July 4, 2018; Sofia del Valle, a Master of Global Affairs student at the Keough School, draws the steps involved in cocoa farming during a meeting with cocoa farmers in the Aponoapon community of Suhum, Eastern Region, Ghana. Martha Mensah (left) from Oxfam of Ghana is translating Twi, a native language of Ghana to English, for del Valle. The farmers belong to the ABOCFA cooperative, the first organic and fair trade association in Ghana. del Valle's six-week visit to Ghana was to gather...
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July 4, 2018; Sofia del Valle, a Master of Global Affairs student at the Keough School, draws the steps involved in cocoa farming during a meeting with cocoa farmers in the Aponoapon community of Suhum, Eastern Region, Ghana. Martha Mensah (left) from Oxfam of Ghana is translating Twi, a native language of Ghana to English, for del Valle. The farmers belong to the ABOCFA cooperative, the first organic and fair trade association in Ghana. del Valle's six-week visit to Ghana was to gather information about gender inequality and the impact of climate change on cocoa farming. (Photo by Barbara Johnston/University of Notre Dame)
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