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40 Years of Faithful Investments in People and Planet  

In the early 1970s, a handful of faith-based organizations with investments in companies doing business in apartheid South Africa joined forces and petitioned management to divest from the country until the dreaded practice was eradicated: and thus, a movement was born.

 

Currently celebrating its 40th year, the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility remains the pioneer coalition of active shareowners who view the management of their investments as a catalyst to promote justice and sustainability in the world. Comprising nearly 300 organizations with collective assets totaling over $100 billion, ICCR members help shape corporate policy on a host of environmental, social and economic justice concerns.  

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Major push to clean up shale gas fracking as 55 top investors with $1 trillion in assets weigh in

Protestors at GEO Group shareholder meeting push for prison safeguards

In advance of the London Olympics, investors ask corporations to step up anti-trafficking efforts

Investors call for steps to eliminate sex trafficking at the London Olympics

The sisters of ICCR: genuine faith in action

Reynolds Oks meeting farm workers group

Take Action: Join the call for a fair and moral federal budet

Sr. Nora Nash to speak on hydraulic fracturing on April 10

Investors observe World Water Day with focus on land grabs

Read now: Effective Supply Chain Accountability: Investor Guidance on Implementation of the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act

 

Rabbis for Human Rights - North America joins ICCR

Listen now to "Shareholders Prepare Revolt against News Corp."

Resolutions or engagement? Ceres prepares for proxy season by using proxy ballot to encourage change

Watch "Conscious Capital": a Nightly Business Report special edition, featuring ICCR members and colleagues

Read now: Extracting the Facts: An Investor Guide to Disclosing Risks from Hydraulic Fracturing Operations

 

ICCR focuses more on dialogues than resolutions in corporate engagements

Investors challenge natural gas companies to increase transparency, reduce risks from fracking operations

ICCR publishes 2012 resolutions and proxy voting guide

Faith-based investors team up with Indy law enforcement to tackle human trafficking at Super Bowl

Shareholders boost carbon disclosure

80 institutional investors call on Speaker Boehner and Majority Leader Cantor to support the Business Transparency on Trafficking and Slavery Act

Investors release best practices guidance for safer fracking - Read the list of supporting organizations

From the New York Times::" Nuns Who Won't Stop Nudging"

New California law combats human slavery

"Have You Heard From Johannesburg" PBS video profiles the anti-Apartheid work of early ICCR members

New California law targets global child labor, slavery

"Having Faith in Corporate Social Responsibility": ICCR members Sr. Nora Nash and Tom McCaney interviewed on Radio Times. Listen now

ICCR - A Faithful Voice for Justice:

 

Invitation to become a Carbon Disclosure Project signatory

Download our "Celebration Without Exploitation" anti-human trafficking toolkit

Invitation to become a Carbon Disclosure Project signatory

Download our "Celebration Without Exploitation" anti-human trafficking toolkit

 

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Traveling soon? Download an all-purpose letter you can use to educate your hotel about human trafficking on your next hotel visit