Bringing Opportunity to an Area Marked by Violent Past
A young woman picks coffee on a farm associated with the Maya Ixil coop. Photo credit:
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Category: Mexico and Central America
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Root Capital Client Shines at Bush Center’s 2015 Global Women’s Network
Plenary panel at the 2015 Global Women’s Network. Photo credit: ExxonMobil Foundation. Earlier this week, Iliana
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Con un poco de ayuda estas familias de agricultores orgánicos transitan el camino del éxito
En las tierras altas de Marcala, en Honduras, donde las calles no tienen nombre, para poder
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With A Little Help, These Organic Farming Families are Navigating the Road to Success
Root Capital CEO Willy Foote visting Cooperativa RAOS in 2013. In the sleepy, highland town of
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Así es como David Lozano de Root Capital trabaja para redefinir el ‘machismo’ en México
Inversión con un enfoque en la igualdad de género. Half the Sky. HeForShe. Lean In. Durante
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How Root Capital’s David Lozano is Redefining ‘Machismo’ in Mexico
Half the Sky. Gender-lens investing. HeforShe. Lean In. Over the last several years, women’s economic empowerment
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Learning from a Women’s Cooperative in Guatemala
Last week, Root Capital impact officer Asya Troychansky wrote about the transformative impact that Root Capital’s
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Seizing the Opportunity to Train a Women’s Cooperative in Guatemala
Juana Hu Mateo, general coordinator at ACMUV. “In my home, my father and my mother always
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Shade-Grown Coffee: What’s the Big Deal?
If you bought a cup of certified coffee recently, chances are high it might have been brewed using
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A View from the Kitchen
In past trips to visit Root Capital coffee clients in the “field,” I generally went to
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