Championing Ethiopia’s Coffee Farmers in the Birthplace of Arabica
Ethiopian coffee farmers take a sustainable approach to growing coffee. Yet, climate change is casting a gloom light on the sector's future.... Continue Reading
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Ethiopian coffee farmers take a sustainable approach to growing coffee. Yet, climate change is casting a gloom light on the sector's future.... Continue Reading
For all individuals, that crucial transition period between childhood dependence and adult independence has a cascading impact on their entire future—not only shaping the course of their lives, but also those of their families and the communities to which they belong. A successful youth transition produces an adult who has the knowledge, resources, and skills […]

I not only love to travel—I’m good at it. I’m able to ferret out the best travel deals, bound out of bed at 3am to catch early flights, pack light, deal with uncomfortable seats, chat with immigration officers, shake off jetlag. All that’s easy. But there is one thing that really makes me uncomfortable when I travel.
I am a passionate—okay, obsessive—environmentalist. I always take cloth bags to the supermarket, and at home I meticulously recycle and reuse; I also compost organic...... Continue Reading

Get inspired by these conservation books and docuseries. ... Continue Reading

María Fernanda Ghiso, Youth Inclusion expert at Rainforest Alliance, marks International Youth Day by reminding organizations that they need to enable today’s youth to deliver tangible and sustainable change.

International Youth Day draws attention to a given set of cultural and legal issues surrounding youth.