Tech Companies Are Grappling with Employee Access to Abortions
This article about the Roe v. Wade ruling and its impact on tech companies quotes Renee Morgan, Adasina’s Social Justice Director, about employees access to abortions. Read the full article from Protocol…
Socially Responsible Investors Step Up Pushback Against Abortion Rights Restrictions
In reference to the potential Supreme Court ruling on abortion, Rachel Robasciotti is quoted about how access to reproductive healthcare, including safe and legal abortion, is an issue of gender, economic, and…
Tackling The Diversity Problem In Financial Services
Rachel Robasciotti is quoted about changing the systems that have historically ignored and discouraged women, non-binary people, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and people of color from participating in financial services as…
Expanding the ‘S’ in ESG to account for the full scope of corporate impact on workers and communities
In this article that references the corporate impact on workers and communities, Rachel Robasciotti is quoted as saying that it is impossible to separate ‘S’ from ‘E’ and ‘G’ because communities need…
An abortion or a job? Companies and investors are forced to weigh in on the Roe v. Wade debate.
“In the past, companies have given equally to both Republicans and Democrats in their state and haven’t considered the long-term impacts.” Read the full article from Business Insider about companies and investors…
ETF “JSTC” Crosses One Year Milestone as the Firm Measures Overall Investment-Driven Impact
ETF “JSTC” Crosses One Year Milestone as the Firm Measures Overall Investment-Driven Impact “December 08, 2021 (SAN FRANCISCO) – Adasina Social Capital (“Adasina”), an investment and financial activism firm that serves as…
Join The Waitlist for Adasina’s Fiscal Justice Municipal Bond Strategy
Welcome New York Times DealBook readers! There is currently a waiting list for access to our Fiscal Justice Municipal Bond Strategy, recently featured in the New York Times. Sign up for…
‘Fiscal Justice Ratings’ Fight Police Brutality With Finance
“Activest’s folks, rather than call for divestment, are advocating for reforming behavior.” Read the full NY Times article on fighting police brutality with finance.
Banks, tech firms and wealth managers fail ESG screen (Financial Planning)
“Despite many public pronouncements of support for the Black Lives Matter movement from major consumer banks, they’re still providing loans to private prison companies.” Read the full article from Financial Planning about…
Adasina Updates Racial Justice Impact Data to Include Publicly-Traded Companies that Own Prison Bonds
“Adasina Social Capital (“Adasina”), an investment and financial activism firm that serves as a critical bridge between financial markets and social justice movements, today announced an important update to the acclaimed Racial…
