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NGA Supports Window Safety Week, April 6-12

Date: 7 April 2025
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NGA Supports Window Safety Week, April 6-12
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Date: 7 April 2025

Find information to support education and awareness of window use

The NGA recognizes Window Safety Week, April 6-12, acknowledged annually during the first week of April. Window Safety Week was established in 1997 by the Window Safety Task Force in partnership with the to educate homeowners on the roles windows play in a home, particularly for safe egress, while guarding against falls from open windows.

Learn More and Get Involved

  • from Window + Door magazine.
  • Share how you’re promoting and engaging in window safety methods using #WindowSafety or #WindowSafetyWeek on social media.
  • Follow on LinkedIn for more tips.
  • from NGA’s fellow industry associations Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance and the Window & Door Manufacturers Association.

Window Design and Safety Resources

NGA is pleased to support the safe enjoyment windows bring to our environment through its many applicable resources, available for download in the .
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