What You Can Do
We need your help in getting the lead and other dangerous products out of our homes. A broken regulatory system and unfair, unregulated trade policies are endangering our families, our communities and our jobs. This check list provides you with a few ideas for what you can do to send the message that a cheap price tag is not worth putting our families at risk:
Know the facts and tell your friends, family and neighbors:
Information Downloads:
La Importacion de Productos Peligrosos- (More Than Child's Play)
Letter to Senator Barack Obama from USW President Leo Gerard
Join with the USW and help spread the word:
Toy-testing regulations delayed
2/7/2009
Consumer Product Safety Commission clarifies rules on lead testing
1/14/2009
Parents' Wish List: Safer Toys
12/3/2008
Lead, other chemicals remain in many toys
12/3/2008
Safety first for holiday toys
12/3/2008
Group Urges Lawmakers To Enforce Ban On Chemicals In Toys
11/25/2008
Retracing the Path Toxic Powder Took To Food in China
11/8/2008
Soon-To-Be-Banned Plastic Toys Flooding the Market
10/24/2008
China to review food safety draft law
10/23/2008
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Center for Environmental Health
Information, Regulations and Guidance about Lead in Consumer Products
Labour Environmental Alliance Society