Your bridge between financial markets & social justice
Your bridge between financial markets & social justice
At Adasina Social Capital, we're committed to making large-scale, systemic change through investments in public markets.
Our diverse team of people from non-traditional backgrounds works closely with the communities we intend to impact – aligning investors with social justice movements. Beyond creating our own investment criteria, Adasina mobilizes investors to drive long-term impact through industry campaigns and education.
Join us in becoming unstoppable agents of meaningful change for people and our planet.
We believe in bold, decisive action.
Adasina’s commitment to social justice movements centers the voices of communities most impacted by injustice as we leverage investments to pursue racial, gender, economic, and climate justice.
Racial Justice
Our Racial Justice work aims to uproot systems that reinforce, perpetuate, and exacerbate racial inequities. Our goal is to abolish profit from corporate participation in unjust systems.
Gender Justice
Our Gender Justice work seeks to promote equality for all, regardless of their gender identity. We divest from companies with policies and practices that do not support gender equity and LGBTQ+ equality.
Economic Justice
Our Economic Justice work seeks to create a fair and equitable financial future for all people and communities. We divest from companies who fail to deal fairly with the public or their employees.
Climate Justice
Our Climate Justice work aims to advance the goals of environmental sustainability. We divest from companies that negatively impact air quality, water quality, and environmental sustainability.
Adasina's four interlocking levers work together to create large-scale, systemic change.
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Redefining Investor Responsibility In An Age Of Systemic Risk
In a recent feature in Forbes, our Co-CEO Julianne Zimmerman elaborates on Adasina’s approach to social justice investing. She also asserts that ignoring the material impacts of racial, gender, economic, and climate…
Don’t Give Up On DEI, Advisors Say
Danielle Burns, Managing Director at Adasina, was quoted in the article “Don’t Give Up on DEI, Advisors Say,” published in Financial Advisor Magazine. This piece highlights the vital role of diversity, equity,…
2024 Impact Report
We are thrilled to announce the release of Adasina’s 2024 Impact Report! This report builds on the foundation laid by our inaugural report, showcasing meaningful, measurable progress we have made together over…
A New Hope:
High-Conviction Portfolios with Large-Scale Impact
Article by Julianne Zimmerman This article is the first in our three-part series, So You Say You Want Impact — next up: Choose Aligned Returns. For decades, investment advisors have told impact-seeking…
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Entry Points for Equity: Risk Criteria and Partnership in Indigenous-aligned Portfolios
We’re excited to share that Kevin O’Neal Smith, Adasina’s Impact Strategist, has written an insightful article titled “Entry Points for Equity: Risk Criteria and Partnership in Indigenous-aligned Portfolios,” featured in GreenMoney. This…
Inclusion Is Still a Strategic Necessity
Check out Julianne Zimmerman‘s insightful article, “Inclusion Is Still a Strategic Necessity,” featured on ImpactEntrepreneur. She emphasizes how embracing inclusive practices can significantly boost business success. Dive into the article here.
Promoting Sustainability, Equity, and the Freedom to Invest in Today’s Environment
Adasina CEO & Founder Rachel J. Robasciotti joined a discussion on advancing ESG and DEI efforts in the face of legal backlash, hosted by Finpublica, Ceres, Impact Capital Forum, and the Aspen…
Racial Equity Investing: A Conversation On Where We Are Today And The Path Ahead
Adasina CEO & Founder Rachel J. Robasciotti joined Belonging Collaborative for a virtual panel on Racial Equity Investing where she and co-panelists Jim Casselberry, CEO of Known Financial, and Morgan Simon, Founding…
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