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  • Investing in Our Next Chapter: Leadership for What’s Ahead

    Six years ago, Rachel J. Robasciotti and Maya Philipson set out to build something that did not yet exist: an investment firm designed to bridge the gap between social justice movements and the public markets, grounded in the lived wisdom of impacted communities. What began as a guiding conviction has grown into a disciplined practice,…
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  • Beloved Community Conversation: Leadership for What’s Ahead

    At Adasina  Social  Capital, we believe that true change happens in community. That’s why we’re launching Beloved  Community  Conversations: a new series of intentional, virtual gatherings for investors, collaborators, and social justice advocates. Each conversation will create space to reflect on the questions that matter most to our community and deepen our collective power in…
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  • Concessionary Returns & Antiquated Benchmarks

    By Roberto Thornton (he/him)Managing Director, Investments & Impact Finance is full of terms that make investors think about their portfolios, not people. I understand the impetus  — ultimately, as fiduciaries, we have a responsibility and commitment to the numbers. But the truth is, behind your portfolio’s performance are people and communities whose lives, livelihoods, and…
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  • Register for Beloved Community Conversations with Adasina

    At Adasina  Social  Capital, we believe that true change happens in community. Our work has always been about more than markets — it’s about people coming together to use finance as a tool for justice. That’s why we’re launching Beloved  Community  Conversations: a new series of intentional, virtual gatherings for investors, collaborators, and social justice…
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  • Resource: A Handbook for Upholding Gender Equitable Workplaces

    This Trans Day of Visibility, Adasina is excited to share the newest resource in our Gender Justice Campaign: “Upholding Gender Equitable Workplaces: A Handbook for Employers & Investors.”  This Handbook, developed alongside our Social Justice Partners at Trans Women of Color Collective, is a first-of-its-kind guide for employers looking to create, strengthen, or reimagine their…
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  • 2025 Impact Report: Celebrating & Leveraging Our Collective Power

    We are delighted to share Adasina’s 2025 Impact Report, which offers a comprehensive look at the progress we made — in community with you — across our social justice pillars last year.  Whether you’re a current investor, a longtime champion of our work, or a new member of our beloved community curious about advancing justice…
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    The Adasina Power & Resistance Playlist

    At Adasina, we love music. And not just because we love dancing from our work-from-home offices — but also because music brings people together and connects us to our collective power, across barriers. That’s what we’re all about at Adasina: helping investors and social justice advocates harness their power to advance justice. So, from our…
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  • Immigrant Rights & Your Portfolio

    In the wake of the recent ICE shootings that have taken precious lives across several U.S. cities, we grieve deeply with the families and communities most affected. As we mourn, we also recommit ourselves to action—together. When you invest with Adasina, your portfolio becomes a source of power to advance movements for immigration rights. While ICE…
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  • Sharing Wealth, Strengthening Community: Rachel J. Robasciotti in Conversation with Tara Health Foundation

    This article originally appeared on the Tara Health Foundation website. Written by Mia Reilly. “It’s not about being generous, it’s about investing in our shared survival—and thriving. I want security in community because where I come from—that’s the only real security there is.” This comes from Rachel J. Robasciotti, Founder and Co-CEO of Adasina Social…
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  • A New Chapter for Adasina: Transitioning to Employee Ownership

    Written by Maya Philipson, Adasina Co-Founder, Chief Operations Officer & Chief Compliance Officer At Adasina, staff are not just colleagues — they are a key part of our Beloved Community and the reason we exist. From the beginning, Adasina’s Founder & Co-CEO, Rachel J. Robasciotti, and I have believed that capital is a transformative social…
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