Café des Mamas - Women's Day Special

Fruity filter roast from Rwanda, produced only by women.

Agnes Mukamushinja is one of the many women supported by the Café des Mamas women's project in Rwanda. She works at the Nova Washing Station, one of several coffee washing stations operated by the Café des Mamas women's project.

As a member of the cooperative, Agnes Mukamushinja is part of a network of women who grow, harvest, process, and market coffee beans. The women also learn basic business skills to sell their products and increase their income. Through her work at the Nova Washing Station, Agnes Mukamushinja can improve her income while contributing to the cultivation and processing of high-quality coffee.

The Café des Mamas women's project works closely with the women at the coffee washing stations to ensure that they are paid fairly and have access to training and resources to improve their skills and knowledge of coffee cultivation and processing. By supporting women at the coffee washing stations, the project also helps to strengthen the communities where the women live and work.

Overall, the Café des Mamas women's project has a positive impact on women in Rwanda and makes an important contribution to the women's movement in the country.