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Minnesota AFL-CIO 2026 Convention COPE events

Support our fund for working people

In September, join us at the 58th Minnesota AFL-CIO Convention in Bloomington for two events (reception and/or breakfast) benefitting Working Partnerships — the nonprofit arm of the MRLF that's served working people for over two decades. 

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Condo workers and Rep Esther Agbaje outside The Towers, Minneapolis, MN July 31, 2026

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LABOR'S ROADMAP

Our Bold Vision + Plan for Workers' Rights and Economic Justice

When the current administration is attacking workers and undercutting labor rights, it is not enough for labor to only oppose what is being done. Read our proactive vision for the future.
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CALL TO ACTION

George Floyd’s Legacy Demands More than Symbolic Solidarity

As Black women and union workers, we call on our labor siblings to walk with us — not just in mourning, but in the daily work of healing and transformation.
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The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation's mission is to organize in the community for social and economic justice for all working people.

The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation is the umbrella organization of Minneapolis area local unions and includes 175+ affiliated unions and 80,000+ working people. Affiliated with the AFL-CIO, the MRLF organizes in Hennepin, Anoka, Carver, McLeod, Meeker, Scott and Wright counties in Minnesota.

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Minneapolis Labor Review Archive

Access to more than 100 years of labor history with the click of a button.

For more than a century, the Minneapolis Labor Review has chronicled the labor movement's history and working families' struggles in the Twin Cities area. 

We are proud to present that history in a searchable digital archive, available here:

THE LABOR REVIEW ARCHIVE