Make the World a Better Place - Celebrating Fairtrade Fortnight

Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion

In 2015, the global community agreed on 17 global goals for a more just and sustainable world. Five years later, what has this done for disadvantaged people in developing countries? What challenges do they face and have any of these eased? Is there hope for their future?

When the pay they receive for backbreaking work is barely enough, when generations of dedication to coffee cultivation are endangered by climate change, small-scale farmers and agricultural workers truly feel the weight of power imbalances in trade. Fairtrade shows that a sustainable future is possible under just trade conditions.

In Make the World a Better Place, you hear the voices of the people who directly experience just how close our world is to a point of no return. People who are taking action and changing things, so that all of us together can take charge and create a fairer world.

Come along for this screening and panel discussion that follows:

Speaking:

Nicole Lamond/Julie Hirsch – Eloments Tea (Business Perspective)

Zeny Edward Director of UNAA Peace - (Global development perspective)

Sarah Morse - Unchained Business Services (Supply Chains Perspective)

Molly Harriss Olson – CEO Fairtrade Australia and New Zealand (Fairtrade perspective)