Resources
Click to see the resources for each module from the NativeCARS Atlas.
Module 1 – Build and Organize Your Coalition
Native CARS gear examples:
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- Vest
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- Award Ribbon
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- Fan
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- Window Decals
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- Stickers
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- Lanyard
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- Backpack
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- Grocery Bag
Module 2 – Check Your Community’s Readiness
Module 3 – Find Data to Support Your Campaign
Wisqars and FARS how-tos ***Articles and Reports
Improving Data on Child Passenger Safety, IHS Primary Care Provider
Trends and Correlates of Child Passenger Restraint Use in Six NW Tribes
Native CARS Aggregate Report 2009
Academic Posters Effectiveness of Tribe Driven Interventions to Improve Child Passenger Safety
Using Tribal Data to Drive Effective Interventions
The Nez Perce Tribe’s Media Campaign to Improve Child Safety Seat Use
Native CARS — A Health Program of the Shoshone Bannock Tribes
Colville Tribes Increase in Child Safety Seat Use
Colville Confederated Tribes Child Restraint Law Development
Module 4: Collect Your Own Child Passenger Safety Data
Module 5: Use Qualitative Methods to Understand How Beliefs and Culture Shape Decisions
Module 6 – Make Data-Driven Plans to Improve Car Seat Use
Additional Intervention Plan Examples – download zip archive
safety seat handout (we will upload)
Module 7 – Create a Data-Driven Awareness Campaign
Module 8 – Provide Child Passenger Restraint Education
Module 9 – Got Seats? Child Safety Seat Distribution Programs
Car Seat Distribution Program Agreement Form
Sample Letter Soliciting Car Seat Donations
Sample Nez Perce Distribution Program Eligibility Guidelines
Nez Perce Nimiipuu Health Agreement
BIA Grant Application Child Safety Seats
Beaded String Tool for Rear Facing Car Seat Education
Special Needs Car Seat Loaner Program
Car Seat Installation and Inspection Fee Form
WHALE (We have a little emergency) brochure, inside and outside
Module 10: Install Electronic Alerts to Help Health Care Professionals Provide Car Seat Education
Video : EHR Car Seat Reminder
Module 11: Develop Policy and Law Enforcement Interventions
Module 12: Work with Law Enforcement to Enforce Laws
Law Enforcement Training – Pt. 1 (Voiceover Powerpoint – Part 1/3)
Law Enforcement Training – Pt. 2 (Voiceover Powerpoint – Part 2/3)
Law Enforcement Training – Pt. 3 (Voiceover Powerpoint – Part 3/3)
National Highway Traffic Highway Administration website
Washington Safety Restrain Coalition website
Washington Child Passenger Safety Program website
Washington Traffic Safety Commission website
WA State vids – (scroll to top)
(Bernadine and Becca from the NativeCARS project worked on the videos below with the state of Washington, and are included here as examples only.)
