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, the native language of southern 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...
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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, the native language of southern 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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