#History Program

It’s here! 🎉 We’re beyond excited to invite passionate voices from across the coffee community to join us this October at Women-Powered Coffee Summit 2026. Speakers. Volunteers. Partners. Storytellers. Changemakers. If you want to help shape the future of women-powered coffee — this is your moment. ✨ Share your story ✨ Volunteer your skills ✨ Partner with us Applications are now open! Learn more and apply through the link in bio or at: bit.ly/wpcs26

Celebrating Women’s History Month with the women behind the beans. 🌱☕ From harvesting to roasting to sharing laughter, the work of the women of SOPPEXCCA Coffee Cooperative and partners like Thanksgiving Coffee Company reminds us that coffee is community in every cup.

International Women’s Day is around the corner, and if you have women on your team, this is such a simple, meaningful way to honour them: brew coffee grown by women. Not a token gesture. Not a pink-wrapped gimmick. But real, traceable specialty coffee sourced from female producers who are building farms, leading co-ops, investing in their families and reshaping their communities. When you serve coffee grown by women on International Women’s Day, you’re doing three powerful things: • Celebrating the women in your workplace • Supporting women at origin • Starting conversations that actually matter Imagine your morning meeting, your café counter, your staff room - with a sign that says: “Today we’re brewing coffee grown by women.” That’s leadership. That’s intention. That’s impact in a cup. If you’d like your order in time for International Women’s Day, now is the moment to place it. Let’s make sure you have it roasted, packed and ready to brew with confidence. Follow the link in our bio to explore our women-produced coffees. Let’s raise a cup to the women who grow it, roast it, serve it and lead with it. #specialtycoffee #womensupportingwomen #womencoffeeproducers #internationalwomensday

This Black History Month, Amaris Gutierrez-Ray, VP of Coffee, kicks off a new series by sharing why they are centering Black feminism in their own learning this year. In this first video, Amaris breaks down the four waves of feminism and reflects on what it means to keep learning, unlearning, and listening. More to come in part two.

Our new coffee roaster ‘Artes’ supports The International Women’s Coffee Alliance ( A Global network of support education and empowerment for female coffee farmers) Beautiful coffee! Drop in! Beans for sale as well!

Spend a day with the production team behind your coffee. ☕️ Meet Susan (Production Lead), Caitlin (Trainee Roaster) and Jenn (fastest packer you’ll ever see) – some of the incredible women behind Modern Standard Coffee.💜 🏷️#IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInCoffee #SpecialtyCoffee #CoffeeRoasters

We asked women coffee farmers in Ecuador a simple question: What does it mean to you to be a woman? Their answers speak for themselves. This International Women’s Month, we’re celebrating the women behind every cup and honoring the International Year of the Woman Farmer. Women owned, women grown. ☕ Nous avons posé une question toute simple à des caféicultrices de l’Équateur : « Que signifie pour vous le fait d’être une femme? » Leurs réponses parlent d’elles-mêmes. En ce Mois international des femmes, nous célébrons les femmes derrière chaque tasse et soulignons l’Année internationale des agricultrices. Un café et un avenir cultivés par des femmes ☕

☕ Barista Journey of Tulasha Magar From a passionate student to a confident intern — Tulasha Magar’s journey with The School of Coffee Beans is a story of dedication, learning, and growth. She started with curiosity, embraced every lesson, practiced every pour, and today she proudly steps into her internship phase — turning passion into profession. 👩‍🍳✨ Every expert was once a beginner. Keep learning. Keep pouring. Keep growing. #BaristaJourney #TheSchoolOfCoffeeBeans #FromStudentToPro #CoffeeCareer #WomenInCoffee

We're proud to have been working for years with phenomenal women in coffee. Women are highly present in fieldwork, harvest, and sorting. The manual work required to produce coffee. However, they're still less represented in decision-making positions, farmland, and business ownership. While there are lengths to go to achieve gender equality in the coffee industry, we're proud to work alongside female trailblazers, creators and innovators who make history daily. 👩‍🌾 Imaculada Barbosa 👉 Owner and producer of Fazenda Bravinhos. 👩‍🌾 Poliana Pereira 👉 Owner and producer of Fazenda Chapadão. Contact us today to start roasting women-produced coffee from high-calibre farms, which have a long history of focusing on quality and consistency.

We found laughter in the coffee plantations. We experimented with fermentation. We watched the coffee humidity like scientists. We protect the land like guardians. And now — we own our value. Six women. Six farms. One belief: coffee should empower the hands that grow it. This is Feliciana. #WomenInCoffee #DirectTradeCoffee #CoffeeStory #ColombianWomen #SpecialtyCoffee

February 15 Free Weekend Barista & Coffee-Making Course for Women A special program dedicated to empowering women through coffee education and hands-on training.

From our family to yours, generations of women have lovingly picked each coffee bean with care and helped out on the farms. Their hard work honors our rich heritage and sustains our community's traditions. #WomenInCoffee #GenerationalCraft #HandpickedBeans