"Hands Off My Voting Rights," "The Power of Organizing Black Women" and "Organizing Young Workers in the 21st Century" are just a few of the workshops being offered at the AFL-CIO's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Civil and Human Rights Conference, coming up January 15-18 here in Washington. Rank-and-file members, union leaders, constituency groups and community activists from across the country will gather to define a shared vision to influence the labor movement's key priorities, including: raising wages, racial justice, voting rights, immigration, LGBTQ equality, criminal justice, education and a myriad of other issues affecting working families and our community. Click here for details and to register.