Labor Action Week
FIERCE ADVOCATES for working people
When we work together, changes are made for the betterment of Black workers. This Labor Action Week, we unite under the banner The Urgency of Now to confront the challenges facing working people — and to act.
Join us as we shine a light on the fights, the victories, and the voices that keep our movement strong. Together, we will honor the dignity of work, demand policies that protect and empower workers, and inspire a new generation to carry the torch forward.
Union leadership has traditionally been a man's world. Women are the backbone of policy, economic security and saving our democracy, and it is timely to have women leading in the workforce space.
- Robin Williams, Chairwoman, NAACP Labor Committee
Save Your Spot
Join us on Thursday, September 4 as we highlight and tackle urgent issues impacting working people, unemployment, impacted federal workers, immigration, and more.
Protect Black Workers
Black workers are sounding the alarm — not only for themselves but for the nation's economic well-being. We are urging the White House, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives to take immediate action to stop the economic backsliding facing Black workers. Sign our petition to help honor and advocate for them.
Our Panelists
Robin Williams
NAACP National Labor Committee Chair
Claude Cummings
NAACP National Labor Committee Vice-Chair
Julie Collier
AFL-CIO Chief of Staff
Donna Mitchell
LiUNA Director of Community & Partner Engagement
Advocating for Black Workers
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Condemnation of the Dismantling of Job Corps
All NAACP units should advocate for the continuation of Job Corps with their respective members of Congress, federal officials with jurisdiction over appropriations funding, the U.S. Department of Labor, and other officials of the Executive Branch to maintain and properly fund this vital program through the 2026 budget and beyond.
Affirming the Collective Bargaining Rights of Federal Employees
NAACP will continue to leverage research, litigation, mobilization, communications, community education and training, convenings, and policy advocacy to ensure the rights of all Federal workers and union members and to protect public services and their jobs.
Ensuring a Civil and Human Rights Framework for the World Cup 2026 Games
NAACP will work with partners and allies to continue to build, refine, and promote a scalable and portable human and civil rights framework that can be applied to future major sporting events.