The Healthy Work Campaign is committed to teaching the public about what we’ve learned about work and health,
and how it impacts all of us, including through videos and presentations. We strive to create and share media
content that is informative and engaging for those wanting to understand or achieve healthy work. Our content also
provides concrete follow-up actions, which we hope inspire you to engage in promoting healthy work as part of your
organizational role and through collective action.
Please enjoy these resources and, if you have any feedback, let us know. We’d love to hear from you as we expand this resource in the coming months.
HWC Videos
Healthy Work Survey for Individuals
Intro Video
(12/21/21)
Healthy Work Survey for Orgs
Slideshow Video
(9/28/21)
HWC Survey for Organizations
Launch Video
(9/7/21)
Interviews
Curiosity Invited Podcast
interview with Peter
(4/26/22)
Webinars/Presentations
Breaking Down Burnout
panel discussion
(10/28/22)
Details
In our 3rd live HWC webinar, members of our team & Julie Mendez-de Leon (AFGE) addressed the epidemic of burnout,
challenges to fixing it, and what can be done now.
Unpacking Quiet Quitting
panel discussion
(9/30/22)
Details
In our 2nd live HWC webinar, members of our team discussed “quiet quietting”,
what’s really going on, and what can be done about it.
Addressing Worker Mental Health: The Healthy Work Campaign
(3/16/22)
Details
Marnie Dobson, CPH-NEW’s Total Worker Health® Trends: Expert Webinar Series,
about the link between work, stress, mental health, and interventions to improve worker well-being
Using the Healthy Work Survey
for Organizations
(3/2/22)
Details
Marnie Dobson and Pouran Faghri, HWC’s first live webinar about using the
Healthy Work Survey and how to plan “interventions” to prevent and reduce work stressors.
Work, health & stress: Ideas and Resources for Intervention on Occupational Psychosocial Risk
(7/9/21)
Details
Peter Schnall, Marnie Dobson, and Sebastian Segura, SurAmericana “Work, health
& stress” virtual education series co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, health & stress: Assessment and diagnosis of psychosocial risk in Colombia: Lessons and
challenges
(7/2/21)
Details
Viviola Gómez and Sebastián Segura, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress”
virtual educational series co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, health & stress:
Consequences of work stress
for organizations
(6/25/21)
Details
Laura Punnett, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual
education series co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, health & stress: Mental/Psychological Problems caused by Occupational Psychosocial Risk Factors
(6/18/21)
Details
Marnie Dobson, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual education series
co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, health & stress: Burnout Syndrome: A modern myth or an underestimated problem?
(6/11/21)
Details
Arturo Juárez, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual
education series co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, health & stress: Physical consequences caused by occupational psychosocial risk factors
(6/4/21)
Details
Peter Schnall, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual education series
with HWC Team members Sebastian Segura and Viviola Gómez
Update on the
Healthy Work Survey
for Organizations
(5/28/21)
Details
Marnie Dobson, OHCOW’s 2021 Mayday May Day Workplace in Mental Health Series
Work, stress & health: The demand/control model: its implications for the future of work and health
(5/28/21)
Details
Robert Karasek, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual education series
co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
Work, stress & health: From work stress to mental and physical disease: what we know and what can we
do
(5/21/21)
Details
Johannes Siegrist, SurAmericana “Work, health & stress” virtual
education series co-hosted by Prax and the Center for Social Epidemiology
System-Level Trends in Working Conditions, and Interventions to Reduce Health Inequities
(9/29/20)
Details
Paul Landsbergis, National
Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) Day 2 of “The Role of Work in Health
Disparities in the United States Workshop”
(Paul’s presentation starts at 4:44:28)
The Healthy Work Campaign:
Work Stress Prevention Strategies
in the U.S.
(5/22/20)
Details
Marnie Dobson & Paul Landsbergis, “International Approaches to Stress
Prevention” webinar during the 2020 Mayday May Day Workplace Mental Health” series, organized by HWC
partner Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers (OHCOW)
Identifying and Preventing Work Stressors to Reduce Chronic Disease: The Healthy Work Campaign
(3/11/20)
Details
Paul Landsbergis, Marnie Dobson & Peter Schnall, hosted by the Center for
Healthy Work, University of Illinois, Chicago.
(To access Paul’s presentation, the password is: mJ8uwwgG, and it begins at 04:30.)
WOE Videos
“Working on Empty” Meet the Experts: Dr. Peter Schnall (Video #1)
“Working on Empty” Meet the Experts: Dr. Peter Schnall (Video #2)
“Working on Empty” Meet the Experts: Marnie Dobson Zimmerman, PhD