By Marty Stempniak

A group of Oak Park and River Forest children is going door-to-door today practicing reverse trick-or-treating: They're handing out fair trade chocolates to those who answer the door. The reversal is a way of giving back to the community while raising awareness of poverty and unfair labor practices in cocoa-growing countries.

The idea for the reversal started last year when Oak Park mom Jane Zawadowski received an e-mail from Global Exchange, a nonprofit that started giving out the chocolates...

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