Corporate and community partners

Safety Behind the Wheel Foundation gratefully recognizes the corporate sponsors and community partners whose support helps advance our traffic safety education, recovery resources, TBI related awareness and research initiatives.

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Our partners

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Collaborate with us

Safety Behind the Wheel Foundation welcomes collaboration with government agencies, academic institutions, educational organizations, and community groups.

We bring analytical and technical capabilities to projects that advance our three core priorities. Collaboration can connect research and data with practical education, community involvement, and support for people affected by road accidents.

Our three priorities

1. Promote road safety and prevent accidents

Help people understand roadway risks and make safer choices. Collaborative projects may support driver education, public awareness, family safety resources, and evaluation of prevention initiatives.

2. Support emotional and psychological recovery

Help people and families navigate the emotional effects of serious road accidents. Collaboration may improve access to educational resources, community connections, and information about appropriate support.

3. Support research on brain injury and memory loss

Advance awareness and support for neurological research related to traumatic brain injury, memory loss, and cognitive recovery. Collaborative opportunities may include research analysis, communication of scientific findings, and initiatives that build support for further investigation.

What we can contribute

Data analysis and statistical insight

Organize relevant data, examine patterns, and communicate findings through clear reports and visualizations.

Research and evidence translation

Review published research and turn complex findings into accessible materials for families, educators, and community organizations.

Programming and digital tools

Develop analytical workflows, automated reporting, interactive resources, and digital learning activities.

Program evaluation

Help define measurable objectives and assess participation, learning, and reported behavior. These findings can guide improvements and future projects.

Community outreach and local implementation

Collaboration can also bring projects into the communities they are intended to serve.

With local partners, opportunities may include distributing educational resources, engaging schools and families, gathering community feedback, and testing practical approaches to safety education.

Our analytical capabilities can help inform these activities. Local partners can contribute relationships, community knowledge, and direct participation.

Organizations we welcome

We welcome discussions with:

  • Transportation departments, highway safety offices, public health agencies, and local governments.
  • Universities and researchers in transportation safety, public health, behavioral science, engineering, and neuroscience.
  • Schools, colleges, driver education providers, and youth organizations.
  • Community groups and organizations supporting people affected by road accidents.

Let’s begin with a practical goal

Tell us about the question, educational need, or community challenge your organization wants to address.

Together, we can identify where our capabilities can contribute. We can then define the project’s scope, responsibilities, timeline, and intended results.

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