This unique bracelet spells BRAVE in Morse code. It's a trendy, playful accessory that is perfect for layering or stacking. 

Through wearing Ethic Goods, you become a meaningful part of the women survivor employed, and help give freedom to women around the world.

• Length - 7.75" | Stretches to 8."
• Made with semi-precious stones and glass beads
• Made to “roll” gently into place. For longest life, protect bracelet from getting wet.

These welcome mats serve as a symbol of welcome and acceptance for refugees.

Woven out of fabrics available within the camp and vicinity. Each mat contains strips of life jacket fabric of various colors and up-cycled blanket fabric.

• Approximately 32" x 24"
• Colors vary

By Becca Stevens

While tea has helped usher in economic and spiritual growth in its 3,500 year history, it has also been part of the oppression of women. It’s tied to the mission of Thistle Farms through the stories of the oldest forms of human trafficking, trading of opiates in China, and sexual violence in the fields of India.

But tea has a noble story too, as its rituals and symbolism are great companions for cultivating justice. Whether being dumped into a harbor, served by Gandhi as he negotiated freedom, or fundraising for the Women’s Suffrage Movement, tea has played a part in every revolution since the 1700s. Tea creates an environment of rituals, offering dignity and creating dialogue.

As you read, enjoy a cup of Pure Moringa Tea, grown and harvested by women survivors in Mexico working to end the cycle of violence and vulnerability of generational poverty. Deeply healing and nourishing, Moringa is filled with proteins, antioxidants and vitamins. May it sustain and strengthen us for the work that lays ahead.