Resources for all workers
+ Antiracism in health care
Ethics Talk: White Coats for Black Lives
American Public Health Association: Racism and Health
Being Antiracist (National Museum of African American History & Culture)
Harvard University Project Implicit
+ About unionization
Study on hospital metrics and unions
Why unions are good for workers
The role of labor unions in creating working conditions that promote public health
+ COVID-19 Information
Timeline of COVID developments
World Health Organization: COVID-19 Mythbusters for the Public
+ Legal protections for workers
Whistleblower protection act: Makes it illegal to retaliate against an employee for speaking out in good faith about a workplace health and safety concern related to a public health emergency. Also legally protects the right to wear your own PPE under certain conditions.
Equal pay for equal work: Makes it illegal to interfere with employees' right to talk about wages openly.
+ Need Support?
Nurses House: Nurses House is a national organization dedicated to helping Registered Nurses in need. Nurses House offers assistance with housing expenses and medical expenses to RNs who are seriously ill, injured, disabled or facing other dire circumstances.
Food Bank of the Rockies: Please don’t go hungry. Food Bank of the Rockies helps provide food and essentials to those in need.
Mental Health Center of Denver: Your mental health is more important than ever. Mental Health Center of Denver offers help and mental health resources.
Aurora Mental Health Center: Aurora Mental Health Center offers individual, group, and family services.
Connect for Health Colorado:: Have you lost health insurance coverage? Connect for Health Colorado can help get you covered and offer financial help to lower premiums.
Resources for Workers Impacted by COVID-19: Resources, programs and benefits by area for workers experiencing difficulties due to COVID-19. Provided by the AFL-CIO, a democratic voluntary federation of 55 national and international labor unions that represent 12.5 million working people.
+ Understanding burn out
Burn out: World Health Organization info
"They call us essential and treat us like we are disposable.”