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In this Business Fights Poverty podcast, Emily Pearce, Senior Sustainable Sourcing & International Development Manager at Co-op and Kubasu Agapeters, Climate Lead at Fairtrade Africa discuss how Co-op is working in partnership with Fairtrade Africa and investing in a more climate resilient supply chain.

Join Tony’s and Fairtrade for a discussion about cocoa, an interactive quiz and chocolate tasting! Be one of the first 100 to sign up and get Tony’s Chocolonely sent to your door for free!

Can digital activism bring about social and economic change beyond ‘clicktivism’? How can social movements and Fairtrade activists harness the power of social media to influence the market? Join the discussion with Dr Roberta Discetti, Lecturer at Bournemouth University Business School, and Joanna Pollard, Chair of the Fairtrade National Campaigner Committee.

Put the kettle on for a cup of Fairtrade tea or coffee and join ECCR and Shared Interest for this webinar exploring how you (and your church) can connect your financial decisions with the change you want see in the world.

Discover the story of coffee, tea and sugar and how their history is intertwined with the transatlantic slave trade and London’s past, present and future as a global trading centre. Meet at Hay’s Galleria, London Bridge.

Join us live online and taste four Fairtrade wines, learn the basics of wine tasting and enjoy games, activities and polls to keep up the good cheer!

BA Performance Design and BA Event Management students at Arts University Bournemouth are creating seven installations on the university campus to tell the story of Fairtrade. Open to the public during the day, the installations will be stewarded by the students. Drop in any time and follow the trail.

Join us as we talk to Joel Lopez, President of Honduras coffee co-operative Cafescor, about the impact of climate change on our Central American customers.

We talk to Upromabio, a mango and hibiscus producer co-operative in Burkina Faso, and discuss the impact of climate change on our West African customers.

Chef and Fairtrade Patron Allegra McEvedy will be joined by educators and activists involved in the Fairtrade Schools, Let’s Go Zero and Teach the Future campaigns, to explore the role of the education sector in building a more just, sustainable world.