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41 Years of Faithful Investments in People and Planet  

The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility is the pioneer coalition of active shareowners who view the management of their investments as a catalyst to promote justice and sustainability in the world. To learn more about our history and current initiatives, visit our About Us page.

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At the March, 2013 launch of "Investing the Rights Way" Rev. David Schilling, Senior Program Director for Human Rights & Resources at ICCR, describes how ICCR works to get companies to adopt and implement sound human rights policies.




Download your copy of "Investing the Rights Way - A Guide for Investors on Business and Human Rights":
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Bangladesh disaster: $1.3trillion investor coalition calls for zero tolerance of supply chain abuses

Groups press big retailers on safety overseas

Religious groups urge brands to address Bangladesh plant safety

Investors Representing Over 1 Trillion in Assets Call for Systemic Reforms that Ensure Worker Safety and Welfare  in Apparel Supply Chains

Investors and religious groups press retailers on safety

Retailers pressed on safety at factories

News Corp Shareholders Seek Governance Reforms

Can Jamie Dimon talk his way out of trouble?

ICCR to gather in St. Louis June 3 for AGM

Danaher shareholders seek to accelerate phase-out of toxic mercury from dental products

Health & hypocrisy at the drug store

Disney Bangladesh exit puts pressure on those who stay

Some retailers rethink their role in Bangladesh

Lives destroyed, dreams crushed, and cheap clothes

Latest garment factory tragedy leaves investors deeply saddened and short on patience

Corporate social responsibility: Nora Nash

FDIC and OCC crack down on bank payday lending (joint statement)

Investors call for comprehensive immigration reform

Shell wins, the world loses

500,000 Americans urge SEC to require disclosure of corporate political spending

Sister Nora's political lobbying proposal gets onto JP Morgan proxy ballot

Shareholders ask firms: what are your politics?

Pepsi responds to ICCR shareholders on GMO labeling

Wellpoint and Bristol-Myers cut ties to ALEC, making 44 corporations out

Investors highlight human rights in corporate engagements

Shareholders urge Exxon to disclose plans to adapt to climate change

Oil companies are on a slippery slope with their first amendment claim against disclosure rule

Investors file shareholder resolutions encouraging diversity in corporate board rooms

New guide helps investors address human rights risks

Human trafficking: whose business is it?

Shareholders applaud Viiv for sharing patent on vital pediatric HIV drug

Shareholders target big bank's financing of coal

Game-changing SEC decision on PNC shareholder resolution gives new weight to climate change as “significant policy issue” for finance industry, others

Chevron Unresponsive to Calls for Improved Risk Measurement in Fracking Operations, Say Investors

Divesting is an exercise in real fiduciary care

ICCR members have filed 180 shareowner resolutions and engaged in 225 corporate dialogues this proxy season

Shareholders challenge Exxon, Chevron over climate risks

Resolutions with food & beverage, chemical sector, call for tighter controls on GMOs

Investor coalition intensifies efforts to increase shareholder support of climate change proposals during 2013 proxy season

Let’s stop investing our retirement funds in lethal weapons

ICCR - A Faithful Voice for Justice:

 

Faith-based investors call on EPA to strengthen PVC air safeguards

Church of England sells News Corp stake over hacking


 

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