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On the Climate Change Frontlines

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2019/01/31

Small-scale Farmers Stand Up to Nestle Coffee Processing Plant

Small-scale coffee farmers took to the streets to stand up for their livelihoods this month as a dispute escalates with […]

2018/12/19

Fair Trade USA Decertifies Fyffes – A Victory Against Fairwashing and A Call for Strong Standards

On December 14th, Fair Trade USA announced the decertification of Fyffes’ Honduran melon operation, Suragroh. Fair World Project and the International […]

2018/12/17

Fair Trade Cocoa Price to Increase –A Step in the Right Direction

Fairtrade International recently announced that they are increasing the fair trade minimum price for cocoa. That’s a step in the […]

Magazine Articles

2018/09/10

¡Sí Se Puede! In Conversation with Dolores Huerta

We sit down with the co-founder of United Farm Workers and civil rights icon to hear advice for upcoming activists […]

2018/09/10

Keeping the Struggles of Peasant Women Alive

The women of La Via Campesina, the global movement of peasant farmers, are fighting for seed sovereignty, healthy food for their families, and a new model of gender relations […]

2018/09/10

How Worker-Driven Social Responsibility is Ending Gender-Based Violence

Written by Noelle Damico Sexual assault, harassment and other forms of gender-based violence threaten millions of women workers around the […]

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