Join MassCOSH events across Massachusetts

The MassCOSH Labor, Health, and Safety Summit runs July 31–August 2, 2026, bringing young and adult workers together for training, workshops, and advocacy on workplace safety, health, and equity. Under the theme “Building Safe, Healthy, and Equitable Workplaces for the Future,” the event offers practical skills and resources to help participants navigate regulations and promote well-being on the job.

The City of Boston’s Office of Labor Compliance and Worker Protections is partnering with the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement, the Mayor’s Office of Women's Advancement, MassCOSH Immigrant Worker Center, Brazilian Worker Center, and the Chinese Progressive Association to celebrate the many contributions of Domestic Workers to the Massachusetts economy and the anniversary of the enactment of the Massachusetts Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.

Support the next generation of worker leaders through MassCOSH’s Teens Lead At Work Leadership Without Borders youth program with an exciting chance to WIN an unforgettable Red Sox experience! ❤️⚾

Workers’ Memorial Day is not only about remembrance. It is also about community, responsibility, and action. It is about making sure that fewer families experience this grief in the future. It is about affirming that worker health and safety must remain a shared priority across every region, every sector, and every community.

Workers’ Memorial Day is not only about remembrance. It is also about community, responsibility, and action. It is about making sure that fewer families experience this grief in the future. It is about affirming that worker health and safety must remain a shared priority across every region, every sector, and every community.

Workers’ Memorial Day is not only about remembrance. It is also about community, responsibility, and action. It is about making sure that fewer families experience this grief in the future. It is about affirming that worker health and safety must remain a shared priority across every region, every sector, and every community.

Workers’ Memorial Day is not only about remembrance. It is also about community, responsibility, and action. It is about making sure that fewer families experience this grief in the future. It is about affirming that worker health and safety must remain a shared priority across every region, every sector, and every community.