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In a virtual panel series, the Women in Coffee Project will explore how improving women's access to finance and credit can drive positive change and promote wealth equality womenincoffeeproject.com/events/promoti…

Have you ever considered the journey your cup of coffee takes before it reaches your hands? This love letter to Brazilian coffee from NPR celebrates the hard work and dedication that goes into each brew, reminding us to savor every sip npr.org/2023/07/09/118…

An update from IWCA Honduras: "As part of the Women's Initiative in Mesoamerica and in collaboration with the guidance of the Ixcanul Foundation we held a workshop to strengthen the skills for effective communication of our partners."

🌎🌱 Building Resilience in Coffee Communities 🌎🌱 In Mexico, Indigenous women are shaping the future of coffee production through agroforestry systems and the cultivation of disease-resistant coffee varieties loom.ly/TCorTuU

From IWCA Colombia: "There are stories that inspire: Ms. Isabel teaches us that love is power after a 5-hour journey in a public service bus from the rural area of Ibague, Tolima arrived to deliver her coffee " ☕️🇨🇴 #strongcoffeestrongwomen

ARE YOU READY ?? For the 1st ever International Women’s Coffee Alliance IWCA Convention raking place in Africa!!! Women in Coffee Ethiopia is excited to welcome the #coffeeworld to the "Land of Origins" in October 2023. For more check 👇 wicethiopia.org 1/3

Vanusia Nogueira, Executive Director of International Coffee Organization (ICO) will take the stage in Ethiopia as our Keynote Speaker to share valuable insights and kick off this exciting IWCA Convention wicethiopia.org/events/

Heading to the Melb Coffee Expo? Catch up with the IWCA Australia Chapter at stand C01 ☕️ 8/17: Showcasing IWCA Australian coffee producer member, Crater Mountain Coffee 8/18: Showcasing a range of lots from IWCA Colombia 8/19: Celebrating women farmers in the IWCA Global network

We are excited to announce that 5% of the proceeds from the IWCA Convention will be donated to Grounds for Health, an organization dedicated to providing cervical cancer screenings to women in coffee producing communities loom.ly/7osTLfw

Chapter members from Papua New Guinea, Ethiopia, Colombia, and Brazil joined IWCA Australia at this year's Melbourne International Coffee Expo in a showcase of coffee, storytelling, and celebrating the role of women in the global coffee value chain #StrongWomenStrongCoffee

A donation to the IWCA Scholarship Fund can help chapter leaders from around the world attend the convention in Ethiopia and bring back the skills, knowledge, and resources to improve their communities and the coffee industry bit.ly/IWCAScholarshi…

Monserrat Morazan from Honduras won the filter coffee competition held at the Coffee Show Multiplaza On August 20th. She will move on to represent her country next year in the World Coffee Championships at the Specialty Coffee Association Expo in Chicago #StrongWomenStrongCoffee

"I would argue that it is mostly women and girls affected by climate change and extreme climate events." A new NPR article examines what this means for families & communities n.pr/3KMuJ0U

Introducing our new Executive Director, Blanca Castro! With over 16 years of coffee experience, she is poised to further empower women in the supply chain and drive positive change on a global scale. Please join us in welcoming her to this new role loom.ly/_pn-nCc

Empowering women in coffee is at the heart of what we do. A donation to the IWCA Scholarship Fund can help chapter leaders attend the IWCA Convention and bring knowledge & resources to improve their communities bit.ly/3Exwzim

We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with Greater Goods Coffee Co. in Austin, Texas. For every bag of coffee they sell with a yellow cup logo sticker, they will donate $1 to IWCA's chapter grants bit.ly/46aCPZf

Join us in driving positive change in the coffee industry! By making a donation to the IWCA Scholarship Fund, you can directly support chapter leaders from all corners of the globe to attend the convention in Ethiopia bit.ly/3Exwzim

As global temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more common, coffee farmers in Central America are facing the harsh reality of displacement bit.ly/3LjM5Co

A contribution to the IWCA Scholarship Fund will enable chapter leaders to attend the 2023 convention in Ethiopia. Supporting these women means catalyzing positive change not just within their communities, but the entire coffee industry bit.ly/3Exwzim