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The Hidden Global Crisis Nobody Talks About: Childhood Drowning | Acacia Landfield - Associate Director, Principal Investigator, and Director of Policy & Implementation Science - Drowning Research & Injury Prevention Policy Institute (DRIPPI)

Progress, Potential, and Possibilities Podcast / Show · 2026-05-28 · 1h 41m

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swimmingDrowning PreventionWater SafetyAquatic LiteracyPublic Health

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Send us Fan Mail Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 in multiple countries - yet it receives only a fraction of the attention of other public health crises. Why? Acacia Landfield is Associate Director, Principal Investigator, and Director of Policy & Implementation Science at The Drowning Research & Injury Prevention Policy Institute ( DRIPPI - ), a multidisciplinary nonprofit consortium focused on reducing drowning deaths through research, education, systems thinking, and policy innovation. Acacia brings together an unusually broad background spanning public health, international diplomacy, education, implementation science, and aquatic safety. A lifelong swim coach and water safety educator, she has spent more than 25 years working across injury prevention, public policy, and community education, with a mission to address one of the world’s most overlooked public health crises: childhood drowning. Acacia's work focuses on what she calls “universal basic aquatic competency” - the idea that early, gentle, developmentally informed water exposure can fundamentally change drowning outcomes across entire populations.

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