4 episodes
Brewing For Equity Coffee Coalition for Racial Equity
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Welcome, coffee enthusiasts, to Brewing for Equity, the podcast brought to you by the Coffee Coalition for Racial Equity. Join us as we embark on a flavourful journey through the world of coffee, exploring every nuance and perspective through the eyes of black people in the industry. This podcast is a space dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of those who contribute to the rich tapestry of the coffee world. Let's brew conversations, share ideas and foster a community centered around the love of coffee.
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Episode 2: BIPOC (Coffee) Event Spaces, Are They Necessary? (Espresso Cut)
(The Espresso Cut offers a shorter episode highlighting key points from the Brewmaster's cut)
In this episode of "Brewing for Equity," our diverse panel of coffee industry insiders delve into the challenges and triumphs of creating inclusive spaces within the coffee world. From the ongoing building works of a new community-centered space to the intricacies of coffee-cupping social events tailored for BIPOC participants. Our guests share their personal experiences and the broader implications of industry inclusivity. Listen as they discuss the impact of representation, the necessity of safe spaces, and the power of saying "no" to maintain integrity and foster true diversity in the coffee industry.
Additional Content:
-The benefits of building community in coffee.
-The cultural significance and mechanics of coffee cupping.
-Strategies for creating inclusive and safe environments in traditional and new settings.
-Personal stories from the field, highlighting the journey from barista to business owners and influencers in the coffee sector.
This episode promises to blend deep discussions with practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of community building.
Our host for this episode is Georgina Jarrett.
Our esteemed guests are Aissatou Diallo, Dina Ibrahim, Dumo Mathema, and Lauren Le Franc.
Intro/Outro provided by:
Kordz https://soundcloud.com/kordzmusic
Email: kordzmusic@gmail.com -
Episode 2: BIPOC (Coffee) Event Spaces, Are They Necessary? (Brewmasters Cut)
In this episode of "Brewing for Equity," our diverse panel of coffee industry insiders delve into the challenges and triumphs of creating inclusive spaces within the coffee world. From the ongoing building works of a new community-centered space to the intricacies of coffee-cupping social events tailored for BIPOC participants. Our guests share their personal experiences and the broader implications of industry inclusivity. Listen as they discuss the impact of representation, the necessity of safe spaces, and the power of saying "no" to maintain integrity and foster true diversity in the coffee industry.
Additional Content:
-The benefits of building community in coffee.
-The cultural significance and mechanics of coffee cupping.
-Strategies for creating inclusive and safe environments in traditional and new settings.
-Personal stories from the field, highlighting the journey from barista to business owners and influencers in the coffee sector.
This episode promises to blend deep discussions with practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of community building.
Our host for this episode is Georgina Jarrett.
Our esteemed guests are Aissatou Diallo, Dina Ibrahim, Dumo Mathema, and Lauren Le Franc.
Intro/Outro provided by:
Kordz https://soundcloud.com/kordzmusic
Email: kordzmusic@gmail.com -
Episode 1: Brewing for Equity (Espresso Cut)
It's our first episode! (The Espresso Cut offers a shorter episode highlighting dialogue points from the Brewmaster's cut)
Join us on Brewing for Equity, where we delve into the intersection of coffee, social impact, and racial equity. In each episode, leaders shaping the future of the coffee industry share their stories toward equity.
We're honored to introduce the podcast and share the experience of our three cohosts' journey to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and how that experience connected them to the unique experiences of Black coffee farmers. We also discuss the importance of centering Blackness in coffee, the universal challenges of bringing equity to the coffee industry, and how powerful "origin trips" are for gaining perspective on the history and future of our own lives.
Discover how you can get involved and be part of the journey towards a more equitable coffee industry with the Coffee Coalition for Racial Equity. Join us on Brewing for Equity and be inspired to brew positive change, one cup at a time.
Intro/Outro provided by:
Kordz https://soundcloud.com/kordzmusicEmail: kordzmusic@gmail.com -
Episode 1: Brewing for Equity (Brewmasters Cut)
It's our first episode!
Join us on Brewing for Equity, where we delve into the intersection of coffee, social impact, and racial equity. In each episode, leaders shaping the future of the coffee industry share their stories toward equity.
Today, we're honored to introduce the podcast and focus on Phyllis Johnson, founder of CCRE and co-founder of BD Imports. Phyllis is the only Black woman in the U.S. who has ran and operated a green coffee company for more than two decades with relationships in more than 10 countries.
Phyllis shares her journey, from her roots in the coffee industry to founding the CCRE. She discusses the organization's mission to amplify marginalized voices and foster diversity within the coffee community.
She also shares the unique challenges she's faced and the initiatives she's undertaken to empower women of color in coffee.
Our hosts also explore the role of technology in advancing social impact, the delicate balance between profit-making and social good, and the importance of community engagement in driving meaningful change.
From initiatives like the Black Coffee Farmers Project in Brazil to partnerships driving social impact goals, Phyllis gives us a glimpse into the future of the coffee industry and the pivotal role the CCRE plays in shaping it.
Discover how you can get involved and be part of the journey towards a more equitable coffee industry with the Coffee Coalition for Racial Equity. Join us on Brewing for Equity and be inspired to brew positive change, one cup at a time.
Intro/Outro provided by:
Kordz https://soundcloud.com/kordzmusicEmail: kordzmusic@gmail.com