Appearances

In Person Public Events

See Speaking List for Private Events
Martha's Vineyard, Mass.: Friday, June 27
Bunch of Grapes Bookstore
7 pm – Speech
Booksigning to Follow
44 Main St.
Vineyard Haven, Mass 508-693-2291
Bethesda, MD: Sunday, April 20
Bethesda Literary Festival
2-2:30 pm – Speech
2:30-3 pm – Booksigning
Bethesda Hyatt
Bethesda, MD
301-585-0550
Bethesda Literary Festival Online
Silver Spring, MD:: Saturday, Jan. 19
Borders Book Store
1-3 pm – Book Signing
8518 Fenton Street
Silver Spring, MD
301-585-0550
Cambridge, MA:: Nov. 13-14
Harvard University Labor Workshop
St. Louis, MO:: Tuesday, Nov. 6
JCC Book Festival
1-2 pm –Lecture & Signing
Jewish Community Center
Creve Coeur, MO
(suburb of St. Louis)
JCC Book Festival Online

St. Louis, MO:: Monday, Nov. 5
Left Bank Books
7 pm
399 N Euclid Ave
Central West End
(suburb of St. Louis)
Left Bank Books Online
314.367.3256

Washington D.C :: Thursday, Nov. 1
National Press Club
30th Annual Book Fair and Authors' Night
6:00-8:30 p.m. Public ($5)
5:30-6:00 p.m. NPC Members
National Press Club
14th Street N.W.
Washington D.C.
National Press Club Online
St. Louis, MO:: Tuesday, Oct. 30
St. Louis Labor & Media Conference
Noon – Luncheon Keynote Speaker.
3 pm – Dine Reception & Signing
Greater St. Louis AFL-CIO
Sprinklers Hall
1544 S. 3rd. St.
St. Louis, MO

Washington D.C.:: Saturday, Oct. 27
Politics & Prose Independent Book Store
6 pm – Discussion & Signing
5015 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20008
202.364.1919
Politics & Prose Online

New Orleans: Thursday, Oct. 18 - 19
International Labor Communicators
Convention Oct. 18 – Luncheon Speaker. Oct. 19 – Afternoon Panel Discussions

Events listed here will be archives of those listed under Spotlight on the home page.

Dine spoke on Oct. 14-15 at the Labor Leadership Advancement Conference in New Jersey.
He also spoke this month at Harvard Business School's "Future of Labor" panel
At midwest CWA Conference in Detroit
He appeared on "Working New York" AFL-CIO TV show aired Oct. 15 on RNN in New York.

Author Philip Dine is a frequent speaker on labor politics and management