From the website:
The Names Map displays the name, home address, likely age, country of origin, and final resting place of all known Triangle Fire victims.
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(map and list of 146 victims)
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The Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition connects individuals and organizations with the 1911 Triangle Factory Fire — one of the pivotal events in US history and a turning point in labor’s struggle to achieve fair wages, dignity at work and safe working conditions. Outrage at the deaths of 146 mostly young, female immigrants inspired the union movement and helped to institute worker protections and fire safety laws. Today, basic rights and benefits in the workplace are not a guarantee in the United States or across the world. We believe it is more vital than ever that these issues are defended.
The “not guilty” verdict on all counts of manslaughter for Triangle Factory owners Max Blanck and Issac Harris:
is often overlooked in anniversary celebrations. (Image from Cornell University, ILR School, Kheel Center’s Remembering The 1911 Triangle Factory Fire, Transcript of Criminal Trial)
That verdict is a forerunner to the present day decisions to not prosecute police shootings/abuse of unarmed civilians.
Celebrate the progress made since the 1911 Triangle Factory Fire while mindful exploitation and abuse continue to this very day.
The Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition has assembled a large number of resources, many of which are collections of other resources, including primary materials.