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June 9, 2010

The WIP Interviews Beverly Bell




It’s amazing to me that we’re supposed to understand Haiti without ever hearing from Haitians. - Beverly Bell

Listen to the June 6th broadcast of Sundays at Five by clicking the play button below.

Kate and Ali talk with Beverly Bell about the current situation in Haiti. Beverly reports that Haitians themselves do have a clear and strong agenda for their future, despite a lack of coverage in US media. While living conditions for many remain dire, Haitians recognize the opportunity to build a better Haiti from the ground up. The question is, will international organizations seek input from Haitians regarding Haiti’s future? So far the answer is no.

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Guest Biography: Beverly Bell has worked with Haitian social movements for over 30 years. She is also author of the book Walking on Fire: Haitian Women's Stories of Survival and Resistance. She coordinates Other Worlds, which promotes social and economic alternatives. She is also associate fellow of the Institute for Policy Studies.

About the Broadcast: The WIP’s Executive Editor, Kate Daniels teams up with identical twin sister Ali Daniels to present Sundays at Five, a weekly radio broadcast on KRXA, Monterey Bay's Progressive Talk Radio station. The twins share stories and discuss topics ranging from campaign finance reform to the phenomenon of Facebook. Tune in every Sunday from 5-6 pm PDT or listen online. Podcasts of previous broadcasts are available on The WIP Talk.

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