Catch Up on Demand

This is the place where CPS state coordinators can catch up on news and learn about ideas shared during meetings with members of the National Child Passenger Safety Board. Watch video recordings of these meetings and make plans to join us in the future. You’ve heard it said: Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. Our vision — like yours — is to save lives and prevent injuries by promoting child passenger safety through education, mentorship, engagement and innovation.


October 2023

CPS Curriculum Updates: Reaching Diverse Audiences – Tammy Franks (National Safety Council) shares information about reaching diverse audiences with Child Passenger Safety trainings. Claudia Summers (National Safety Council) then introduces Safety Connection as another way to reach diverse populations and underserved communities.

National Child Passenger Safety Board Community Engagement Representative Mandi Seethaler serves as moderator for the session.

September 2023

What a Difference a Year Makes! National Digital Car Seat Check Form Updates and Current Trends: Jennifer Booge (National Safety Council) and Adele Polson (Westat) share the latest information on the National Digital Car Seat Check Form, analyze current national child passenger safety trends and point to free data resources available to users of the NDCF.

National Child Passenger Safety Board Community Engagement Representative Mandi Seethaler serves as moderator for the session.

July 2023

How You Do the Things You Do – CPS Week: Laura Dunn (NHTSA), Daniella Brown (UPPAbaby), Julie Brewer (CPS coordinator, Tennessee) and Aubrey Klick (CPS coordinator, Delaware) are featured here as panelists. The four discuss ideas for activities and free resources to use during National Child Passenger Safety Week Sept. 17-23.

Amanda Jackson of NHTSA Region IV and the National Child Passenger Safety Board serves as moderator for the session.

Recordings of Previous Meetings


The Full Playlist

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