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Net Impact Fair Trade Committee Discussion
January 23, 2021jlbmiller808
January 19, 2021ARC166
January 19, 2021St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
January 19, 2021St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church was serving Fair Trade, locally roasted coffee for their after-service coffee hour and have pledged to continue doing so once events are in-person again. So far, they have only purchased regular coffee, but plan to extend their contribution to include decaf once coffee hour resumes.
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January 19, 2021Rotten: Bitter Chocolate Documentary Screening
January 18, 2021Marywood University Fair Trade Resolution
January 15, 2021Commitment from Marywood University and the President to continue delivering on the goals of Fair Trade designation.
Resolution supporting UW-Madison’s efforts to become a Fair Trade University
January 15, 2021The University of Wisconsin–Madison passed resolutions in support of Fair Trade Campus through its’ Student, Academic Staff, and Faculty shared governance bodies in 2020.
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January 14, 2021Online Teaching Kitchen Video – Coffee Scrub
January 8, 2021Hot Chocolate & Fair Trade Coffee table
January 8, 2021Fair Trade Prayer Service
January 6, 2021We hosted a Fair Trade prayer service that the entire school community attended. Members of the club led the school in prayer, scripture, petitions, and reflections centered around fair working conditions and the dignity of workers as described by Catholic Social Teaching.
13th film screening.
January 6, 2021Make Manhatttan Fair and LifeWay partnered to The event explored the link between human trafficking, prison labor and criminal justice, and raised awareness of how Fair Trade provides an avenue for consumers to purchase ethically-sourced products. Recap of Virtual Screening of 13th: Exploring the intersection of race, criminal justice and human trafficking
13th film screening.
January 6, 2021Make Manhatttan Fair and LifeWay partnered to The event explored the link between human trafficking, prison labor and criminal justice, and raised awareness of how Fair Trade provides an avenue for consumers to purchase ethically-sourced products. Recap of Virtual Screening of 13th: Exploring the intersection of race, criminal justice and human trafficking
Food Education Event with Cal Poly Green Campus
January 5, 2021SLO Food Co-op (led by Kasey, one of the Fair Trade Town Committee members) recently partnered with the Cal Poly SLO Green Campus Team on Instagram Live, where they engaged in a 30-minute talk educating the audience about local sustainability practices and student initiatives that inform people’s environmental impact. They touched on fair trade inclusion, […]