The Child Safety Learning Collaborative (CSLC) brings together state and jurisdiction injury and violence prevention and maternal and child health practitioners from across the nation to improve child safety among 0–19-year-olds. Participants collaborate to achieve the goal of reducing fatal and serious injuries among infants, children, and adolescents.
Participation offers the opportunity to:
- Join a national network of peers who will share resources and lessons learned
- Participate in ongoing trainings, and receive personalized coaching and technical assistance from nationally renowned content experts
- Build a sustainable child safety system of improvement in your state/jurisdiction
The second cohort of the CSLC will run May 2025-October 2026 and will address the following topic areas:
- Bullying Prevention
- Drowning Prevention
- Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety
- Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention
- Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention
Applicants must be representatives of a Title V state or jurisdiction agency. Applications will be available on the CSN website and open February-April 2025. See below for information in the Upcoming Events to register for informational webinars held throughout the application period. Learn more about the CSLC here, and visit the CSN website for more information.
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