Leadership & collaboration
There Is Room for All of Us. But Are We Really Making Room?
On collaboration, ego, the next generation, and what we choose to leave behind.
Read the article →Nathalie Martin · Founder, Swim Global Project
Reflections on water safety, leadership and the people who make change possible.
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Leadership & collaboration
On collaboration, ego, the next generation, and what we choose to leave behind.
Read the article →From our founder
Access & equity
Across Africa's lakes and rivers, governments have made life jackets mandatory. Almost none have made them possible.
Read the article →Water safety & humanity
I thought drowning prevention was above politics. I was wrong.
Read the article →Policy & funding
Different states, same goal: keep kids alive in the water. The methods could not be more different.
Read the article →Lifeguarding
Author: Nathalie Martin, Founder, Swim Global Project
Read the article →Flooding & prevention
A year after Camp Mystic, and why flooding belongs in the drowning prevention conversation
Read the article →Community leadership
Drowning prevention in Uganda is not a story of a single organization, a single campaign, or a single famous name.
Read the article →History & access
Written by Nathalie Martin, Founder of the Swim Global Project
Read the article →Putting knowledge into practice
A field with extraordinary people, proven tools, and real momentum. Here is what the next chapter looks like.
Read the article →Public health
Written by Nathalie Martin, Founder, Swim Global Project
Read the article →Community & guest voices
Contributions from the wider SGP community, with each writer’s voice and authorship preserved.
Community voices
How a team of North Carolina lifeguards is teaching underserved kids to feel safe in the water they've lived beside their whole lives.
Read the article →Guest perspective
A surf lifeguard's account of what happens when the sea takes someone. Submitted by guest writer: Joel Gitelson
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