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Timeline of the Safe States Alliance (formerly STIPDA) &

Other Milestones in Injury and Violence Prevention 1978 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, a grassroots organization is organized and becomes the voice of the battered women’s movement on the national level.

1984 Passage of the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act through grassroots lobbying efforts earmarks Federal funding for programs serving domestic violence victims. 1985 U.S. Surgeon General issues report identifying domestic violence as a major health problem.


Injury in America Report released by the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Science pilot program started for coordinated injury control at CDC (based on recommendation from IOM report). 1987

CDC begins funding Injury Control Research Centers (ICRCs) throughout the United States to study ways to prevent injuries and disabilities. 1989

Injury Control Report released by the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Science Congress passes Injury Control Act – authorizing permanent program at CDC and providing direct appropriation. 1992

The National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is elevated from Division of Injury Epidemiology & Control. 1993 State and Territorial Injury Prevention Directors Association (STIPDA) is formed during Second World Congress on Injury Prevention and Control.

The Secretary's Advisory Committee for Injury Prevention and Control publishes "Injury Control in the 1990s: A National Plan for Action."


STIPDA holds 1st Annual Meeting

First STIPDA President

Ellen Schmidt

1993-1995 1994

President Clinton signs the Violence Against Women Act as part of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.


The Act provides $156 million in State grants to bolster local law enforcement, prosecution, and victims’ services to better address violence against women.

Violence Against Women Workgroup

(2005)

STIPDA President

Jeff Simon 1995-1996

1997

STIPDA hires first Executive Director. STIPDA releases SAFE STATES outlining core components of state injury programs and phases of development.


STIPDA President

Sue Mallonee 1996-1997

STIPDA President

Carl Spurlock 1998-1999

1999

STIPDA releases Consensus Recommendations for Injury Surveillance in State Health Departments. 2000

CDC funds 24 states to develop injury surveillance and prevention programs.


STIPDA formally associates with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO). STIPDA conducts first State Technical Assessment Team (STAT) visit.

STAT Visits 2000: Kansas, New Mexico, Michigan 2001 The Violence Against Women Act of 2000 shifts responsibility within CDC and taps its injury program to lead the Rape Prevention and Education Grant Program.

First annual report "State Injury Indicators Report" is published in partnership with The State and Territorial Injury Prevention Directors Association and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists.

STAT Visits 2001: North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Utah

Oklahoma STAT visit


STIPDA President

Mark Johnson

2000-2002 2002 STIPDA releases Consensus Recommendations for Using Hospital Discharge Data for Injury Surveillance.

STAT Visits 2002: Maine, Nebraska, New Hampshire

Mark Johnson, Sue Binder and Alex Kelter

(2003)


2003

STIPDA releases an update to the SAFE STATES document.

STIPDA and NAICRC Annual Meeting 2003

National Training Initiative (NTI)

STAT Visits 2003: Alaska, District of Columbia, Hawaii, North Carolina


Hawaii STAT Visit

STIPDA President

Alex Kelter 2003-2005


2004

The STIPDA Exchange – an online community designed to facilitate networking, relationship building, and information exchange between all STIPDA members – is launched.

STAT Visits 2004: Arizona, Georgia, Rhode Island

STIPDA Annual Meeting 2004 Park City, Utah


2005

STIPDA, along with the Society for the Advancement of Violence and Injury Research (SAVIR), define Core Competencies for Injury & Violence Prevention.

STIPDA President

Trisha Keller

2005-2006

STIPDA Annual Meeting 2005, Washington, DC


Injury Prevention Champion Award Presented to

Senator Tom Harkin (IA) 2005

STAT Visits 2005: California, Florida, Illinois, Missouri and Pennsylvania

Florida STAT Visit


2006

STIPDA releases the 2005 State of the States Survey: Highlights Report presenting major findings from STIPDA’s inaugural assessment of capacity among state injury and violence prevention programs in the U.S.

Teen Driving Roundtable, Atlanta, GA, 2006

STIPDA Annual Meeting Saratoga Springs, NY 2006

STIPDA releases Consensus Recommendations for Surveillance of Falls and Fall-Related Injuries.


STAT Visits 2006: Idaho, Maryland and New Jersey

STIPDA President

Susan Hardman 2006-2007

2007

STIPDA releases update to Consensus Recommendations for Injury Surveillance in State Health Departments.


STIPDA holds first Senate Briefing on Preventing Falls Among Older Adults.

STAT Visit 2007: Iowa

2008

STIPDA invited to testify before Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on successes and challenges in preventing childhood injury over the last 20 years. Bylaws change passed that allows all STIPDA members to vote on organizational matters.


Joint Annual Meeting of STIPDA and CDC Core State Injury Grantees

Oklahoma City, OK 2008

STIPDA releases Preventing Youth Suicide in Rural America: Recommendations to States. STIPDA approves 1st Policy Agenda.

STAT Visits 2008: Montana, New Hampshire and Texas

STIPDA President

Shelli Stephens Stidham

2008-2009


STIPDA’s First President, Ellen Schmidt and President-Elect 2009, Linda Scarpetta

2009

2009 Joint Annual Meeting of STIPDA and CDC Core State Injury Grantees, National Harbor, MD


STIPDA and NHTSA hold joint Smart Growth and Injury Prevention Roundtable. STIPDA releases: White Paper: "Injury & Violence Prevention are Essential to U.S. Health Reform" (June 2009) STIPDA releases: Issue Brief: "Effective Transportation Policies Require Injury Prevention Strategies" (September 2009) STIPDA’s members approve two new resolutions regarding Bullying Prevention and Core Injury Program Funding. STIPDA brings national attention to the most innovative programs and activities in injury and violence prevention by launching the Innovative Initiatives program. The STIPDA Exchange is enhanced and expanded. STIPDA presents the Injury Prevention Champion Award, an award that recognizes an individual who has provided national leadership, support, and contributions to the field of injury and violence prevention to the Honorable Barbara Mikulski (D – MD).

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STAT Visits 2009: Wisconsin

2010 By a majority full membership vote, STIPDA changes its name to the Safe States Alliance and adapts a new mission statement.

The Safe States Alliance is a national non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to serve as the national voice in support of state and local injury and violence prevention professionals engaged in building a safer, healthier America.


Safe States President

Linda Scarpetta

2010-2011

2010 Joint Annual Meeting of the Safe States Alliance and CDC Core I & II State Injury Grantees, Ann Arbor, MI

2010 Safe States Annual Report

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STAT Visits 2010: Indiana, Wyoming and Tennessee

Tennessee

Indiana


2011

2011 Joint Annual Meeting of the Safe States Alliance, SAVIR & CDC Core I & II State Injury Grantees Iowa City, IA


STAT Visits 2011: West Virginia, Arkansas

Arkansas

West Virginia


2012-2013 Safe States President Lori Haskett

Lori Haskett 2012 -2013

2011 Safe States Annual Report

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2012 Joint Annual Meeting of the Safe States Alliance and CDC Core Violence and Injury Prevention Program

Atlanta, GA


STAT Visit 2012: Vermont

2013 President-Elect Carol Thornton

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