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Stay Alive Arizona, formerly Stay Aive @ 25, a community-based coalition established in Scottsdale, Arizona in 2005, is dedicated to the safety of teen drivers. The programs offered provide prevention education for new drivers, especially in the area of fatal collision. Coalition members strongly believe that by providing lifesaving information to students, it will have a direct and positive effect on the decision-making of our young drivers in the community. March 2005~second annual Stay Alive @ 25 Teen Leadership Retreat. This three-day driving safety and personal responsibility program included a new component; the development of student led initiatives. Students attended workshops and then worked together to develop campaign activities to host once they returned to school. Students produced safety commercials (PSA’s) to air on their school television network; students painted hall-size safety banners and made safety bracelets for the whole student body. January 2007~ The third closed-circuit Live Broadcast Mini Series is hosted at Arcadia High School in Scottsdale Unified School District. The program is a student-run production that is televised in every classroom, simultaneously. The program engages students and teachers in a 5-month series that takes an in-depth look at fatal collisions and near fatal collisions. January 2008 ~ The premiere teen distracted driving program, Stay Alive @ 25, has changed it's name to reflect its growth and continued commitment to the communities throughout the state. The new name, Stay Alive Arizona, more accurately reflects the goals, efforts, and initiatives of this Arizona-based coalition. |
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