Preview Workplace Safety Starts Here: Celebrate the 2025 Poster Contest Winners & Prepare for #NBAW 2026
Tuesday, December 02, 2025
National Burn Awareness Week (#NBAW) is taking place from February 1 to 7, 2026, and this year, the focus is on workplace burn safety. From kitchens and laboratories to construction sites and offices, burns can occur anywhere, but prevention begins with awareness and action. The 2025 Burn Camp Poster Contest winners inspire us with their creativity and messages of resilience, reminding us that education and vigilance can make a real difference.
"National Burn Awareness Week is a chance to shine a light on burn awareness and safety in every community,” said Clifford Sheckter, MD, MS, Chair of ABA’s Burn Prevention Committee. “The Poster Contest winners remind us that many voices can inspire real change, and their creativity will help spread life-saving messages far and wide.”
Meet the 2025 Poster Contest Winners
The ABA is proud to highlight the outstanding work of these artists:
Each poster tells a unique story while encouraging others with messages of hope and resilience.
View All Participants
See all the 2025 participants in action in our gallery! Explore, share, and be inspired.
Get Involved for NBAW 2026
Share Posters and Resources: Co-brand and distribute graphics, fact sheets, and press releases to highlight workplace burn safety.
Social Media Video Award: Submit videos by January 12, 2026, showing creative ways to prevent burns at work. Winner receives a $500 honorarium. View guidelines.
2026 Poster Contest: Encourage burn camp survivors to participate; winners will be featured during NBAW 2027. See details.
Engage Your Workplace: Share NBAW resources with colleagues, safety officers, and local workplaces to help implement prevention strategies.
Learn More & Stay Connected
All #NBAW resources, poster galleries, and contest details are available here:
Celebrate these talented young artists and join the ABA in spreading life-saving messages about burn prevention. Their creativity and courage set the tone for an inspiring National Burn Awareness Week 2026.