Center Involved in Recently Published Book on Traffic Safety Culture
Traffic Safety Culture: Definition, Foundation, and Application The Center for Health and Safety Culture is involved in the publication of a newly edited book called, “Traffic Safety Culture: Definition, Foundation, and Application.” The editors include Dr. Nic Ward, Dr. Barry Watson, and Dr. Katie Fleming-Vogl. Center staff and affiliated Montana State University faculty involved in various chapters throughout the book include Jay Otto, M.S., Dr. Kari Finley, Kelly Green, […]
Read MoreBrief Spotlight Videos
Online Resources to Grow Your Skills and Build Your Capacity Sharing what we have learned with individuals seeking to improve health and safety is very important to us. Training and ongoing guidance are critical components of our Center’s efforts. The following Spotlight videos provide brief training to individuals seeking to make a difference. In […]
Read MoreDr. Nic Ward Presenting at Safe Systems Summit
Dr. Nic Ward will present at the 2019 Safe Systems Summit in Durham, North Carolina, an event focusing on transportation safety and public health. Dr. Ward will present during a session titled, “Setting the Scene for Promoting Shared Safety Goals,” on April 24th from 10:00 – 11:15am (EDT). Session attendees will learn how to identify […]
Read MoreTraffic Safety Culture: Review of Phase 1 Accomplishments and an Invitation to Join Phase 2 of this Pooled Fund Program
Upcoming Webinar! Thursday, May 9, 2019 at 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (MDT) Growing “traffic safety culture” has been identified as a core strategy by the USDOT Safety Council, FHWA’s Joint Safety Strategic Plan, the National Towards Zero Deaths (TZD) Safety buy soma online Initiative, and the Road to Zero Coalition. Growing a positive […]
Read MoreJay Otto Hosting Workshop at NACE 2019 Annual Meeting
At the NACE 2019 Annual Meeting in Wichita, Kansas, Jay Otto will host a skill building, interactive workshop on, “Changing Traffic Safety Culture.” Growing positive traffic safety culture within organizations and communities has the potential to significantly improve traffic safety in rural America. During Jay’s workshop, attendees will participate in two modules about safety […]
Read MoreDr. Nic Ward Presenting at EU Safety Conference in October
Center Director, Dr. Nic Ward, will be a keynote speaker at the EU Safety Conference in Luxembourg in October 2019. The conference, organized by EuroSafe and the Luxembourg Institute of Health, will cover a wide range of topics related to injury prevention and safety promotion, such as road safety and safety at work. The conference […]
Read MoreAnnmarie McMahill Presenting on Social and Emotional Competencies at 2019 Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect Conference
Center Manager and Research Scientist, Annmarie McMahill, M.S., will present at the 2019 Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect Conference in Helena, MT. Annmarie’s session is at 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM and again at 10:15 AM – 11:45 AM on April 17, 2019. Extensive research has shown that developing the social and emotional skills […]
Read More2019 Positive Culture Training Framework Registration is Open!
A Foundation for Cultural Transformation | September 24-26, 2019 | Nashville, TN The Positive Culture Framework Training will provide a foundation for those seeking to improve health and safety. Attendees will: Learn how culture influences behavior Develop and refine skills in three critical areas: leadership, communication, and the integration of effective strategies Gain specific next steps for transforming […]
Read MoreFebruary 2019 Newsletter
Learn more about the Center for Health and Safety Culture’s ParentingMontana.org project and more about what’s happening this quarter: ParentingMontana.org: Tools for Your Child’s Success Staff Spotlight: Jay Otto Continuation of Transportation Pooled Fund Program Upcoming Webinar Traffic Safety Culture and Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis and Alcohol in Washington State Save the […]
Read MoreMSU develops unique set of resources for Montana parents
MSU News Service FEBRUARY 15, 2019 BOZEMAN — When Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services staff members wanted to advance their efforts to curb underage drinking, they knew that parents are the No. 1 influence on whether youth engage in risky behaviors. And they knew they wanted to bring in new expertise […]
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