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  • New Gender Justice Investor Data Available from Force The Issue

    By: Rachel J. Robasciotti, Founder & CEO Ending forced arbitration for sexual harassment is a critical step in creating more safe and inclusive workplaces and advancing gender, racial, and economic justice. Forced arbitration favors employers over harassment survivors, creating a culture of acceptance of sexual harassment in the workplace.1 Two years ago, we started Force…
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  • Are You Unknowingly Investing In Private Prisons?

    JSTC was featured in recent Forbes article “Are You Unknowingly Investing In Private Prisons?” as a values-aligned fund that invests in racial justice.
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  • Emerging Managers Seeing Opportunities In ETF Popularity

    Emerging Manager Monthly featured Adasina and JSTC, illustrating how ETFs can provide an opportunity for emerging managers to more easily access investment capital.
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  • Doing the work with Rachel Robasciotti

    Rachel Robasciotti spoke with Josh Brown on his nationally-recognized podcast, the Refromed Broker, about her story and how to pursue social justice in financial markets. Listen to the full episode here.
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  • The Time Is NOW to End the Subminimum Wage

    By: Renee Morgan, Social Justice Strategist What is a Subminimum wage?  A “subminimum wage” is a wage that is less than the state or federal mandated minimum wage. Federal law allows companies to pay the subminimum wage to certain groups of workers, the largest group of which is tipped workers.1 A tipped worker is defined…
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  • A New Manager Selection Process for Increased Diversity

    Rachel Robasciotti’s recent Morningstar article, “A New Manager Selection Process for Increased Diversity,” speaks to how “the current asset-manager evaluation process only exacerbates existing inequities in financial services” and what advisors can do about it.
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  • Installment 7: How to Invest for Racial Justice

    By: Rachel J. Robasciotti, Founder & CEO This article is part seven, and the final installment, of a series about race and racism in financial services. The full series can be read here.  *** Last July, during historic and widespread calls for racial justice, we launched the Race In Finance series to openly discuss the…
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  • It’s Time to End the Subminimum Wage 1/29/21 (Virtual Event Recording)

    Learn more at http://investorsforlivablewages.com/
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  • Passive investing presents a challenge for decarbonisation. Here are six projects we’re backing to help change things

    Hewlett Foundation announced the recipients of a grant to innovative climate projects that address the problems in passive investing. Adasina received funding for their extractive agriculture project, aiming to make “data available that can guide passive investment funds to embrace more climate solutions, especially those involving climate-friendly agriculture.”
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  • 21 People Who Will Change Wealth Management in 2021

    Rachel Robasciotti was included in Financial Planning’s list of “21 people who will change wealth management in 2021.”
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