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Advisory Committees

ACADEMIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE

LOHP works with UC and other faculty to develop community based participatory research and other intervention or “Research to Practice” projects. The organization depends upon the support and input of the Academic Advisory Committee to build those relationships and to ensure that our projects and services are evidenced-based and well-linked to other faculty endeavors. LOHP also plays an integral role in the academic mission of the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (COEH) by speaking in university classes to introduce students to occupational and environmental health issues and careers; providing internships that give students practical, meaningful experience with workers in union and community settings; and making academic resources accessible to workers and the community.

LABOR/COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

LOHP relies on a committed group of individuals from labor and community-based organizations (CBOs) to consult on projects, develop training programs and further its organizational mission as a whole. In addition, LOHP collaborates with labor and CBOs on specialized trainings that meet the needs of various industries and occupations, with engaging programs that are multilingual and accessible to various levels of literacy.

Partners

LOHP counts among its partners a wide range of organizations and agencies dedicated to improving the health and safety of workers in California and the world. Here is a partial listing:

UNIVERSITY PARTNERS

UCB Center for Labor Research and Education; UCB Institute for Research on Labor and Employment; UCLA Labor Occupational Safety and Health (LOSH) Program; UCSF Occupational Health Nursing Program; UCLA/LOSH; UCD Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety; West Virginia University Injury Control Research Center

AGENCY PARTNERS

CA Division of Occupational Safety and Health; CA Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation (CHSWC); CA Division of Workers’ Compensation; National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH); CA Department of Public Health; Alameda County Public Authority for In Home Support Services; CA Labor Commissioner’s Office

UNION PARTNERS

AFL-CIO; AFSCME; CA State Labor Federation; Central Labor Councils of Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties; UNITE HERE; SEIU; IBT; UFCW; State Building and Construction Trades Council; CWA; CFT; CTA; ATU

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Young Workers United; Asian Pacific Environmental Network; CA Rural Legal Assistance; Centro Legal de la Raza; Chinese Progressive Association; Mujeres Unidas y Activas; Watsonville Law Center; Worksafe, Inc.; Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition; Alliance of Forest Workers and Harvesters; East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy; California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative

PAST AND PRESENT FUNDERS

The California Wellness Foundation; The California Endowment; CA Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation; Department of Industrial Relations; National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety; Occupational Safety and Health Administration; National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; CA Department of Public Health; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; UCB Center for Labor Research and Education; UC Institute for Labor and Employment (renamed Miguel Contreras Labor Program); International Labor Organization; National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety; Center for Construction Research and Training

OTHER PROFESSIONAL AND EMPLOYER COLLABORATORS

CA Applicants’ Attorneys Association; CA Association of Work Experience Educators; CA Center for Childhood Injury Prevention; State Compensation Insurance Fund; Small Business Association of CA; Kaiser Permanente NLMP; Center for Construction Research and Training

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We are a #publichealth program that promotes safe, healthy, & just workplaces through training, outreach, and research.

Each May, LOHP coordinates the Safe Jobs for Youth Each May, LOHP coordinates the Safe Jobs for Youth Month Campaign to raise awareness about protecting young workers on the job. As the summer job season approaches, many young people are entering the workforce for the very first time, likely without the information they need about their rights on the job, or how to stay safe at work. 

At youngworkers.org, we have resources that can help.  We have resources for young workers, parents, educators, and employers  Learn more:

https://youngworkers.org/safe-jobs-for-youth-month/

#SafeJobs4YouthMonth #SafeJobsForYouthMonth #YoungWorkers #KnowYourRights #sj4ym
#worksafety 

Image description: Photo cutout of two teen boys, one speaking into a microphone. Photo text reads: May is Safe Jobs for Youth Month. 
Photo: @joycexiphotography
In April we trained a powerful group of leaders sp In April we trained a powerful group of leaders spearheading SEIU's Workers United Laundry Division’s regional health and safety committees. They are preparing to negotiate with the employers and to bring information to their coworkers about their rights and how to take action on key hazards they face like high heat, chemicals, and repetitive motions doing hard and heavy work.  Industrial laundry workers are required to bend and reach to pull tangled heaps of heavy linens, use harsh chemicals, and push carts weighing hundreds of pounds, all in extremely hot indoor temperatures.  @workersunited.west @seiuca  #workersafety  #workersrights 

Image descriptions:  A photo carousel of members of the laundry workers union gathering. Workers are gathered in small groups in discussion, laughing, and mapping out the safety hazards in their workplace on paper. workersrights

Hace un par de semanas, hicimos una una capacitación con un grupo de líderes poderosos a cargo de los comités regionales de salud y seguridad de la División de Lavandería de SEIU Workers United. Estos líderes se están preparando para negociar con sus empleadores y para dar información a sus compañeros de trabajo sobre sus derechos y qué hacer sobre riesgos que enfrentan como el calor extremo, los productos químicos y movimientos repetitivos haciendo trabajo pesado y difícil.  os trabajadores de lavanderías industriales tienen que agacharse y estirarse para jalar montones enredados de ropa y s’abanas, productos químicos fuertes y empujar carritos que pesan cientos de libras; todo  bajo temperaturas interiores extremadamente elevadas. @workersunited.west  #seguridadlabora  #derechosdelostrabajadores 

Descripciones de las imágenes: Un carrusel de fotos de miembros del SEIU Workers United. Los trabajadores se encuentran congregados en pequeños grupos, conversando, riendo y señalando en papel los riesgos de seguridad presentes en su lugar de trabajo.
All workers deserve to be safe at work. #SafeJobs All workers deserve to be safe at work.

#SafeJobs | #InternationalWorkersDay 

Image description: A group of workers smiling in front of three hanging posters that read "Safe Jobs, Healthy Lives." Blue Lettering reads "International Workers' Day. All Workers Deserve Safe Jobs and Healthy Lives," with the UC Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program's logo centered at the bottom.
#safetyfirst #protectworkers #scuba Video descrip #safetyfirst #protectworkers #scuba  Video description:
Group of participants in a safety training wearing Tyvek suits dancing
All workers have the right to safe jobs and health All workers have the right to safe jobs and healthy lives. 

#SafeJobs | #WorkersMemorialDay 

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1. A women stands in front of a slide that reads 'What is Worker's Memorial Day? 385 workers in the US die each day from hazardous working conditions." Text reads "Workers' Memorial Day Hold the Line for Safe Jobs"

2. Text reads "Each day over 380 workers are killed. Over 8,600 workers are injured and sick from dangerous conditions at work." A cutout of two workers in hazmat suits in the bottom right corner.

3. Text reads "Honor those who lost their lives from unsafe working conditions. Protect worker health & safety." Three lit candles are centered at the bottom  with the UC Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program logo.
Congrats to Jimena Rodriguez-Gamez @jimeena.rdz an Congrats to Jimena Rodriguez-Gamez @jimeena.rdz and Santiago Fuentes @sfuentess.__  who have both been accepted into the @ucberkeleypublichealth, MPH Environmental Health Sciences program! Both Jimena and Santiago joined us last summer as part of the Occupational Health Internship Program @ohip.aoec. OHIP interns learn about the field of occupational safety and health from those with most at stake: working people. Jimena and Santiago partnered with @liunalocal67 and the @cafastfoodunion, among others, and their achievements remind us how critical this program is to building the pipeline of leaders in occupational health & safety that we need in this moment. 🎉 

#nextgen #PublicHealth #workersrights
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