Current Projects
Ring The Bell Consulting, Founder & Principal
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Frederick Bell is the founder and principal of Ring the Bell Consulting. RTB Consulting is a Black-owned political consulting firm founded in New Orleans, Louisiana and based in Washington, D.C.
For nearly a decade, Frederick has either worked or volunteered for numerous local, state, and national campaigns and causes. His mission is to help candidates turn passion into purpose, ideas into initiative, and campaigns into compelling coalitions. Frederick plans to accomplish this mission by utilizing his years of experience with on-the-ground field organizing, storytelling communications, digital marketing, fundraising, research, and strategic political analysis. Schedule a free 30 minute consultation today. |
SigmaPAC 1914, Chairman
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Established in 2017, SigmaPAC is a general-purpose political action committee whose mission is to support candidates who support the PAC’s social, civic, business, and political interests.
The PAC intends to make contributions and support candidates seeking elected office and support those who are strategically and intentionally focused on solutions to complex public policy problems, including but not limited to: enhanced gun control/gun rights legislation, improving public education, expanding economic development opportunities for Blacks and other people and communities of color (or particularly historically disadvantaged communities), promoting equality for all, promoting healthcare, improved public transportation, and helping to provide hope of an American dream where all people are on a level playing field. Learn more at thesigmapac1914.org. |
Dream for America, Senior Advisor
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Dream for America is a Gen Z-led 501(c)4 non-profit founded in 2023 by William He focused on identifying, educating, and mobilizing America’s students to promote the principles of freedom, democracy, & progressive government. We’re building the most organized, active, and powerful pro-democracy grassroots network both online and on-campuses across the country to engage young Americans of all backgrounds at all times — not just on the eve of an election.
Together, we’ll mobilize a new generation of democracy defenders because we are the leading progressive alternative to far-right youth groups like Turning Point USA. The only way we fight fascism and defend democracy is to come together not as Democrats, not as Republicans – but as Americans, and as human beings first and foremost – to usher in a new era of politics not about division, but about solving the problems that we all share. Learn more at dream4america.org. |
Tulane Alumni Association, Board of Directors
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The Tulane Alumni Association creates opportunities that connect alumni, foster loyalty to the University, and enhance the lifelong Tulane experience.
The Tulane Alumni Association is committed to building an inclusive culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion that reflects the various backgrounds of our students and alumni. This means embracing, engaging, and honoring all identities and experiences while inspiring volunteerism and developing leaders among diverse communities. Learn more about the Tulane Alumni Association. |
Louisiana Center for Health Equity, Board of Directors
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Louisiana Center for Health Equity works to address the increasing disparities in health and health care across Louisiana. LCHE represents the interest of health equity by promoting the elimination of health disparities caused by poverty, lack of access to quality health care and unhealthy environmental conditions with a focus on wellness and community health.
LCHE is a statewide nonpartisan nonprofit organization with IRS status as a 501 (C) (3) tax exempt public charity established in January 2010. The Center functions primarily as an "eco-friendly virtual center," meaning as paperless as practical, with plans of evolving capability through this website. LCHE is independently governed by a Board of Directors with a unique approach to improving community health through service to and for the people of Louisiana. Learn more at lahealthequity.org. |
Youth Peace Olympics, Youth Mentor
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The Youth Peace Olympics (YPO) is a South Baton Rouge and North Philadelphia collaboration that began under the watchful eye of the Rev. Mary L. Wade, Ph.D. and members of Building Respect in Communities. The unique three-fold focus of the YPO that began in 2011 in Philadelphia are character-building, sportsmanship and commitment to peace and non-violence. With that focus, YPO began in 2014 in the South Baton Rouge area and is a youth violence prevention program for youth ages 10-16. YPO seeks to educate and empower participants to make healthy lifestyle choices and curb violence. YPO is an initiative of the Louisiana Center for Health Equity (LCHE) and the Together We Are More Adolescent Health Collaborative.
Learn more at lahealthequity.org. |
REEP Now, Coordinator
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REEP Now’s vision is a world with a fair chance of life after prison. Currently, in Louisiana, those currently incarcerated are afforded no assistance in the parole process. In California, on the other hand, parole representation is a right. In Louisiana, the lack of counsel through the parole process results in unfair outcomes for those caught in the system of incarceration. At REEP Now we believe in the right to representation for parole hearings and this is why we have organized to provide parole support, advocacy and representation for those unable to access such services.
Learn more at reepnow.org. |