Workers Memorial Week Resources

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TOOLS TO CENTER WORKER VOICES AND ESCALATE YOUR CAMPAIGN

One of the most powerful ways workers can honor the dead and fight for the living during Workers' Memorial Week is to TAKE ACTION at their workplace.

The National COSH network is here to help you get started. Check out our guides to building health and safety committees, filing OSHA complaints, getting press coverage of your workplace action and more below!

Organize a Workplace Action

Creating a Safer Workplace

Creating a Safer Workplace

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Building Worker Committees

BUILDING WORKER POWER THROUGH HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEES

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WORKERS’ MEMORIAL WEEK - MEDIA OUTREACH TOOLS

Whatever you choose to do to commemorate Workers Memorial Day, make sure to publicize it! Below are some templates for contacting the media.

Workers Memorial Week Event

WORKERS' MEMORIAL WEEK – REPORTS

There is no one definitive place to find information about all the people who have been killed or injured on the job so if you want to invest the time to research the names and stories of local workers, people need and want to know! (See media outreach above) Below are some tips on writing a report as well as examples of reports from recent years.

WORKERS' MEMORIAL WEEK TEACH-IN

Workers Memorial Week Event

Every year National COSH hosts a webinar to support those who want to take action during Workers' Memorial Week. We share ways to engage with our events and offer opportunities for event organizers to share their expertise with each other. Below is a list of resources beginning with recordings of our recent WMW webinars as well as examples of reports and a guide for families of fallen workers.

Questions? Need support organizing an event?  

Please contact us at info@nationalcosh.org