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New Change Agent level donors: Site Safety, LLC, American Society of Safety Engineers, LaborArts, Linda Bertoldi & W.A. Bogart, Esther Cohen, Kheel Center – ILR School Cornell, Sheryl Woodruff, Workers United NY-NJ Joint Board

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Today we remember… Lizzie Adler
In honor of the victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire and the launch of our Triangle Fire Memorial Design Competition, in the days leading up to the week of announcement of the final design winner, we will remember each of the 146 men and women that died in the fire. Please consider donating to the memorial fund and entering the competition.

Centennial 1911-2011

In concert with individuals and participating organizations across the country, the Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition supported the creation of commemorative events — activism, education, art — for the historic 2011 Centennial.

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The Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition connects individuals and organizations with the 1911 Triangle Factory Fire — one of the pivotal events in US history and a turning point in labor’s struggle to achieve fair wages, dignity at work and safe working conditions. Outrage at the deaths of 146 mostly young, female immigrants inspired the union movement and helped to institute worker protections and fire safety laws. Today, basic rights and benefits in the workplace are not a guarantee in the United States or across the world. We believe it is more vital than ever that these issues are defended.

Upcoming Events

Exhibition: Ladies’ Garments, Women’s Work, Women’s Activism

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Memorial Kiddush at the Stanton Street Shul

Time to Chalk for the Triangle Workers!

Official Commemoration of the 108th Anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

A Greenwich Village Legacy: The Anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911 With Debbie Wells

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Memorial and Reception

Interactive Museum Program: Activist Women Who Fought for Safety and Equality in the Workplace

Remembering the Triangle Factory Fire: ART as ACTIVISM

Roundtable Discussion: Garment Work and Women’s Organizing in New York City

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