NSC Initiatives
One in four Americans has been directly impacted by the opioid crisis, but 40% still do not consider it a threat to their family, according to NSC poll results. NSC created videos and a memorial exhibit honoring the 22,000 individuals who lost their lives to these drugs in 2015 alone.
This award-winning program reached a record 2.5 billion impressions, and engaged Congress, corporate donors, more than 30 partners and even the White House. More than 21,000 Americans were galvanized into action, participating in events, talking about the issue and using take-back envelopes to safely dispose of their unused prescriptions.
NSC is educating the public on how to best interact with vehicle safety features with MyCarDoesWhat.org.
NSC research shows losing two hours of sleep causes similar effects as having three beers. Learn more.
The NSC State of Safety report found no state goes far enough to protect residents from the leading causes of preventable death and injuries.
Road to Zero Coalition, managed by NSC, released a comprehensive strategy to end roadway deaths in the U.S. by 2050.
More people die from drug overdoses than vehicle crashes. Find out what NSC is doing to combat this epidemic.
Getting a license starts a dangerous time for teens. Learn what NSC is doing to help parents and their children.
NSC estimates cell phone use is involved in 26 percent of all car crashes. Learn more about our distracted driving initiative.
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