After training as a medical doctor at the Universidade de Pernambuco in Brazil, Quisia D. Gonzalez returned to her native Honduras, where she practiced medicine for three years until she moved to the US in 1989. She has worked extensively in the field of education, including adult basic education and literacy, as well as parenting and HIV counseling. In addition, she has been active in the Proyecto de los Trabajadores Latinoamericanos, advocating for fair wages and immigration reform.
Dr. Gonzalez taught at the Henry George School in New York for twelve years and served on the school’s board for five years. Her personal experience in Latin America inspired her interest in Henry George and her commitment to Georgist principles. She is a fervent activist for economic justice and human rights. She is a United Nations NGO representative for the International Union for Land Value Taxation.
VIDEOS:
Dr. Quisia Gonzalez: What Communities Gain When Land Value is Used for Common Good
TOPICS: Land Rights of Indigenous People, Land Rights are Human Rights, Health and Wealth Inequality
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