Prof. Nic Ward, Jay Otto M.S., Dr. Kari Finley, and Prof. William Schell with the Center for Health and Safety Culture at Montana State University have published an article in…
VIEW FULL NEWSLETTER Inside this issue: From the Director Upcoming Webinars Summary of Dating Violence Survey What is the Positive Culture Framework? Annual Training – Space is Limited! Where We…
A new published article (Testing three pathways to substance use and delinquency among low-income African American adolescents) by Phillip L. Marotta and Dexter R. Voisin cites a publication the Center…
SAN FRANCISCO,CA (PRWEB) MARCH 16, 2017 Futures Without Violence (FUTURES) announced today that it is leading a five-year effort to research, analyze, and identify best practices for improving how child…
VIEW FULL NEWSLETTER Inside this issue: From the Director Upcoming Webinars Traffic Safety Citizenship Summary of Dating Violence Survey Center Annual Training Registration Open Recent Publications Who We Are Where…
Final Report The Center for Health and Safety Culture completed a research project with the Transportation Pooled Fund on Traffic Safety Culture. The purpose of this research project was to…
Many traffic safety agencies are now adopting a vision of zero fatalities. To achieve this goal, it will require securing more resources, establishing new partnerships, and implementing innovative strategies. Such…
Final Report The Center for Health and Safety Culture completed a research project with the Transportation Pooled Fund on Traffic Safety Culture. The purpose of this research project was to…
“Improving transportation-system safety is an important national goal pursued by government transportation agencies and others. New technology and regulatory action can contribute to reducing transportation fatalities, injuries, and property damage,…
The Center, in partnership with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, the Children’s Bureau, Futures Without Violence, The Center for the Study of Social Policy, and the…