Jane Barry - Human Rights
Jane Barry is an internationally renown human
rights activist and author. She has lived and worked in countries as
diverse as Russia, Bosnia, Liberia, Rwanda, Cote d'Ivoire, Kosovo, and South
Africa. Barry's books and articles, among them
A Bridge Too Far: Aid
Agencies and the Military in Humanitarian Response (2002),
Rising Up In
Response (2005), and
What's the Point of the Revolution if We Can't
Dance (2007) have been translated into many languages. Since 2008 Barry has
worked as a principal at the Seattle office of the consulting firm Linksbridge.
For more information on this author go to
linksbridge.com or
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_F._Barry.
