Which NFPA initiative introduced the character Sparky the Fire Dog?

The initiative that introduced the character Sparky the Fire Dog is the "Learn Not to Burn" program. This program, developed by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), aims to provide educational materials and resources to teach children about fire safety in an engaging way. Sparky serves as a friendly and recognizable mascot that helps to convey important lessons about fire prevention in a way that resonates with young audiences.

The "Learn Not to Burn" program emphasizes the importance of fire safety education for children, using Sparky to capture their attention and make learning about fire safety fun and effective. This initiative outlines essential safety messages, including how to escape from a fire, the importance of having a fire escape plan, and understanding the dangers of fire.

While the Junior Fire Marshal program, America Burning, and various positive messaging campaigns contribute to fire safety education, they are not specifically linked to Sparky the Fire Dog. The creation of Sparky was a deliberate choice in the context of the "Learn Not to Burn" initiative, as it focuses on early education and prevention strategies aimed at children.