Nos Estados Unidos, lançamento do novo livro de fotos de Earl Dotter.
LIFE'S WORK, A Fifty Year Photographic Chronicle of Working in the U.S.A
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"A photo book release and a day-long journalist-research symposium
LIFE'S WORK, A Fifty Year Photographic Chronicle of Working in the U.S.A by Earl Dotter
Famed labor photographer Earl Dotter will launch his new retrospective book and exhibit of : LIFE'S WORK, A Fifty Year Photographic Chronicle of Working in the U.S.A. on Thursday, September 13th, from 4:30 pm until about 7 at the AFL-CIO Washington, DC headquarters.
The book demonstrates the breadth of Earl Dotter's work in occupational photography and how important his documentation is for improving working conditions across the United States. The 250 page retrospective book, just published by AIHA Press, will be available for purchase.
There will also be a discussion with Earl and AFL-CIO Health and Safety Director Peg Seminario.
LIFE'S WORK EXHIBIT AND BOOK RELEASE
A Conversation with Earl Dotter
Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018
Exhibit opens at 4:30 p.m. • Program begins at 5:00 p.m.
Light reception to follow
AFL-CIO • 815 16th St. NW • Washington, D.C. 20006
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Mind to Mind: Researchers and reporters on America’s workforce
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Mind to Mind: Researchers and reporters on America’s workforce
Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting will bring together some of the best minds in journalism and labor (including me) at a symposium, Mind to Mind 2018: Researchers and reporters on America’s Workforce on Fri, October 12, 2018 at American University.
At this symposium, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, acclaimed researchers and academics from top universities will come together to discuss a wide variety of topics affecting America’s workforce. Conversations will range from what’s happening with worker safety to #MeToo at the workplace to worker injuries at Tesla and the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The symposium will also cover gender discrimination in the form of planning holiday parties at work to abuses at drug rehabilitation programs across the country.
I will also be participating, talking about Workplace safety in the era of Trump and former OSHA Policy Director Deborah Berkowitz will also appear on a panel on Modern-day slavery: Unpaid work and abuse in rehab programs