Next Week! Grounds for Change: presentations from 'Coffee and Capitalism', hosted by Prof. John Soluri

Join us on Wednesday, April 24th, 5pm at the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry!

The CAS "Coffee Break" Project presents Grounds For Change Presentations by students enrolled in "Coffee and Capitalism" with Prof. John Soluri, Department of History Wednesday, April 24th, 5:00 - 7:00 PM Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, CFA 111 Free and open to the public In many cultures, coffee and coffee-drinking are closely associated with hospitality. However, the benefits of the coffee trade are unevenly distributed as are rising risks associated with climate change. What can we do to help make coffee and capitalism more hospitable for people and environments?  We invite you to learn from the students enrolled in "Coffee and Capitalism," whose projects explore the grounds for changing the contemporary coffee trade. The "Coffee Break" project is led by Prof. John Soluri and is part of the CAS Hospitality Initiative. Click here to learn more about these Sustainability Goals

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