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This is going to be a great event - you can book on the link below.
hdfst.uk/e107579 We have a lovely event coming up on 11th May - afternoon tea with a Fairtrade coffee farmer visiting from Nicaragua . Location - the amazing @Sparks_bristol . Learn more about the difference that Fairtrade has made to Flora
hdfst.uk/e107579 We have a lovely event coming up on 11th May - afternoon tea with a Fairtrade coffee farmer visiting from Nicaragua . Location - the amazing @Sparks_bristol . Learn more about the difference that Fairtrade has made to Flora
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
Jonathan Seagrave, Alix Hughes @Blincistas, Nick Regan @UniofBath @FTBristol examine Bristol’s linking programme with Nicaraguan co-ops, the challenges & impacts of setting up a programme for visitors to Bristol schools & communities. OA @Pluto_Journals
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Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
Jonathan Seagrave, Alix Hughes @Blincistas, Nick Regan @UniofBath @FTBristol examine Bristol’s linking programme with Nicaraguan co-ops, the challenges & impacts of setting up a programme for visitors to Bristol schools & communities. OA @Pluto_Journals
scienceopen.com/hosted-docum…
Great to be featured
Jonathan Seagrave, Alix Hughes @Blincistas, Nick Regan @UniofBath @FTBristol examine Bristol’s linking programme with Nicaraguan co-ops, the challenges & impacts of setting up a programme for visitors to Bristol schools & communities. OA @Pluto_Journals
scienceopen.com/hosted-docum…
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
Get out your diary!
On 7 March we're hosting a free event at Patagonia Bristol, Park Street.
We'll be showing a short film about the exciting potential of community energy, and will be joined by a panel of guest speakers to take your Qs.
RSVP 👇
eventbrite.co.uk/e/join-the-…
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
We are deeply saddened by the news of George Alagiah’s passing. George was a hugely passionate supporter of Fairtrade and our patron from 2002 to 2009.
Our thoughts are with his wife Fran, their children, and their loved ones at this difficult time.
ALT Statement reads, 'We are deeply saddened by the news of George Alagiah’s passing. George was a hugely passionate supporter of Fairtrade and our patron from 2002 to 2009. As an outstanding world correspondent for BBC News, George had a strong awareness of the issues that lie at the heart of our work and was a fierce advocate for trade justice. For over seven years, he donated his time between visiting Fairtrade farmers, meeting many campaigners and supporters, and hosting numerous events. His kindness and compassion towards everyone will always be remembered by all who had the privilege of working with him at Fairtrade. Our thoughts are with his wife Fran, their children, and their loved ones at this difficult time.'
#GeorgeAlagiah presented our first SouthWest FairTrade Business Awards in 2012. A great supporter of #FairTrade - a wonderful person.
It is with deep sadness that the BBC is announcing the death of its much-loved journalist and presenter George Alagiah.
bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2023/g…
ALT Image of George Alagiah on right. Left text "“Across the BBC, we are all incredibly sad to hear the news about George. We are thinking of his family at this time. “George was one of the best and bravest journalists of his generation who reported fearlessly from across the world as well as presenting the news flawlessly. “He was more than just an outstanding journalist, audiences could sense his kindness, empathy and wonderful humanity. He was loved by all and we will miss him enormously." Tim Davie BBC Director-General"
Great venue to be hosted by @Sparks_bristol . We were delighted to be able to bring a #Fairtrade farmer to Bristol again after a 3 year gap to tell her story and help us all understand the huge benefits of #Fairtrade in empowering small scale farmers. @Blincistas @FairtradeUK
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Have a look around this Friday afternoon - then have afternoon tea with a Fairtrade coffee farmer & ask Erika all the questions you may have about Fairtrade, & the challenges of small scale coffee farming in a climate changing world. fairtradeatsparks.eventbrite…
✨ Have you visited Sparks Bristol, what are your thoughts? ✨
📍 78 Whippington Ct, Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3DS
📆 Open Wed-Sat 11-6, Sun 11-5
🌐 Find out how to book yourself / an organisation a workshop/space. *link in bio*
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#SparksBristol
Thanks for the shout out - we look forward to seeing followers there. Your chance to ask questions directly to a Fairtrade farmer and also see the amazing new @Sparks_bristol - in old marks and spencer store - now a hub of sustainability.
