Hope in a More Promising, Just, and Inclusive Nation is Blooming
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LCLAA Urges our Newly Elected Senate to Serve Justice and Hold Accountable those who Attempted Against our Democracy
LCLAA is hopeful that upon the Senate’s return to The Hill, the newly elected representatives will act immediately to hold accountable all those involved in last week’s shameful events. Our communities are aware of the multiple challenges that lie ahead, from guaranteeing justice is served, to the longer-term task of forging a more inclusive nation for all.
We urge our leaders to come together, to heal the wounds of hate. To pass laws that can advance our communities, and can keep working families healthy and safe amid COVID-19. To pass laws that can keep these same working families together! To pass laws dictated by the moral, humane and decency values sacredly enshrined in our nation’s constitution.
LCLAA Vehemently Condemns the Insurrection and Acts of Violence Perpetrated by Trump Supporters
As we call for Peace and Respect for our...
LCLAA Stands with Georgia Voters
Yesterday, despite ongoing attacks against our...
Announcing the creation of the LCLAA Sí Podemos Fund
The LCLAA Sí Podemos Fund was created out of the need to expand our nation’s electorate, promote Latino and immigrant workers’ rights, and advance policies that can guarantee the advancement and well being of our communities. We find this endeavor to be critical for the future of Latino and immigrant working families, particularly in the wake of the political climate and polarization that our nation faces.
LCLAA Welcomes Jose Vargas as New Executive Director
Washington D.C.- LCLAA National, its National...
LCLAA Opposes the Census Bureau’s Decision to Shorten Census Operations As this Jeopardizes it’s Accuracy by Potentially Undercounting Neglected Communities
As this Jeopardizes it’s Accuracy by Potentially...
LCLAA Emphatically Rejects this Administration’s Attempt to Exclude Undocumented Immigrants from Participating in the Census
Washington D.C.- In his latest move aimed at...
LCLAA Rejects this Administration’s Attempt to Exclude Undocumented Immigrants from Participating in the Census
STATEMENT Wednesday, July 22, 2020 Washington...
LCLAA Applauds the Supreme Court’s Ruling Banning Workplace Discrimination
This week the Highest Court in the Land ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 – which forbids job discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or transgender status- also includes and applies to gay and trans people. This injunction is one of the most significant ones for the LGBTQ+ rights movement in recent years, as it will protect the 11.5 million LGB people and 1.5 million transgender people in our nation, from workplace discrimination.
LCLAA Stands in Solidarity with Vanessa Guillen As we Join Others in Demanding Justice
Washington D.C.- On April 22, Army Specialist...
LCLAA Stands by Latino and Immigrant Communities
As we Highlight the Multiple Reasons to Take...
LCLAA Stands in Support with Workers in Washington State As they Lead Courageous Efforts to Unionize
Washington D.C.- LCLAA National stands in...
LCLAA Stands in Support with The Illinois Nurses Association
Washington D.C.- LCLAA National stands in...
LCLAA Stands in Solidarity with the Machinist Union
As workers continue to join picket lines...
LCLAA Stands in Solidarity with the Machinist Union
As workers continue to join picket lines...
LCLAA Applauds the Supreme Court’s Ruling on DACA
We are Committed to Continue Fighting for a...
LCLAA Applauds the Supreme Court’s Ruling Banning Workplace Discrimination
Washington D.C.-This week the Highest Court in...
APALA and LCLAA Condemn Trump’s Anti-Worker Activists Nominees to the Federal Circuit Court
Black people and people of color across the nation are terrorized by racist and discriminatory acts like the ones that ended in the death of Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor. LCLAA and APALA demand justice, and stand in solidarity with their families and communities.
LCLAA Repudiates the Brutal Murder of George Floyd
Black people and people of color across the nation are terrorized by racist and discriminatory acts like the ones that ended in the death of Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor. LCLAA and APALA demand justice, and stand in solidarity with their families and communities.
LCLAA and Mijente Launch a Joint Report Highlighting the Impact of COVID-19 on Latino and Immigrant Communities
Washington D.C.- The Labor Council for Latin...
LCLAA Encourages Latino Communities to go to the Polls and Vote
Super Tuesday: 14 States, one U.S. Territory,...
LCLAA Supports the PRO Act
The PRO Act Means More Power to Union Members...
LCLAA Bids Farewell to Our Executive Director, Hector Sanchez Barba
As We Wish Him Success in All His Future...
LCLAA Condemns the Workplace Immigration Raids in Mississippi
We Pledge to Continue Advocating for Latino and...
LCLAA Mourns the Loss of Innocent Lives in El Paso and Dayton
We Emphatically Condemn This Administration’s...
The LCLAA Family Mourns the Passing of a Great Labor Leader and Brother, Hector Figueroa, President of 32BJ SEIU
Washington D.C.- It is with great sadness that...
LCLAA Congratulates Evelyn DeJesus on her New Role as Executive Vice President of AFT
We Commend the American Federation of Teachers...
LCLAA Applauds the Passing of the Dream and Promise Act
Washington D.C.- On Tuesday the House of...
LCLAA Repudiates this Administration’s Divisive and Hateful Rhetoric
As We Highlight the Serious Inaccuracies in Last...
Presentación del Informe de los Perjuicios de TLCAN
COMUNICADO DE PRENSA Conferencia de Prensa este...