AAAM

Don't miss Part 1 of AAAM's new multi-part webinar series, "Autistic Youth Navigating Independence Through Driving," happening Friday, June 26, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Central. Part 2 will be held July 21.

For many Autistic teens, earning a driver's license represents more than transportation—it can be a pathway to greater independence, community participation, and improved quality of life. Join us to review current research on driving and Autistic youth and gain valuable insights into promoting safe and independent driving for Autistic adolescents.

Learn more and register today: https://www.pathlms.com/aaam/webinars/144119

In honor of National Trauma Awareness Month, AAAM is highlighting individuals playing a vital role in trauma care, injury treatment, and automotive safety research.

“I can’t say enough about the great people and great things being done at AAAM. As a trauma surgeon, I really appreciate the opportunity to work with great partners from so many other disciplines that are dedicated to road traffic safety," says R. Shayn Martin, MD, Professor of Surgery, Wake Forest University School of Medicine; Medical Director, General Surgery Ambulatory Operations, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

AAAM is dedicated to advancing trauma research and road safety through many disciplines, from the evolution of the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) to supporting traffic safety research around the globe.