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Sue's News & Posts from the Professionals
Fair Trade funding has been a minor miracle!Tuesday, July 26th, 2011
Recently I realized that I have not shared a very important success on my blog. My producer group, Ayni Bolivia, and I worked together and obtained funding available to fair trade groups wanting to expand their market in the US. The Challenge of Meeting Toy Safety Standards I have blogged previously about toy safety. [...] Posted in News | Leave Comments » Faces of Fair Trade: Entrepreneurs can make a differenceMonday, September 20th, 2010
When I started my business in 2004, I knew that I could not work alone. Almost as soon as I began selling my products in Toronto, I began to develop a vision of a group I called Faces of Fair Trade. I conceived of a group that would promote fair trade and provide a mutual [...] Posted in News | 3 Comments » Being a Fair Trade EntrepreneurWednesday, June 9th, 2010
People often ask me what it is like to import fair trade crafts from Bolivia. They expect to hear that I need to travel to Bolivia to do this work: they imagine an exciting life. However, my life is quite ordinary– unless you do a body scan to uncover my two passions — for communicating [...] Posted in News | Leave Comments » Where fair trade meets early literacySaturday, May 22nd, 2010
Selling finger puppet pouches is really more interesting than it sounds. That is because I often talk with kindergarten teachers and professionals who work with preschool children. These are people who devote most of their waking hours to helping our children get off to a good start in life. They are a warm and friendly [...] Posted in Early Literacy, Fair Trade, Finger Puppets, News | Leave Comments »
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