3 Questions Investors with Social Justice Values Should Ask Their Advisor
In the last few years, sustainable and impact investing have become increasingly popular as investors seek investments that reflect their personal values. A variety of products and services that appeal to those…
Rachel Robasciottti Testifies Before Congress
Rachel Robasciotti testified before the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on March 9th on “What happened in the GameStop-Robinhood situation and what is happening in the financial…
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…
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…
It’s Time to End the Subminimum Wage 1/29/21 (Virtual Event Recording)
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Paying $2.13 Plus Tips Doesn’t Cut It Anymore, Investors Say
“Investors representing more than half a trillion dollars in assets are urging publicly traded companies to stop paying U.S. tipped workers less than the standard minimum wage. ‘The public is paying attention…
Using Municipal Bonds to Advance Racial Justice
In this virtual event, Adasina Social Capital explores the newly launched Fiscal Justice Investment Strategy, which aims to advance racial and economic justice by investing directly in Black communities across the United…
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…
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.
