National Federation of Federal Employees

The Center for American Progress, headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a nonpartisan research center dedicated to improving the lives of Americans through ideas and action. It creates a long-term progressive vision for America that policy makers, thought leaders and activists can use to shape the national debate and pass laws that make a difference. It explores important issues faced by the United States and the world through dialog with leaders, thinkers and citizens. It develops new ideas, generates debate and develops a point of view on which to take a stand. It share its point of view, online, on campuses, in the media, on the shop-floor and in the boardroom, with Congress and in statehouses. It works on social and economic problems, domestic, economic and national security issues, as well as media and culture issues.

The Building and Construction Trades Department is an independent affiliated organization of the AFL-CIO representing as many as 11 international unions. The BCTD coordinates activity and provides resources to more than 10 affiliated trades unions in the construction trade. It has as many as 386 state, local and provincial councils in the United States and Canada. Established in 1908, the department helps its building trades unions to make job sites, deliver apprenticeship and journey-level training, organize new workers, support legislation and assist in securing wages through collective bargaining. In addition, the BCTD works to resolve jurisdictional disputes within the construction trades and helps in the formation of local building trades councils. The department is based in Washington, D.C.

Labor Council For Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) is recognized as the top advocacy organization for Latino workers and union members in the United States. Their mission is to empower Latinos through the enhancement of worker, immigrant, and civil rights within local communities. Generated from their website's infomation