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Your gift to the Center for Injury Research & Policy will make a difference in the future of injury prevention and control in the U.S. and globally.

Your gift will help to:

  • sponsor student scholarships to ensure that we can attract the most talented students to become the next generation of injury control researchers and practitioners
  • support  faculty research on issues of child safety, health disparities, older adults and many other areas of inquiry
  • enhance community service programs such as our Children’s Safety Centers and Mobile Safety Center
  • provide support services for trauma survivors
  • make car seats and safety products available to low-income families and all who need them

To make your gift today in support of the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research & Policy, please visit our secure Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Make a Gift website. On this page, you may indicate that  your contribution should go toward the support of  the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research & Policy

There are many additional giving opportunities that can be tailored to address your priorities in injury prevention and control. If you have any questions about making a gift, please call the Bloomberg School's Office of External Affairs to speak with a development officer (410- 955-5194).

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Engineering Safety

An experienced whitewater kayaker, Isaac Ludwig had made 10 trips down the Narrows of the Green rapids in North Carolina. His eleventh trip on April 1, 2007, was nearly his last.

When he got to the Gorilla, a 15-foot waterfall that lands on a shallow rock shelf, things started to go terribly wrong. He’s convinced that his WRSI helmet -- the result of a collaboration between the Center and other partners -- saved him in a harrowing fall in which he hit his head on a rock.  

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