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The image is a promotional graphic for "Boost Your Self-Esteem Month" by Drive to Save Lives. It features three individuals, each in a different colored background (pink, yellow, and blue), hugging themselves. The text "BOOST YOUR SELF-ESTEEM MONTH" is prominently displayed in bold letters, with "DRIVE TO SAVE LIVES" written below.

Embrace Self-Love, Growth Mindset, and Self-Compassion This February!

February is a month dedicated to love, but it’s also the perfect time to focus on self-love and self-esteem. Boost Your Self-Esteem Month is here to remind young people of their worth and the importance of mental well-being. Understanding Self-Esteem Self-esteem refers to how we perceive and value ourselves. It’s about believing in our abilities

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The image is a promotional poster for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. It features a young woman and a young man standing back-to-back with their arms crossed. The text on the poster reads: "TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH," "BREAKING the silence," and "DRIVE TO SAVE LIVES." The words "VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH" are highlighted in yellow. The poster aims to raise awareness about teen dating violence and encourage breaking the silence around the issue.

Breaking the Silence: Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

As February rolls around each year, it’s not just about Valentine’s Day and heart-shaped candies. For many of us, it’s a time to shine a light on an often overlooked issue that affects millions of teens worldwide—teen dating violence. Why Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Matters Teen dating violence is a reality that many young

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The image features a lightbox sign with the text "BLACK HISTORY MONTH" displayed on it. To the right of the lightbox, there is additional text that reads: "CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH: WHY INCLUSION MATTERS FOR EVERYONE WITH JEFF A.D. MARTIN." Below this text, there is a logo that says "DRIVE TO SAVE LIVES." The image highlights the importance of inclusion during Black History Month and promotes an event or discussion with Jeff A.D. Martin.

Celebrating Black History Month: Why Inclusion Matters for Everyone

Our featured blogs in the month of February are written by the amazing Jeff A.D. Martin. Meet Jeff Every February, we celebrate Black History Month—a time to honor the incredible contributions of Black individuals throughout history and to recognize their struggles, resilience, and achievements. But Black History Month isn’t just about looking back; it’s about

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Two individuals are seated in the front seats of a car. The person on the left is in the driver's seat, holding the steering wheel, while the person on the right is in the passenger seat, wearing a seatbelt. The image is overlaid with a banner at the bottom that reads 'NATIONAL PASSENGER SAFETY WEEK' on the left and 'JANUARY 22-28' on the right. The background shows a suburban neighborhood with houses and greenery.

Reduce Distracted Driving – National Passenger Safety Week

As we usher in the new year, January brings a crucial reminder to reduce distracted driving and prioritize safety for everyone on the road, especially our passengers. National Passenger Safety Week, observed from January 22-28, 2025, is dedicated to promoting awareness and practices that ensure the well-being of all vehicle occupants. Passenger safety is often

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Dr Robyne Hanley-Dafoe shares how to feel better in the moment with the Five Forces of Recovery in featured blog on the Drive to Save Lives website.

Feel Better in the Moment with the Five Forces of Recovery

Hi friends, Dr. Robyne here with another blog for the month of January. Life can feel so overwhelming sometimes—whether it’s keeping up with school, friends, or extracurriculars—which is why it is so important to take care of your mental and emotional well-being. There are five simple forces you can use anytime to reset and recharge:

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Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe asks what would your favorite self do? in featured blog on the Drive to Save Lives website

Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe asks What Would Your Favorite Self Do?

Our featured blogs this month come from Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe. Meet Dr Robyne I recently looked at my screen time average, and it made me think, “Wow, what else could I be doing with that time?” Can you relate? Even when we know our behaviors and habits don’t serve our greater purpose or well-being, we

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Steve Emt throws a stone during curling practice with other members of Team USA at the Kettle Moraine Curling Club. The Army Veteran is a two-time Paralympian as well as a motivational speaker.

Steve Emt: ‘The sport changed my life’: Paralyzed Veteran becomes Paralympic curling champion

By David Walter, Public Affairs SpecialistDecember 3, 2024 Two things have had a profound effect on Steve Emt: A car crash that left him paralyzed, and a sport that has become his passion — curling. And without the first one, it’s doubtful he would have discovered the second. Emt, 54, an Army Veteran and a

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Text: December is Impaired Driving Awareness Month on a navy blue solid background and feature image of someone handing their keys over to a sober individual

December is Impaired Driving Awareness Month

Impaired Driving Awareness Month is an opportunity to educate and empower students, educators, and the community to make safe driving choices throughout the month of December. By promoting education, peer support, and community involvement, high schools can play a pivotal role in reducing impaired driving incidents and keeping roads safer. Understanding the Risks Impaired driving

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