Installment 5: How to Advance Racial & Economic Justice with Municipal Bonds
An Interview with Rachel J. Robasciotti, Founder & CEO of Adasina Social Capital and Ryan Bowers, Co-Founder of Activest This article is part five of a series about race and racism in…
Installment 4: Is Your Financial Advisor Working Against Systemic Racism?
At Adasina, all of our work is done in community, including with communities inside of the investment and financial world. Today, I’m happy to showcase the work of two of our finance…
Ten to Watch in 2021: Phuong Luong
Phuong Luong, Adasina’s Investment Strategist, was included in Ten to Watch in 2021 from WealthMangement.com, highlighting her contributions to the field.
A new investing strategy aims to influence racial justice, from the ground up
A new investing strategy aims to influence racial justice, from the ground up, a piece from MarketWatch, covers our Fiscal Justice Investment Strategy.
Investing for Social Justice From the Bottom Up
Adasina Founder & CEO, Rachel Robasciotti listens to groups on the ground to make an impact. Read more at MorningStar.com
Installment 2: Do our investment defaults fund systemic racism?
By: Rachel J. Robasciotti, Robasciotti & Philipson and Sonya Dreizler, Consultant This article is part two of a series about race and racism in financial services. The full series can be read…
Installment 1: Reckoning With Our History
Written by Renee Morgan, Social Justice Strategist This article is part one of a series about race and racism in financial services. The full series can be read here. The United…
How Investors Are Addressing Racial Injustice
In a recent New York Times article, “How Investors Are Addressing Racial Injustice,” Rachel Robasciotti and Adasina were featured for their years of commitment to racial equity. The article highlights our investment…