Other Health & Safety Libraries

Institute of Industrial Relations Library

UC Berkeley’s Institute of Industrial Relations Library has an extensive collection of labor-related materials online. Has working papers, labor art, union contracts, and other web-based resources.

LOHP Library

UC Berkeley’s Labor Occupational Health Program has a free health and safety library with over 10,000 books, pamphlets, periodicals, and videos on every aspect of workplace health and safety.

National Library of Medicine

Much health information here, with some written specifically for the general public.

Occupational and Environmental Health Library

A branch of UC Berkeley’s Public Health Library that primarily serves scientists and staff of California Department of Health Services and Cal/EPA programs. Catalog and journal databases are online.

Public Health Library

UC Berkeley’s Public Health Library is a major reference source for public health research and practice. Site links to online catalog and journal databases and to many public health resources on the web. Has many electronic jourmals and newspapers (some accessible only to Berkeley faculty, students, and staff).

LOHP - Labor Occupational Health Program

12 hours ago

In honor of our 50th anniversary, LOHP is highlighting landmark moments in our org’s history and in the history of the fight for safe jobs, healthy lives, and worker justice. This week we highlight the Young Worker Project. Millions of teens are working in the United States. However, many don’t know about their rights on the job and thousands are injured each year. LOHP has been working to protect the safety of working teens for almost 30 years (!).Today, in collaboration with the California Partnership for Young Worker Health and Safety, LOHP hosts youngworkers.org, a web resource for working teens, parents, and educators to understand workplace safety, rights, and responsibilities. LOHP also coordinates the Safe Jobs for Youth Month campaign each May and a Young Worker Leadership Academy in the winter. Interested teams of teens can sign up to join us in February: youngworkers.org#safejobstogether #YWLA #youngworkers #lohp50 @youngworkers_ca 📷Rebecca Letz ... See MoreSee Less

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LOHP - Labor Occupational Health Program

1 day ago

Elijah Placides is a student at San Jose University. He came to the US from the Philippines at age 14. This year he participated in the Occupational Health Summer Internship Program (OHIP). OHIP helps young people learn about the field of occupational safety and health from those with most at stake: working people. Placides worked with the Pilipino Association of Workers and Immigrants (PAWIS) to interview caregivers at residential facilities in Santa Clara County to better understand their working conditions, results that will be shared with Santa Clara County. As a Pilipino immigrant himself, participating in the project was “really grounding.” Placides said it helped him connect to the Pilipino community, his family, and to see pathways forward to fight for change.LOHP hosts public health interns every summer, and runs the Bay Area program site to build a pipeline of public health leaders like Placides committed to occupational health and safety.Learn more ohipintern.org📷@joycexiphotography#safejobstogether #lohp50 @pawissouthbay @ohip.aoec ... See MoreSee Less

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LOHP - Labor Occupational Health Program

7 days ago

In honor of our 50th anniversary, LOHP is highlighting landmark moments in our org’s history and in the history of the fight for safe jobs, healthy lives, and worker justice. This week we remember the establishment of The National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences Worker Training Program. First established as part of early environmental legislation to protect workers cleaning up superfund sites, the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response training, known as “HAZWOPER,” supports workers who handle or clean up hazardous or biological waste, respond to emergency releases of hazardous materials, or respond to natural or manmade disasters.Today, LOHP continues to offer HAZWOPER training and, in the era of climate change, LOHP develops community-based programs in English and Spanish to train workers in disaster preparedness and emergency response. #SafeJobsTogether #LOHP50 ... See MoreSee Less

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