T4CIP Alumni Committee

About the T4CIP Alumni Committee

The T4CIP Alumni Committee is group of previous T4CIP trainees dedicated to furthering the mission of T4CIP and supporting future generations of trainees and pediatric advocates. We assist in annual development of Day of Action topic materials, as well as longitudinal injury prevention and advocacy topics and state- and national-level projects.

2026 T4CIP Alumni Committee Officers

Jennifer Hund, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellow, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Alumni Committee President

Caroline Chivily, PGY-2 Pediatrics, Lurie Children’s Hospital/Northwestern University, Chair of Patient-Facing Materials

Lauren Mazur, PGY-3 Pediatrics, Brown University/Hasbro Children’s Hospital, Chair of Provider/Trainee-Facing Materials

Priya Shah, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Chair of Community-Facing Content

Adiva Sahar, PGY-1 Pediatrics, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Chair of Social Media

Arthi Kozhumam, 5th year MD/PhD candidate, Northwestern University Feinberg SOM, Chair of T4CIP-Focused Content

T4CIP Alumni Committee Subcommittees

  • The patient-facing materials subcommittee focuses on creating content for members to utilize with their own patients in the hospital, clinic, emergency room, and beyond.

  • The provider/trainee-facing materials subcommittee focuses on creating content to support trainees’ success on the Day of Action. This includes materials they can use specific to each Day of Action, as well as general advocacy education and resources for our trainees. This committee is a bit unique in that the slide deck and toolkit are due early in the cycle so they can be reviewed and distributed to trainees in advance of the Day of Action. Once those tasks are completed, we typically focus on the remaining short term and longitudinal tasks.

  • The community-facing content and support subcommittee focuses on advocacy efforts aimed towards impacting and engaging with trainees' local communities at large. This includes, but is not limited to, policy briefs, AAP resolutions, and op-eds/letters to the editor.

  • The social media committee is responsible for running the T4CIP social media (Instagram and LinkedIn) both on the Days of Action as well as throughout the remainder of the year. Previous years have focused on boosting trainee content, identifying challenges/trends to participate in surrounding Days of Action, featuring both trainees and alumni, and engaging with other major pediatric advocacy and injury prevention groups.

  • The T4CIP-focused content subcommittee focuses on amplifying and sustaining engagement in T4CIP by capturing, creating, and sharing resources that inspire action and build community. We highlight Day of Action efforts through summaries, stories, and creative reflections, while also developing practical guides and tools to help new institutions and trainees get involved. In addition, we work to strengthen trainee and alumni connections through newsletters, events, advocacy resource sharing, and/or impact evaluation, while collaborating with national partners to expand the reach of pediatric injury prevention and advocacy.

Alumni Committee Project Highlights

    • Created T4CIP Trainee Awards (see awards page)

    • Submitted and passed a resolution to the AAP National Leadership Conference, requesting the AAP work on Expanding Education, Guidance, and Policy Advocacy for E-micromobility Use in Children and Adolescents - voted as a Top 10 Resolution for 2026

    • Developed T4CIP trainee reference tools including: toolkits for E-bike Safety and Youth Suicide Prevention, after-visit summary text options, Day of Action slide decks, an e-bike family safety contract, and cases for trainees on e-bike safety

    • Ran T4CIP social media pages for Days of Action

    • Presented on T4CIP and E-Bike Safety Day of Action to the Safe States Hospital Injury Prevention Special Interest Group

    • Developed T4CIP trainee reference tools including: toolkits for Button Battery Ingestion and Medication Safe Storage, after-visit summary text options, Day of Action slide decks, hand-outs on button battery ingestions, and cases for trainees on Button Battery Ingestion

    • Submitted and passed three resolutions to the AAP National Leadership Conference, charging the AAP to 1) develop a Bright Futures handout about button battery ingestion, 2) develop a Campaign and Toolkit about child pedestrian safety, and 3) develop an AAP Policy Statement about unintentional cannabis exposure (including delta-8 and delta-9 THC)

    • Assisted the AAP with including safe button battery storage into Bright Futures Handouts 

    • Developed general advocacy toolkit and case study

    • Wrote a Button Battery Ingestion Policy Brief

    • Created and hosted “T4CIP Bringing Advocacy to Action: A Panel Discussion Early Career Pediatricians on Getting Started in Injury Prevention” webinar

    • Published “Trainee and Alumni Spotlights” on Instagram

    • Ran T4CIP Social Media pages for Days of Action

    • Developed T4CIP trainee reference tools including: toolkits for Child Passenger Safety and Teen Driving Safety, drafted Op-Ed template on Child Passenger Safety, car seat safety handout, after-visit summary text options, Day of Action slide decks

    • Submitted and passed a resolution to the AAP National Leadership Conference to create a Patient Care Topic page on safe storage and preventing accidental ingestion of cannabinoids 

    • Developed a T4CIP Google Calendar to share ongoing national Injury Prevention conferences, topic safety weeks, and T4CIP events

Email Laura to join the Alumni Committee