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Building Something That Matters: Esperanza’s Story

Building Something That Matters: Esperanza’s Story

by Gabriela Tyggum | Sep 20, 2021 | Gender, Honduras, Trifinio Region

For María Esperanza López and the rest of her family, coffee has always been part of their history. “I remember my father looking over our coffee plantations and watching my mother craft brooms from remnant farm material to sell at the local market.” María is a 40...
Café con Historia: López Urrea Family

Café con Historia: López Urrea Family

by Gabriela Tyggum | Mar 5, 2020 | Coffee, coffee&climate, Honduras, Latin America

Café con Historia recognizes the incredible work of coffee farming families taking part in our projects around the world!  María López, from Corquín, Honduras shares her story behind the coffee produced for the 4th Edition of Café con Historia!  This coffee promotes...
Colombian Youth Defining Their Future

Colombian Youth Defining Their Future

by Jesko Johannsen | Nov 12, 2019 | Coffee, Coffee Kids, Colombia, Hands-on, Honduras, Latin America, Youth

The fog was heavy, and the clouds were thick as we wound our way up the dirt road in the early morning on the outskirts of the municipality of Dos Quebradas, Risaralda, Colombia. The ground was soaked from rain the night before, and even though our fingers were...
Café Con Historia: Leveron Family, Ocotepeque, Honduras

Café Con Historia: Leveron Family, Ocotepeque, Honduras

by Gabriela Tyggum | Apr 24, 2019 | Coffee, Coffee agronomy trainings, Farmer Organization, Honduras

The Leveron family lives on a small coffee farm in Ocotepeque, Honduras, part of the Trifinio region in Central America, the tri-border area of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. In the Trifinio, the main agricultural activity is coffee farming. For Kevin, Olvin,...
Becoming a coffee entrepreneur: Osman tells his story

Becoming a coffee entrepreneur: Osman tells his story

by Jesko Johannsen | Mar 11, 2018 | Honduras, Youth

“I always had the dream to immigrate to the US and become a doctor. My parents are coffee farmers in the Municipality of Fraternidad, Honduras; but I never truly envisioned myself as a farmer due to the challenges I saw my parents face to ensure there was food on the...

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