Fair trade/organic coffee shops in your neighborhood

We are currently compiling a list of coffee shops
that provide and strongly promote Fair Trade and organic coffees.
In the meantime, please refer to the following links:

An association of fair trade wholesalers, retailers, and producers whose members are committed to providing fair wages and good employment opportunities to economically disadvantaged artisans and farmers worldwide.

Global Exchange is a human rights organization dedicated to promoting environmental, political, and social justice around the world. This link goes to their Fair Trade coffee section.

Ocean Beach Grassroots Organization is an independent nonpartisan community organization. We are dedicated to social justice, ecological wisdom, civil rights, as well as gender and racial diversity. We are located in the Ocean Beach community of San Diego, California.

Founded in 1996 as a fair trade initiative of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. Markets 100% Fair Trade coffee from Guatemala and southern Mexico. Scott Patterson, Minneapolis, 612-870-3440.

United Students
Against Sweatshops
An organization of 200 campuses working on a national campaign to stop sweatshops. Issues of economic and social justice both on our campuses, in our cities and globally.

An index of Web resources pertaining to "the environmental consequences of cultivating and processing coffee as well as the means of improving organic cultivation and the biological diversity surrounding this crop."

Organizations that have signed onto the Starbucks Campaign along with the Organic Consumers Association.

Pesticide Action Network

Center for Food Safety

Friends of the Earth

Sustain

Fairly traded
gourmet coffee

http://www.oxfamamerica.org/students/index.html
Oxfam America began a campaign to promote Fair Trade among campuses and communities in the Northeast in the fall of 2000.
CLOUDFOREST INITIATIVES: www.hwpics.com/cloudforest-mexico/ St. Paul-based 100% Fair Trade coffee company, purchases from Mut Vitz. Takes organized tours to visit coffee growing regions, and organizes speaking tours of Mayans to raise awareness in the US. 651-592-4143.
HUMAN BEAN COMPANY: www.thehumanbean.com Colorado-based Zapatista solidarity coffee company, purchased Mut Vitz's first container of Fair Trade coffee. Raises awareness and support for the Zapatistas through coffee production and education. To learn more about the political situation of the Mut Vitz cooperative, contact Kerry Appel, kerry@thehumanbean.com.
CAFE CAMPESINO: www.cafecampesino.com Cafe Campesino is a 100% Fair Trade coffee company that bought Mut Vitz's first container of coffee. Cafe Campesino also founded Cooperative Coffees, an importing cooperative for Fair Trade roasters. Based in Americus, Georgia; Bill Harris, 912-924-2468.
THE CHIAPAS MEDIA PROJECT: www.chiapasmediaproject.com The Chiapas Media Project is a bi-national partnership that provides video and computer equipment and training to marginalized indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico. Based in Chicago, contact 773-583-7728.