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Martha Vazquez Sanchez Esperanza Morrison Chiapas, Mexico
By Michelle Fish It’s about a one mile walk from Martha Vasquez’s house to the parcel of land she farms […]
The Burden of Childcare
70% of the work done in coffee, from picking, to sorting, to processing, is done by women. On one of our […]
Shelly Matipula and the Economic Impact of Coffee
Our partners at the Living Hope Orphanage and Coffee Farm in Ndola, Zambia have unquestionably changed the lives of the […]
Four Whys of Farm-Direct
1. The black hole of coffee — Don’t know where it goes Whether large or small, the likelihood of a […]
Our Ethopian Experience Part Two: The Coffee
Facts on the Ground By just about every measure (GDP, average income, poverty rate, etc.) Ethiopia is one of the poorest countries […]
Our Ethiopian Experience Pt. 1 | OBIIS
By Michelle Fish Hard to believe, but once upon a time there was no coffee. People got up in the […]
Four Coffee Myths | OBIIS
1. When coffee commodity prices go up, the coffee farmer makes more money. This is rarely true for a […]
Ignorance is Bliss | OBIIS
By Bob Fish I love coffee. I love coffee so much that I started a coffee shop in 1995, which […]
Bob and Michelle Fish on the What Good Looks Like Podcast with Davin Salvagno
On Season 2, Episode 9 of the What Good Looks Like Podcast, Davin Salvagno sits down with Bob Fish, Cofounder […]
Raquel Giron Rosales Finca Monte Fresco Yoro, Honduras | OBIIS
Five minutes after arriving at the house Raquel Giron Rosales shares with her husband Stephan Maurer, their two children Sebastian […]