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To promote and encourage the development of labor and worker education, to make labor education accessible to all working people, and to promote collective bargaining and the right to organize.
To bring labor educators together for mutual aid and benefit, to promote their professional development, and to advance their economic and social well-being.
To advocate for the development and support of labor education programs in higher education and the labor movement.
To promote professional standards for the field of labor education and labor studies.
To promote and facilitate cooperation among unions, union education departments, university and college-based labor centers and programs, and community-based labor education programs.
To advance affirmative action for women and people of color and other under-represented groups within the field of labor education.
To promote and publish relevant research.