Resource Center Health Tags: Pesticides

How Can We Protect Ourselves and Our Families from the Dangers in the Fields?

Dangers in the Field

After receiving training using the curriculum, Pesticide Hazards, Field Sanitation, and Heat Stress for Farmworkers: A Training Curriculum for Lay Health Educators, promotores de salud can use this flip chart as a guide for their presentations to farmworkers. Promotores can also practice using the flip chart during the training session. Available in Spanish. Special instructions for use of flipchart: … Read more How Can We Protect Ourselves and Our Families from the Dangers in the Fields?

Health Policy Bulletin: Spring 2016

Health Policy Bulletin Spring 2016

Summary of policy developments that affect farmworker health and access to health care. This issue focuses on pesticides and revisions to the Worker Protection Standard. Also includes Eye on Farmworker Health, a summary of academic research related to pesticides in Latino, migratory, and farmworker communities.

Health Policy Bulletin: Spring 2012

Summary of policy developments that affect farmworker health and access to health care.Topics include: pesticide incident reporting, health care access for H-2A workers, and resources for migrant health centers.

Eye on Farmworker Health: April 2014

A summary of research and policy on farmworker health issues. This issue focuses on: female farmworkers’ perceptions of heat related illness and pregnancy health, severe pesticide-related illnesses in toddlers, using focus groups to identify barriers to the prevention and treatment of heat-related illnesses, and beliefs of different groups of farmworker educators, in addition to a … Read more Eye on Farmworker Health: April 2014

Eye on Farmworker Health: Winter 2012

A summary of research and policy on farmworker health issues. This issue focuses on: respiratory health, Latina farmworkers and the HPV vaccine, wages and pesticide safety violations, promotoras and the development of a cervical cancer curriculum, mental health and occupational safety, and child labor in agriculture.