What can protect women from attack, protect dwindling forests and create income for refugees?
It’s not a riddle. It’s a summary of the benefits of the Solar Cooker Project.
Today, thousands of Sudanese fleeing the genocide in Darfur are living in refugee camps in Chad. While the camps are relatively safe, once outside the protected area, Janjaweed from Sudan and local men threaten violence
By Ashley Symons, Equal Exchange
I went to elementary school in the Midwest in the early ‘90s. Every fall, we entered the school gymnasium to get pumped up for our annual fundraiser.
Savina Darzes is dedicated to education.
As a former park interpreter and currently a Scientist in Residence with the West Linn/Wilsonville School District, she loves to show and tell
What a Portland thing to do: focus its annual luxury home showcase in a redeveloped portion of downtown Portland.
By Kathleen Finn of Portland Roasting
In Papua New Guinea, we partner with the owners of the Madan Estate to increase the quality of life of growers and their communities. For this particular Farm Friendly Direct™ program, we are helping out with a Women’s Literacy project
Fair Trade Day Coffee May 9th Oregon podcast welcome Ten Thousand Villages Portland Add new tag Fair Trade