Join advocate and CEO Brian C. Johnson at P&T Knitwear Books & Podcasts in New York City on May 23, 2024, as he presents his latest book, "The Work is the Work." In this insightful discussion, Johnson reflects on the challenges and triumphs of advocacy work, emphasizing the importance of justice for our children, the future leaders of change. The event includes an engaging Q&A session and a book signing where attendees can have their copies signed by the author. Secure your signed copy of "The Work is the Work: Letters to a Future Activist" for shipping to most locations. This in-store event features limited amphitheater-style seating, with tickets priced between $7.18 and $28.55. Following the talk, guests are invited to participate in the book signing session. Please note that all books signed at P&T Knitwear events must be purchased from the venue. For those unable to attend, pre-orders for signed copies are accepted, with shipping available to most destinations. Learn from Brian C. Johnson, a prominent figure in education and advocacy, as he shares his insights and experiences in the pursuit of fairness and equality for all.

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