We're a community of peacebuilders, business owners, and farmers practicing inclusive development in the coffee industry.
Sustainable farming practices that honor the land. From shade-grown cultivation to organic processing, we protect the ecosystems that nurture our coffee.
Indigenous coffee growers empowered through fair trade, education, and dignified livelihoods. Every bean represents a farmer who chose peace over conflict.
Transforming communities through coffee. Where armed conflict once divided, shared purpose in specialty coffee now unites Mindanao's highlands.
The “Hawak ng Babae ang Kalahati ng Mundo” session provided a meaningful space for women and men from Indigenous Peoples (IP) and non-IP communities to reflect ...
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There are journeys that take us to places, and there are journeys that bring us home to relationships. For me, Bai Madigar’s return to the Bagobo Tagabawa commu...
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Malipayon Peace Hub is a shared vision of Dann Pantoja (Datu Pugawang) and Joji Pantoja (Bai Kasunayan) for a more just, people-centered, and regenerative futur...
Read More →Coffee for Peace was commended by the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process for demonstrating how social enterprise can bridge divides between indigenous, Moro, and settler communities in Mindanao.
Our Arabica and forest-grown beans from the highlands of Davao and Bukidnon have earned distinctions at the ASEAN Business Awards, Oslo Business for Peace Award, and the Sustainable Business Awards — affirming that peace and quality go hand in hand.
From Reuters and the Asian Development Bank to the United Nations and Southeast Asia Globe, our work has been cited as proof that inclusive business can be a vehicle for lasting peace in conflict-affected regions.
Every roast has a story. Crafted with care, rooted in ethics — our beans travel from Mindanao’s highlands to your cup through a network that puts farmers and peace first.
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