Bobbie Bell
Bobbie Bell is from Brooklyn, New York and a graduate from Brooklyn College where she received her B.S. in Journalism and Media Studies. As an alumni of the Emma Bowen Foundation, she has had experience working in media and nonprofit spaces where women’s equity, empowerment and impact were critical. In organizing a period drive during the pandemic, she found how meaningful it is to her that storytelling is used to bring people together and initiate positive change. In her downtime, you may find Bobbie trying to keep her plants alive, spending time with her family, and trying to binge every streaming film/show.
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How Author And Artist Arial Robinson Balances Black Creative Expression With Self-Care
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How Women At The 2021 Met Gala Used Fashion To Make Powerful Statements
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