National COSH
Local COSH Groups: Click on the COSH Groups below to get more information.
California
SOCALCOSH (Southern California)
Worksafe (Bay Area)
New England
Connecticosh (Connecticut)
Maine Labor Group on Health (Maine)
Masscosh (Boston)
NHCOSH (New Hampshire)
RICOSH (Rhode Island)
WesternMassCOSH (Western Mass.)
Northeast
NYCOSH (New York City)
CNYCOSH (Central NY)
WNYCOSH (Western NY) Mid-State(Ithaca Area)
NJWEC (New Jersey Work Environment Council)
Philaposh (Philadelphia Area)
Midwest
CACOSH (Chicago Area)
WISCOSH (Wisconsin)
South
ARCOSH (Arkansas)
Houston COSH (Houston)
North Carolina COSH
- BLS
- CDC
- CSB
- DOL
- MSHA
- NIOSH - NIOSH provides grants to nine State agencies for its Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Program (FACE), which provides in-depth
investigation reports for a small number of work-related fatality incidents. USMWF will be aligning the photos and tributes from our Faces
campaign with these
State-FACE reports. Although only a small fraction of all work-related fatalities are assessed through this FACE program,
we do want to make the connections to give an identity to the deceased worker and to increase the opportunity to learn lessons from a family's loss.
- OSHA
-
Chemical and Engineering News
- Hazard Magazine
Hazards is the only independent, union-friendly magazine to win major international awards. Workplace unions are your best hope for better, safer work - and Hazards provides the information and resources to make the union job easier. Hazards looks behind the company safety hype, and gives union answers to workplace problems. Using a global network of union safety correspondents, Hazards makes sure you have the best information available anywhere.
- Laura Flanders
- The Nation
- WNY Labor Today
- Grain Mill Accidents
- ERT
- Fellowship of Christian Safety Professionals
- Kentucky Equal Justice Center
Advocacy and Partnership
Kentucky Equal Justice Center (KEJC) is a non-profit poverty law advocacy and research center.
- LaborSafe
LaborSafe can help you provide the worker health and safety programs that are needed to protect workers on the job.
- Protecting American Workers Alliance
The Protecting Workers Alliance was formed in February, 2009
with the goals of bringing together a broad coalition of organizations
to advocate for stronger protections of workers' safety and health.
Our Steering Committee is made up of representatives of member organizations including:
•The National Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
•The Occupational Safety and Health section of the American Public Health Association
•United in Support and Memorial of Workplace Fatalities
The Alliance brings together a wide range of organizations including community health advocates,
labor unions, environmentalists, immigrant advocates, and others, who endorsed the Alliance's policy
agenda entitled "Protecting Workers on the Job: Seven Priorities for Federal Action in 2009."
Over 100 endorsing organizations.
- SOB-CSC
- Workers Comp Insider LexisNexis
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