These Shining Lives has fostered meaningful partnerships with organizations dedicated to worker safety and historical preservation. IVP's collaboration with The Cultural Committee brought sections of the production to their Health and Occupational Safety Seminar at The New York Academy of Medicine, demonstrating the play's ongoing relevance to contemporary workplace safety discussions.

The production's partnership with The Farmingdale Bethpage Historical Society for Women's History Month has connected local communities with the broader legacy of Catherine Donohue's fight for justice. These educational collaborations allow IVP to illuminate how the Radium Girls' courage established legal precedents that continue to protect workers today.

Through post-show talk-backs and educational performances, IVP has created dialogue between audiences and the historical significance of labor rights movements. Community members regularly connect Catherine Donohue's story to contemporary issues of corporate accountability and worker protection, recognizing how individual acts of resistance can create systemic change that safeguards future generations.

The production serves as both historical education and contemporary call to action, helping audiences understand the ongoing importance of workplace safety advocacy and the power of collective action in challenging corporate negligence.