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== Constituency groups ==
Constituency groups are [[nonprofit]] organizations chartered and funded by the AFL-CIO as voter registration and mobilization bodies. These groups conduct research, host training and educational conferences, issue research reports and publications, lobby for legislation and build coalitions with local groups. Each constituency group has the right to sit in on AFL-CIO executive council meetings, and to exercise representational and voting rights at AFL-CIO conventions.

The AFL-CIO's seven constituency groups include the [[A. Philip Randolph Institute]], the AFL-CIO Union Veterans Council, the [[Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance]], the [[Coalition of Black Trade Unionists]], the [[Coalition of Labor Union Women]], the [[Labor Council for Latin American Advancement]] and [[Pride at Work]].