Safety is Seguridad: A Workshop Summary (2003): Proceedings from a workshop sponsored by the National Academy of Sciences and NIOSH addressing the most effective methods for reaching Spanish-speaking workers with OSH information. The proceedings include several "white papers" including:

• "Reaching Spanish-speaking workers and employers with Occupational Safety and Health Information." Addresses the most effective methods for reaching Spanish-speaking workers with occupational safety and health training and information. Tom O'Connor.
• Hispanic Workers in the US: An analysis of employment distributions, fatal occupational injuries, and non-fatal occupational injuries and illnesses. Scott Richardson, et al. Bureau of Labor Statistics. A thorough analysis of data from 1995 through 2000 which demonstrates that Hispanic workers have consistently experienced fatal injury rates far above that of all workers.
• An Examination of occupational safety and health materials currently available for workers. Marianne Brown.
• An Examination of the occupational risks and occupational safety and health communication needs of Spanish-speaking children who are employed or live on farms. Martha Soledad Vela-Acosta.
• Occupational Health among Latino Workers: A needs assessment and recommended interventions. Rafael Moure-Eraso and George Friedman-Jimenez.

Project COBWEB: A Report on Brazilian immigrant workers in Massachusetts.

"Immigrant Workers at Risk: A qualitative study of hazards faced by Latino immigrant construction workers in the Triangle area of North Carolina. North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Project, June, 2000.