Change Agents

The Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition thanks the organizations and individuals who most generously support
the continuing work of the Coalition with financial contributions of $1,000 or more.

21st Century ILGWU Heritage Fund

Amalgamated Bank

American Society of Safety Engineers

Anonymous

Rachel Bernstein

Linda Bertoldi & W.A. Bogart

Louis Blumengarten

Esther Cohen

Robert Forrant

Evelyn Jones Rich

Judson Memorial Church

Sherry Kane

Kheel Center – ILR School, Cornell

Labor Arts

Daniel Levinson Wilk

Metropolitan Chapter of the Victorian Society in America

New York City Central Labor Council

New York Council for the Humanities

New York University Community Fund

Suzanne Pred Bass

Schwarz Family Foundation

Sidney Hillman Foundation

Site Safety, LLC

Adrienne Andi Sosin + Joel Sosinsky

Sparkplug Foundation

Sheryl Woodruff

Workers United, NY NJ Joint Board

United College Employees of FIT

Who We Are

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.

Change Agents

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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Who We Are