.

Join us on June 2 from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm to learn more about what we as parents, caregivers and community members can do to advocate for safer roads for children and all road users. Patti Stark and Kristy Demarais from the Injury Prevention Centre will share some practical steps we can take to ensure that kids are kept safe on the roads where they live, learn and play.

FAQ

Will there be a certificate?

Yes! A certificate will be available for those who attend the session live. Keep an eye on the chat for the link to the feedback survey. Once it is filled out a certificate will be automatically emailed to you within one week.

Will there be a replay available?

Yes! ADSN members will be able to catch the replay in the Courses section of our online portal.

Does this session qualify for time release funding?

Meet the presenter

Injury Prevention Center

Community Mobilization

The Injury Prevention Centre (IPC) has been the leader in injury prevention in Alberta for almost 30 years. Working in partnership with organizations, communities, and individuals, we initiate and implement evidence-informed initiatives, programs, and advocacy efforts.

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