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From the mist-covered mountains of Ethiopia to the lush valleys of Colombia, women coffee farmers have been instrumental in cultivating the world's most beloved beverage. Yet behind the serene beauty of coffee plantations lies a harsh reality - one marked by economic challenges, and systemic barriers. Despite their indispensable role in coffee production, women coffee farmers often face limited access to resources and precarious working conditions, In this exploration of women and coffee, we shine a spotlight on the resilience, innovation, and leadership of women farmers, while recognizing the collaborative efforts that make coffee cultivation a collective endeavor.

Autorentext
Adriana González was born in Colombia from where she emigrated to Europe at the age of twenty three, since then travel has been a big part of her life. She was living in several countries, where she continued to improve her education and her skills, the experiences in those countries shaped who she is and how she perceives the world, there have been many highs and lows along the way. She firmly believes that travel is a significant school for a person's Life and education. She always had a special connection to Italy and also to Germany, in the last directed she several art projects as a gallerist;today she work in design field and lives between both corners.