Through the Lens: Women in Agriculture
“When we first started the cooperative, it was comprised of both men and women, but decisions
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Women in Agriculture Series: The Changing Role of Women in Coffee – Part 2
Wesley Weissberg (left) interviewed women leaders and producers working in the coffee industry while in Guatemala.
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Just a Little Bit Bigger
Morning coffee in northern Nicaragua with Fatima Ismael, the amazing manager of SOPPEXCCA I’ve just returned
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Celebrating The Coffee Exchange’s 30-Year Commitment to Farm Families
Charlie Fishbein, owner of Coffee Exchange café in Providence, Rhode Island. Growing rural prosperity for the
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View from the Field: New Cluster Study Measures Our Impact on Guatemala Coffee Clients
Q&A WITH ASYA TROYCHANSKY, ROOT’S IMPACT ASSESSMENT OFFICER. Asya Troychansky, Root Capital’s Impact Assessment Officer, recently
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Root Capital Launches $7 Million, Multi-Year Initiative to Combat La Roya and Build Farmer Resilience
Last summer, Maria Eufemia Madonado Ocaño (pictured above) watched helplessly as almost all of her coffee
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Women in Agriculture Series: The Changing Role of Women in Coffee – Part 1 of 2
Lesbia Morales, President of the Farmer Committee of the Highlands (CCDA) To mark International Day of
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