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Two Cafés that Hire and Train Baristas with Disabilities

February 13, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Two Cafés that Hire and Train Baristas with Disabilities

For baristas with special needs, one of the biggest obstacles to employment can be breaking the stigma. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Mychal’s Learning Center A staggering percentage of Americans […]

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How We Can Eliminate Single-Use To-Go Cups

February 4, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on How We Can Eliminate Single-Use To-Go Cups

We explore four ways cafés can try doing away with single-use cups. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Kamil Szumotalski for Unsplash Last month we listed six cafés with environmentally sustainable practices, […]

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Burial Grounds’ Journey to Collectivizing

January 14, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Burial Grounds’ Journey to Collectivizing

Olympia, Wash.’s beloved, eclectic coffee haven is becoming a cooperative. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE After a couple years of discussion and hard work, Burial Grounds Coffee in Olympia, Wash., has officially transitioned into […]

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Cafés Owned and Run by Women of Color: Part Two

January 13, 2020 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Cafés Owned and Run by Women of Color: Part Two

We continue our spotlight on several cafés operated by female minorities in the United States. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Boogie Down Grind Café Last week we began a feature spotlighting […]

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Cafés Owned and Run by Women of Color

January 8, 2020 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Cafés Owned and Run by Women of Color

We spotlight several cafés in the United States that are run by female minorities. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by the Intentionalist In 2020, we are more excited than ever when we find […]

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Weird Brothers Puts a Playful Spin on Specialty Coffee

January 2, 2020 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on Weird Brothers Puts a Playful Spin on Specialty Coffee

The veteran-run café in Herndon, Va., isn’t afraid to get a little weird. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE All photos courtesy of Paul Olsen Nestled in the middle of Northern Virginia’s suburban sprawl, the […]

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Six Examples of Cafés Practicing Environmental Sustainability

December 24, 2019 baristamagazine Comments Off on Six Examples of Cafés Practicing Environmental Sustainability

Check out the extra measures these eco-friendly cafés are taking to be sustainable. BY JASON HUFFNAGLESPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Noah Buschman for Unsplash In 2019, the coffee industry saw significant moves […]

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The Pros and Cons of Holiday Hours

December 23, 2019 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on The Pros and Cons of Holiday Hours

Four cafés weigh in on why they’re closed (or open) during the holidays. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Verve Coffee Roasters If you’ve ever worked at a cafe on a […]

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The Monkey & the Elephant Café Employs Former Foster Youth

December 20, 2019 Mark Van Streefkerk Comments Off on The Monkey & the Elephant Café Employs Former Foster Youth

The North Philadelphia café offers paid barista training to youth from the foster care system. BY MARK VAN STREEFKERKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE All photos courtesy of Lisa Miccolis From the editor: Lately, we’ve been featuring several […]

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Força Café’s Ties to Casa da Criança Are Helping to Grow a Community

December 18, 2019 baristamagazine Comments Off on Força Café’s Ties to Casa da Criança Are Helping to Grow a Community

Força Café was created to help smallholder coffee producers, and its links to Casa da Criança illustrate how real transformation takes a village. BY MICHELLE MAISTOSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE All photos courtesy of Michelle […]

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