Don’t miss a thing
Sit back, grab a Fairtrade cuppa, and catch up on everything the festival has to offer, from short films to recordings of our live events. Browse everything here at your leisure…
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Cost: Free
Climate smart agriculture with Shared Interest Foundation
Host: Shared Interest Foundation
An online supporter event discussing Shared Interest Foundation’s recent Climate Smart Agricultural projects.
Cost: Free
Film screening and Q&A: Farmers fighting the climate crisis
Host: Fairtrade Foundation
A screening with actor and director Adjoa Andoh, about Kenyan coffee farmer Caroline Rono and her efforts to tackle the effects of climate change.
Cost: Free
Meet Bismark and Hugo: Fairtrade farmers taking on the climate crisis
Host: Fairtrade Foundation
We kick off Fairtrade Fortnight with Fairtrade’s CEO Michael Gidney putting your questions to two Fairtrade farmers taking on the climate crisis.
Cost: Free
Cocoa farming and the climate crisis
Host: National Campaigner Committee Shared Interest Foundation
Live from Ghana, Kodzo Korkortsi, from the Shared Interest Foundation discusses the challenges faced by cocoa farmers in the region.
Cost: Free
Fairtrade vox pops from Brent
Host: Fairtrade Brent
Brent Fairtrade Network will show film clips of comments by members of the public about Fairtrade, then compare what others are saying around the country.
Cost: Free
Education for climate justice
Host: Fairtrade Foundation
Chef and Fairtrade Patron Allegra McEvedy will be joined by educators and activists involved in the Fairtrade Schools, Let’s Go Zero and Teach the Future campaigns, to explore the role of the education sector in building a more just, sustainable world.
Cost: Free
Farmers on the frontline
Host: Fair Leaders
Join Fairtrade champions Cafédirect, Divine Chocolate, JTS, Liberation, Shared Interest, Traidcraft and Zaytoun to hear their farmers’ experiences of dealing with climate change in their part of the world, and for the chance to put your questions to the group.
Cost: Free
Climate change focus: East Africa
Host: Shared Interest Society
Join this online supporter event to hear about the impact climate change has on our customers around the world.
Cost: Free
Reboot the conversation with M&S
Host: Marks & Spencer
Reboot the Future have teamed up with Marks & Spencer and young climate activists to show you the power of climate conversation.
Cost: Free
Podcast: Emily and Kubasu, Co-op and Fairtrade Africa
Host: Co-op
In this Business Fights Poverty podcast, Emily Pearce, Senior Sustainable Sourcing & International Development Manager at Co-op and Kubasu Agapeters, Climate Lead at Fairtrade Africa discuss how Co-op is working in partnership with Fairtrade Africa and investing in a more climate resilient supply chain.
Cost: Free
Cafédirect live podcast – Building Better Business: Climate of crisis for farmers
Host: Cafédirect
This special edition episode will dig deep into how climate change is affecting the farmers who grow our food, what that means for us and how we can help.
Cost: Free
Digital activism: where next for Fairtrade campaigns?
Host: Bournemouth University Business School National Campaigner Committee
Can digital activism bring about social and economic change beyond ‘clicktivism’? How can social movements and Fairtrade activists harness the power of social media to influence the market? Join the discussion with Dr Roberta Discetti, Lecturer at Bournemouth University Business School, and Joanna Pollard, Chair of the Fairtrade National Campaigner Committee.
watch again: 2021 headline events
Watch some of our headline events from the 2021 festival.
Clipper Climate Cast
Pop the kettle on and watch the Clipper Climate Cast on IGTV! Back in 2021, the tea-rrific panel discussed the Clipper-Fairtrade partnership and the benefits of organic agriculture. The fantastic line-up includes host Tess Ward, two Clipper Tea gurus and an award-winning Wildlife photographer & Filmmaker.
Creativity Against The Climate Crisis
Bridgerton actor and Fairtrade Foundation Patron Adjoa Andoh is joined by digital artists, musicians, writers and other wonderfully creative people to discuss how creativity can be used to power up climate campaigning.
In discussion with Fairtrade farmers
Patrick Kaberia and Bernard Njoroge, two Kenyan Fairtrade farmers on the front line of the climate crisis, join us on Zoom for a conversation with Fairtrade Foundation CEO Michael Gidney.
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