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February 2, 2021Sustainabilty
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February 1, 2021Sodexo Aspretto
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January 27, 2021Julia Bickford
January 27, 2021Congregation Beth David
January 26, 2021Congregation Beth David has board policies regarding use of only fair trade coffee and chocolate for any event that would include the use of coffee or chocolate. Congregation Beth David gets their fair trade coffee donated by Coastal Peaks coffee.
SLO UCC
January 26, 2021SLO UCC brews Coastal Peaks Black Rabbit which is both Fair Trade and organic. SLO UCC also brews tea from Whole Foods (Fair Trade and organic, too) and it is certified Fair Trade by Fair Trade USA.
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January 26, 2021Book Club for Change – Zoom Discussion Event for “My Beloved World” by Sonia Sotomayer
January 25, 2021This month we are reading “My Beloved World” by Sonia Sotomayer, the first Latina Supreme Court Justice. Email fairtradelogan@gmail.com or follow us on social media for more details!
Transitions-Mental Health Association
January 23, 2021Slo Food Co-op promoted TMHA’s COVID-19 relief efforts in their newsletter that reaches around 3,200 subscribers. “From the moment Governor Newsom issued lockdown orders back in March 2020, Transitions-Mental Health Association has been providing over 40 different mental health services to our community in telehealth mode. At the same time, we have worked hard to […]
Net Impact Fair Trade Committee Discussion
January 23, 20211st Annual Fair Trade College Festival – Celebrating Chocolate!
January 22, 20211st Annual Fair Trade College Festival ‘Celebration of Chocolate’ (2:00-4:00 pm) With Fairtrade smores, info., scavenger hunt, and games. Winter Events, Bonfire, Vermont Gelato
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January 19, 2021Fair Trade Committee Net Impact Meeting
January 19, 2021We will be introducing the Fair Trade Project and the Fair Trade Committee members at Net Impact’s general meeting this Thursday from 11am-12pm. Come meet the impactful community organizers working on this project and discuss the importance of Fair Trade within the local San Luis Obispo community!
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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.