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Connect with the CDC Injury Center

The CDC Injury Center uses social media to provide users with access to credible, science-based injury and violence prevention information when, where, and how you want it.

Twitter@DebHouryCDC

Twitter@CDCInjury

Facebook iconHeads Up – Brain Injury Awareness

Facebook iconVetoViolence

Facebook iconVetoViolence Facebook Page:
Resources and Features [PDF 223KB]

Podcast iconInjury Podcasts

email icon Email Updates

Additional Injury Center Social Media Tools

Social Media Toolkit

Cover of the CDC Social Media Toolkit CDC’s Social Media Toolkit [3.76 MB]
This toolkit is designed to help you get started in social media by providing information for developing governance for social media, determining which channels will best meet your communication objectives, and helping you create a social media strategy. You will also learn about popular channels you can incorporate into your plan – like blogs, video-sharing sites, RSS feeds, and mobile applications.

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