The Alliance for Economic Justice was formed by 19 labor unions to heighten visibility and focus attention on the three key economic areas of job creation, health care, and trade. Their web site is designed to highlight the effects these issues have on the livelihoods of working men and women. It provides current information, links to other news sources including the labor movement, legislative developments and reports, and the opportunity for AEJ members to offer comments and viewpoints on job-related and economic matters.

The AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust is a registered investment company regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and governed by a Board of Trustees. Trust investments of over $4.5 billion have financed more than 75,000 units of multifamily and single family housing nationwide.

A. Philip Randolph Institute (APRI), a national organization of black trade unionists, was founded in 1965. APRI's mission is to fight for racial equality and economic justice.