
UFCW Local 1529
Standing strong for working families
Powering · Labor Education

June 7 — 10, 2026 · Minneapolis Convention Center
This page is built for the leaders, organizers, and rank-and-file showing up to Minneapolis for the 30th Constitutional Convention. Scan the code, share the link, sign the pledge — and we'll connect after the floor closes.

In January 2025, SEIU’s 2 million members rejoined the AFL-CIO after nearly 20 years apart — bringing the federation to nearly 15 million members. This is the first AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention with President April Verrett on the floor as an affiliated international president — a reunion that reshapes the modern American labor movement.
Official tentative schedule from the 30th AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention prospectus.
Direct from the National AFL-CIO Convention Planning Team to delegates and guests. Save these now — you'll need them between today and June 10.
Push notifications, an interactive schedule, the Minneapolis Convention Center map, a Union-Made Minnesota map, badge pickup info, and a way to connect with other delegates in the exhibit hall. After install: enter "AFL-CIO 30th Constitutional Convention" in the search bar, then your name, registration email, and the 6-digit verification code sent to you.
The official printable program from aflcio.org — useful if you prefer paper over the app.
Download the printable program
President Liz Shuler is the first woman to lead the AFL-CIO in its 70-year history — a relentless voice for clean-energy jobs, the PRO Act, and rebuilding the American labor movement from the ground up. Secretary-Treasurer Fred Redmond is the first Black officer to hold the federation's #2 role — a 50-year Steelworker who built a career organizing for civil rights and economic justice. Memphis & West Tennessee CLC President Kevin Bradshaw has been honored to stand with both of them — and we are doubly honored to be in Minneapolis for the convention they are leading.


The Solidarity Center is the AFL-CIO's international affiliate — building stronger unions and worker movements in 60+ countries. Multinational corporations cross borders to drive down wages; workers must cross them to defend each other. Convention delegates have a direct seat at this work through your union's international solidarity committee.
This QR code points to this exact page. Pull it up on your phone or print it for your badge — anyone who scans it lands right back here and can sign on with their info.
https://laboreducation.org/30th-convention Download QR (PNG)
The South is not flyover country for the labor movement — it’s the next great organizing frontier. The South Got Something to Say is the movement pulling Southern workers, organizers, and allies into one room. If you’re at the 30th, you’re already part of it.
Drop your name and we'll follow up after the convention with a one-pager on plugging your local into the Labor Education platform. No fee. No catch.

Created by Kevin Bradshaw