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 the forthcoming "Fault Lines: Views Across Haiti's Divide." She is also a member of Truthout's Board of Advisers.
Other articles by this author
Meet Up, Eat Up, Act Up: Consumers Join the Movement for Food Workers' Rights
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
"The Awakening That's Happening": Local, Sustainable Food
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
Putting the Culture Back in Agriculture: Reviving Native Food and Farming Traditions
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
Jobs and Justice: Raising the Floor on Workers Rights and Wages in Haiti
By Beverly Bell, Daily Kos | Op-Ed
Bringing the Food Home: Local Food and Agricultural Systems
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
From Field to Table: Rights for Workers in the Food Supply Chain
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
A Penny a Pound, Plus Power: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers Changes History
By Tory Field and Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Harvesting Justice Series
Haitian Sweatshop Workers Speak: Sub-Poverty Wages and Sexual Coercion
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Report
"Mrs. Clinton Can Have Her Factories": A Haitian Sweatshop Worker Speaks
By Beverly Bell, Other Worlds | Interview
