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IAFF releases second course on workplace violence prevention
Learn how to protect yourself from workplace violence in a new online course that is free to members.
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IAFF secures five-year reaccreditation by Pro Board to continue life-saving training
The IAFF’s reaccreditation ensures members receive top-tier HazMat and confined space certification, preparing them for high-risk emergencies with national and international safety standards.
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Washington, DC Local 36’s fight for presumptive cancer and disease coverage
Local 36’s advocacy led to major workers’ compensation gains, with recent legislation expanding protections to cover more cancers affecting members.
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California fire fighters’ music video delivers a message of hope
A Palo Alto, CA Local 1319 fire fighter and artist shares his powerful song of resilience while helping to fight the Los Angeles area wildfires.
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Apply by Jan. 31 for IAFF’s 2025 Political and Communications Training Academies
Strengthen your Local’s voice and influence with expert training through these annual academies.
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Remembering Michael Woodzicka and Roy ‘Tank’ Colbrunn
Cancer survivor: Patrick Hayes
Columbia, SC Local 793 member Patrick Hayes’ lifelong passion led to a dream career, but after battling both bladder and prostate cancer by age 35, he overcame the odds with the support of his wife, fellow fire fighters, and the Firefighter Cancer Support Network, inspiring him to help others.
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Cancer survivor: Jeff Sneller
A member of Manchester, CT Local 1579, Jeff Sneller’s journey through three cancer diagnoses underscores the importance of early detection, strong support from colleagues, and raising awareness about occupational cancer risks in the fire service.
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Cancer awareness and advocacy highlighted at ALTS workshops
Experts and speakers focused on cancer prevention and early detection — empowering IAFF members to take charge of their health.
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Iqaluit fire fighters celebrate employer’s agreement on PFAS-free gear
Iqaluit fire fighters secured a groundbreaking contract that includes a 19 per-cent wage increase, additional staffing, and a commitment to transition to PFAS-free firefighting gear, making them one of the first departments in Canada to do so, setting a new standard for others.
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