Engaging Our World will be hosting a special viewing of Call + Response. Fair Trade World Café + World Vision's Don’t Trade Lives exhibition before & after the movie from 6.30pm; Movie feature starts 7.00pm. World Vision workshop for primary school aged children while the movie is screening. There is a sea of change happening in human rights activism. The world’s issues require community-based participation. The film is calling, and millions of people across the world are responding to the modern abolitionist movement.
The Fair Trade Fiesta is the NSW key event for Fair Trade Fortnight 2010. Meet experts who have a wealth of knowledge about all aspects of Fairtrade licensing from production to export, import, wholesale & finally retail sales. There will be exciting stalls where you can buy a great selection of Fairtrade Certified products plus Fair Trade clothing, arts & crafts will also be available from suppliers who actively promote & are committed to sourcing, importing & retailing fairly traded goods.
Organisation:
St Scholastica's College P & F
It's a Night of Noodles & Fair Trade Products
The evening kicks off at 4 pm and closes at 8 pm. The aim is to bring St Scholastica's family and friends together at the beginning of the daylight saving period - to celebrate the beautiful gardens, to raise money and awareness of The Sister's of the Good Samaritan Foundation. The foundation primarily assists homeless women and children, and indigenous and rural communities in Australia, Philippines, Kiribati, and East Timor.
The Noodle Night Market includes a number of fair trade stalls which products are available for sale.
Come and join us for a great family event and support a good cause in the process.
There will be a great range of locally produced and fair trade art and crafts stalls, christmas gifts, childrens books and gifts. Quality pre-loved market, sausage sizzle, live band, kids crafts, raffle, refreshments.
Come and do your Christmas shopping early and support Home of Hope.
Organisation:
St Scholastica
The aim is to bring St Scholastica's family and friends together at the beginning of the daylight saving period - to celebrate the beautiful gardens, to raise money and awareness of The Sister's of the Good Samaritan Foundation. The foundation primarily assists homeless women and children, and indigenous and rural communities in Australia, Philippines, Kiribati, and East Timor.
The Noodle Night Market includes a number of fair trade stalls which products are available for sale.
On Saturday 8 May, 2010 come to Manly and join Manly Council in supporting Fair Trade businesses throughout the world at its Fair Trade market 9.00am-4.00pm at Manly Wharf. As well as a wide diversity of Stalls dedicated to supporting Fair Trade and ethical production of beautifully handcrafted quality products, chocolate and coffee, (perfect for a Mother's Day gift) there will be music and dance from around the globe, and fun activities for kids. For more info call 9976 1658 or log on to www.manly.nsw.gov.au
Ethica Accessories is the trading name for the Sisters of Saint Joseph Peruvian Project, we support over 200 women in Peru, South America, by giving them training and fair wages for their work.
Come and enjoy an evening of Peruvian entertainment, music , food, raffles etc while you do your Christmas shopping for your loved ones.
Buy that special bag, scarf, decoration, card, finger puppet and many other beautiful handcrafted items.
Learn about our project and help the women in Peru.
Organisation:
Granny Smith Festival
Come and indulge yourself in a delicious and free 'fair trade coffee' and be part of the global 'Stand Up and Take Action' rally to 'Make Poverty History'.
Its easy to be part of the solution to make poverty history by ensuring coffee farmers are paid a fair price for their product. Come along and try it for FREE! Coffee tastes even better when you know its helping restore justice and eradicate poverty :-)
Organisation:
Morling College
A day of fun for family and friends, with meaning!
The fair aims to raise awareness of the reality in the way we spend our money!
How do we do life the fair way when we need to buy things? Come to the fair and we will show you how and the need to know how!
There will be shops with handicrafts, clothes, coffee, food and entertainment for the kids and more AND it's all FairTrade!!!
Organisation:
St John's Church
Anglican Church Christmas Fair Trade Market
