Children Working on Remote Coffee Farms

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with Kristin Van Busum on Project Alianza Providing Access to Education

Posted

Dec 17, 2018

Americans drink a reported 400 million cups of coffee per day and import more than $4 billion dollars' worth each year. In Nicaragua’s remote coffee farms children work the fields instead of going to school. Project Alianza’s Kristin Van Busum explains.

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