2015 LULAC NATIONAL CONVENTION
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 2016 LULAC National Convention & Exposition in Washington, DC
The League of United Latin American Citizens invites you to participate in the 87th Annual LULAC National Convention & Exposition in Washington, DC from July 12 through July 17, 2016. As the premier Hispanic convention, the LULAC National Convention draws over 20,000 participants each year including top leaders from the government, business, and the Latino community. Click here for more information.
Familia: The Building Blocks for our Society
The League of United Latin American Citizens invites you to participate in the 86th Annual LULAC National Convention & Exposition in Salt Lake City Utah from July 7 through July 11, 2015. As the premier Hispanic
convention, the LULAC National Convention draws over 20,000 participants from across the country each year including top leaders from the government, business, and the Latino community.
 Make History: The LULAC Convention is an exciting, history-making convention, because it convenes the national delegates of LULAC to discuss issues, set policies, and elect the organization’s national leaders. For this reason, the LULAC Convention makes news and is covered by national and local media. It is the only convention in which participants representing Hispanic communities from across the country determine the positions and strategies of a national Latino organization.
Reach out to Hispanic America: The LULAC Convention is also well attended by major corporations who recognize the importance of reaching out to national Latino leaders and influential community members directly. There are opportunities to sponsor workshops and events, to showcase products and recruit Hispanic professionals in the convention exhibit hall. In addition, all proceeds support the dedicated work of LULAC to improve the quality of life for Hispanic Americans. More information.
Federal Training Institute: The LULAC Convention hosts the LULAC Federal Training Institute (FTI), an intensive and structured career development program for government and public sector employees. In partnership with the OPM and other Federal agencies, the Federal Training Institute offers workshops and plenary sessions that enable government employees and other employees to enhance their leadership skills and develop the Executive Core Qualifications required for entry to the Senior Executive Service. More information.
Exposition and Career Fair: The LULAC Expo is open to the public and it is FREE. This is a great opportunity to market programs and services to the fastest growing minority with great purchasing power. The Career Fair also offers top companies an opportunity to recruit qualified professionals. Whether you are an employer looking for top talent or a professional looking for your next job, you will want to attend the LULAC Career Fair. This three day event features great jobs from over 250 top companies and federal agencies that are ready to hire. View the expo area.
Youth and Youth Adults Conference: The convention also hosts the LULAC Youth Conference—a three-day event for Latino youth, featuring workshops and panel discussions education, career opportunities, community service and leadership. The Young Adult Conference features four-days of leadership development and policy workshops for college students and young professionals.
Salt Lake City Highlights and New Events:
Latinos Living Healthy Culinary Showcase: This event will showcase savory and healthy meals options from around Latin America during our expo. Participants are encouraged to try healthy meals and get their “passport” stamped to be entered into the LULAC raffles that will feature; Xbox One, I pads, Google Chrome Books, gift cards
and much, much more!
Utah Celebration: This event highlights the best that Utah has to offer for visitors! It features local cuisine from around the state, music by local artist and highlights the Utah culture and traditions; join us to learn more about what Utah has to offer and how you can plan your next visit to this great state.
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