Beverly Bell
Beverly Bell has worked for more than three decades as an advocate, organizer and writer in collaboration with social movements in Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and the US. Her focus areas are just economies, democratic participation and gender justice. Beverly currently serves as associate fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies and coordinator of Other Worlds. She is author of "Walking on Fire: Haitian Women Stories of Survival and Resistance" and of "Fault Lines: Views Across Haiti's Divide." She is also a member of Truthout's Board of Advisers.
Other articles by this author
Raising Hope Across the Borders: Transnational Social Movements and Power
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Interview
Social Movements and Power: Change From Below in the Dominican Republic
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Interview
Gender Equity for Rural Haitian Women: An Interview With Kettly Alexandre of the Peasant Movement of Papay
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Interview
One Year of Resistance in Rio Blanco
By Beverly Bell, Foreign Policy in Focus | Report
Defending Indigenous Lands and Waters in Honduras: The Case of Rio Blanco
By Beverly Bell and Tory Field, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
The Ancestral Values We Inherited: Protecting Indigenous Water, Land and Culture in Mexico
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
"They Fear Us Because We Are Fearless": Reclaiming Indigenous Lands and Strength in Honduras
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Report
Without Our Land, We Cease to Be a People: Defending Indigenous Territory and Resources in Honduras
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
We Don't Have Life Without Land: Holding Ground in Honduras
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
