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LCLAA
SINCE
1972
Founded 1972 — Washington, DC
Nation’s Leading Latino Labor Voice
AFL-CIO Constituency Group

Labor Council for Latin American Advancement

LCLAA is the nation’s leading advocacy group for Latino workers and union members. We empower Latinos by strengthening worker, immigrant, and civil rights in our communities — desde el barrio hasta el Capitolio.

Worker Rights · Immigrant Rights · Civil Rights · Civic Power
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1972
Founded — Washington, D.C.
Nation’s #1
Latino Labor Advocacy Group
AFL-CIO
Constituency Group
La Voz Líder de los Trabajadores Latinos

The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) is the nation’s leading advocacy group for Latino workers and union members. Founded in 1972 as the Latino constituency group of the AFL-CIO, LCLAA works to empower Latinos by strengthening worker, immigrant, and civil rights in our communities.

From the campos to the factories to the federal workforce, LCLAA fights for Latino workers across every industry — and lifts up Latina leadership, immigrant defense, and civic power for our entire community.

LCLAA’s Priorities
Worker Rights
Strengthen Latino worker power on the job — fair wages, safe workplaces, freedom to organize.
Immigrant Rights
Defend immigrant workers from raids, wage theft, and exploitation — and fight for a path to citizenship.
Civil Rights
Protect Latino communities from discrimination, voter suppression, and racist scapegoating.
Civic Engagement
Mobilize Latino voters — registration, education, and turnout in every election cycle.
Latina Leadership
Build pipelines for Latina union members and labor leaders to step into power.
Cross-Border Solidarity
Stand in solidarity with workers across Latin America and the diaspora.

“We work to empower Latinos by strengthening worker, immigrant, and civil rights in our communities.”

— LCLAA

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