At the CMA’s House of Delegates, we decided to show the Alliance at work. Extra special thanks goes to Debbi Ricks for collecting the photos, writing the script and to Mikhail Chernyavsky part of CMA’s Communications and Marketing team for putting the following video together. We hope you will enjoy the presentation and will join [...]
THE #1 KILLER OF TEENS ARE TEEN DRIVERS!
JourneySafe is an outreach program established by Dr. David & Donna Sabet, parents of Jill Sabet. Jill and her boyfriend, Jonathan Schulte (photo) were two remarkable teens who lost their lives May 26, 2005 in a senseless single vehicle automobile crash. They were passengers in a friend’s [...]
Los Angeles, Santa Clara, and Sonoma Counties have awareness campaigns against
child neglect with the consequences of leaving children unattended in vehicles during hot summer months. One of the projects is “Not Even for A Minute” Campaign which highlights health risks and criminal consequences. [...]
“Every time the industry releases another movie that depicts smoking, [...]
“Stroke Happens…Every minute Counts! is a 2009-10 health project of the FMMSA. “Stroke kills twice as many women as breast cancer” was the shocking statistic Alliance members heard in 2008 when a local neurologist
“ICE” – IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
There are over 215 million cell phone users in the United States today. Industry experts expect over 300 million users by 2010. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2006 that 1,600,000 emergency room patients could not provide contact information because they were incapacitated. So many individuals, including teenagers, leave the [...]
An important part of the CMAA is supporting the County Alliances with health programs that benefit their local communities. In addition, the CMAA develops and promotes health projects on a statewide level.
On January 12, 2010 at the Winter Board meeting, the CMAA Board of Directors approved JourneySafe program and the “ICE YOUR PHONE” campaign to be statewide health/safety projects. [...]
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