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Jan. 14-17 • WASHINGTON, D.C

What to Expect

We will build on our victories and strategize about the continued fight for economic and racial justice with—and also within—the labor movement.

The labor movement has always been a force for progress, and we will continue that legacy by standing in our power and fighting back against the current attacks. We will step into the year with purpose and make it clear that working people will determine the direction of this country.  Together, we will build an economy and a society that works for everyone and ensures that all workers, no matter who they are, can live a life of dignity and respect.

We will host timely discussions led by experts about the most pressing issues facing our movement, determine how we can address these challenges, share best practices and provide attendees with the cutting-edge tools and knowledge they need to affect change.

Our conference will conclude on the evening of Jan. 17 with the Human Rights Conference Awards Gala and Dinner.

Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a crowd from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial where he delivered his famous, “I Have a Dream,” speech during the Aug. 28, 1963, march on Washington, D.C.