Pearl Bell

Pearl Bell is a skilled professional with over 10 years of experience in violence prevention.

Pearl Bell transitioned to the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division of Child Welfare, to contribute to the State Youth Development Plan and collaborate with CO9to25.

Working on the Colorado Statewide Youth Development Plan, Pearl Bell focuses on enhancing youth policies, practices, and programs for individuals aged 9 to 25 by integrating positive youth development principles.

With a strong educational background, Pearl Bell holds a Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution from the University of Denver, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Egyptology from Hollins University.

Furthermore, Pearl Bell has studied Egyptology at the American University and Modern Standard Arabic at the Arabic Language Institute at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.

Pearl Bell's specialties include training, leadership development, evaluation, assessment, and strategic planning.

Throughout her career, she has held various roles such as Team Dynamics Specialist, Youth Development Specialist, and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Denver.

Previously, Pearl Bell has served as the President of the Board at the Colorado Council of Mediators and Mediation Organizations, showcasing her leadership capabilities.

Moreover, she has contributed to organizations like The Conflict Center in roles such as Social Norming Prevention Specialist, Youth and Adult Training Program Coordinator, Manager of Operations, and Program Instructor.

Additionally, Pearl Bell's experience extends to roles like Manager of Assessment and Evaluation/Youth and Adult Program Coordinator at The Conflict Center and Program Officer at the Institute For Multi-Track Diplomacy.