VOICED : Refugiados sirven cafe y dan lecciones de vida en California

1951 Coffee, located in California, employs refugees from various countries, offering them a supportive environment to adapt culturally and linguistically. The café, named after the 1951 UN Refugee Convention, aims to help refugees become self-sufficient through employment and training in coffee-making and customer service.

What is unique about the employees at the 1951 Coffee Company?

• They are all professional baristas.

• They are all students from the University of Berkeley.

• They are all refugees from various countries.

• They are all from California.

Why was the 1951 Coffee Company opened shortly after a political event?

• To celebrate a national holiday.

• To provide a safe space for refugees affected by the anti-immigration decree.

• To protest against a local government policy.

• To support a new coffee trend.

What historical event does the name '1951' refer to?

• The end of World War II.

• The signing of the Refugee Convention by the UN.

• The first coffee shop opening in California.

• The founding of the United Nations.

What is the main goal of the 1951 Coffee Company for its employees?

• To make them expert coffee tasters.

• To help them become self-sufficient in their new country.

• To train them to open their own coffee shops.

• To teach them about American history.

How long is the training period for new employees at the 1951 Coffee Company?

• One week

• Two weeks

• One month

• Three months