In Bristol? Don't miss this fantastic chance to meet Erika Lanzas Roadas, a Fairtrade coffee farmer from Nicaragua, at this free @FTBristol event! 👇
Learn how coffee is made and the difference Fairtrade makes to producers.
🗓️ Fri 26 May
🕓 4-5:40pm eventbrite.co.uk/e/afternoon…
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
In Bristol? Don't miss this fantastic chance to meet Erika Lanzas Roadas, a Fairtrade coffee farmer from Nicaragua, at this free @FTBristol event! 👇
Learn how coffee is made and the difference Fairtrade makes to producers.
🗓️ Fri 26 May
🕓 4-5:40pm eventbrite.co.uk/e/afternoon…
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
Do spread the word about this event - and hope to see some of my contacts there (4pm on Friday - nice end to the week). A chance to see Sparks Bristol if you have not already as well as speaking to a #Fairtrade farmer . lnkd.in/euMwzPg9
This sounds great @FeedingBristol. Would love to see your followers on Friday at @Sparks_bristol where you can meet #Fairtrade coffee farmer from Nicaragua & ask about justice (or lack of it) in world supply chains and what difference Fairtrade makes. fairtradeatsparks.eventbrite…
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Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
You can see all that is in @SPARKS AND meet a #Fairtrade Coffee grower over afternoon tea on Friday 26th at 4pm. Ask the questions that you have about the impact of Fairtrade and of Climate Change fairtradeatsparks.eventbrite…
The former Marks & Spencer building in Bristol's Broadmead has reopened as Sparks Bristol, a new creative arts and sustainability hub.
visitwest.co.uk/news/read/20…
Thanks for retweet @UoBrisSust - hope to see some students and staff at the event.
This will be a great opportunity to meet a Fairtrade coffee grower and ask about what difference Fairtrade makes for her and the community - and to see the new exciting SPARKS @Sparks_bristol
This will be a great opportunity to meet a Fairtrade coffee grower and ask about what difference Fairtrade makes for her and the community - and to see the new exciting SPARKS @Sparks_bristol
Afternoon Tea with a Fairtrade Farmer: Meet Erika Lanzas Rodas, Fairtrade farmer from Nicaragua - in the exciting new Bristol Sustainability venue - SPARKS
eventbrite.co.uk/e/afternoon… #SPARKSBristol #Fairtrade #Sustainability
And we now have one public event where you can meet Erika - hear her story and ask questions about the the difference that Fairtrade makes to farmers struggling with Climate Change. fairtradeatsparks.eventbrite…
🌍 On #WorldFairtradeDay, opening day for @Sparks_Bristol, we celebrate that we've been a #Fairtrade City for 18 years
☕ Erika – a coffee farmer from Nicaragua, home to our twin city Puerto Morazan – is visiting #Bristol schools
✍️ BLINC & @FTBristol: bit.ly/BristolFairtrade
ALT Erika Lanzas Rodas is pictured on her farm in Nicaragua, with greenery seen behind her.
Bristol Fair Trade retweeted
🌍 On #WorldFairtradeDay, opening day for @Sparks_Bristol, we celebrate that we've been a #Fairtrade City for 18 years
☕ Erika – a coffee farmer from Nicaragua, home to our twin city Puerto Morazan – is visiting #Bristol schools
✍️ BLINC & @FTBristol: bit.ly/BristolFairtrade
ALT Erika Lanzas Rodas is pictured on her farm in Nicaragua, with greenery seen behind her.