Distinguished Book Award - Incite at Columbia University
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Work
Distinguished Book Award
- Led by Columbia Labor Lab
- Published September 26, 2019
- Authors Peter Bearman Adam Reich
- Category Award
- Forum Columbia University Press
Working for Respect: Community and Conflict at Walmart, by Adam Reich and Peter Bearman that details Incite's Summer for Respect project, has received the 2019 Columbia University Press Distinguished Book Award.
The press hosted an award ceremony for the book on September 25th, 2019.
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go to Summer for Respect: Organizing and Oral History
Summer for Respect: Organizing and Oral HistorySpending a summer documenting economic disenfranchisement across America through oral history interviews with workers' groups. In partnership with Organization United for Respect at Walmart
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