Promote worker safety with us!
Use any of the images to inform farmworkers and their families about practices that reduce the risk of pesticide exposure.
- What is it? It’s a collection of 17 images for posting on Instagram
- Available in English and Spanish (34 images total)
- They feature safety messages for farmworkers and their families
- This is a great time of year to remind workers about minimizing pesticide exposure
Download all Instagram images (32.5 MB zip)
(Images for Facebook and Twitter are also available)
- Download the collection to share on Instagram - anywhere you can share an image online.
- Create a campaign that builds over time, sharing one or more images per day.
- Ask your networks to share their experiences about reducing pesticide exposure.
- Post the short link in the text below each image in order to make it clickable.
- You could customize the post with your own text, and link to your organization!
- Tag workers and employers in agriculture, forestry, and nurseries.
- Add #campesino #farmworker
You may view/download individual high-resolution images from the collection by clicking on any of the thumbnails below.
Series 1: Protect yourself and your family from pesticide exposure when you get home
Series 2: Protect yourself and your family from pesticide exposure.
Series 3: Some people are more sensitive to pesticides.
Series 4: Protect yourself from pesticides at work.
Series 5: Seeking Medical Attention
This kit was produced with support from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Pesticide Educational Resources Collaborative (Cooperative Agreement #X8-83616301), and the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (Cooperative Agreement #X8-83237601). The text was reviewed for accuracy by EPA personnel, but it does not necessarily reflect the views of the EPA. If you have any questions, please contact us at PERCsupport@ucdavis.edu.
Contributors include:
Kaci Buhl, Oregon State University
Lauren Dana, Legal Aid Chicago
Melanie Forti, Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs
Carmina Hanson, North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Chris Hedstrom, Oregon State University
Catherine LePrevost, North Carolina State University
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Regulatory Guidance
Browse brief guides about protections for workers and handlers, the AEZ, posting, PPE, exemptions, training, respirators, and more, in English and Spanish.