Contributing During the Pandemic
Yale SOM alumni talk about their professional and personal lives during the global pandemic. David Browning, CEO of Enveritas, explains how the nonprofit is providing public health data using tools created to verify the sustainability of coffee.
Consumers want to know that their coffee was not produced using child labor, slavery, or even deforestation. But verification such as this can be expensive for farmers so Enveritas was founded to help small-holder coffee farmers access this sustainability verification free.
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