The ISLA Experience: Killian Rose
California State Lifeguard Killian Rose shares his ISLA experience as a Humanitarian Lifeguard.
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CSUF Leading the Social Entrepreneurship Revolution
Social Entrepreneurship, a field which has gained solid traction as a component for socio-economic development in areas such as Africa and South America, is now playing a critical role in creating a positive impact in the field of drowning prevention. Five California State University Fullerton business students are finding out if they have the right […]
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World Conference on Drowning Prevention 2013 Recap
10-23-13 Potsdam, Germany I have had some pretty amazing opportunities with ISLA (speaking to congress, flying in helicopters, and surfing in lakes to mention a few), and I will definitely include The World Conference on Drowning Prevention 2013 right up there at the top. There were people from all over the place presenting on everything […]
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RNLI and ISLA
10-17-13 : London Gatwick Airport I’ve just wrapped up a three day visit to the Royal National Lifeboat Institute (RNLI) Headquarters in Poole, Dorset. This was one of the main reasons I came to Europe, and I am so glad I did. The RNLI blew me away in every aspect of their operation. They started […]
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The ISLA Experiene: Cameron Faris
Huntington State Beach Lifeguards travel to Mexico to score big barrels and donate ISLA equipment to the lifeguards and community of Puerto Escondido, Mexico.
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