As Social Economic Mobility Declines, Investors Seek to Expand Opportunity
By many accounts, social economic mobility is declining. Investors who are concerned about this tren...
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3 Jewish Values for Impact Investors
Impact investors can choose to apply a Jewish values lens to their portfolios and to pursue tzedakah...
Donor-Advised Funds May Fuel Impact Investing
Donors can multiply the impact of their contributions to donor-advised funds by investing the money ...
What Are Green Sukuk?
Green sukuk are financial instruments that comply with Shariʽa and are used to finance environmenta...
To Tackle Racial Inequality, Investors Look in the Mirror
Impact investors search for ways to combat racial inequality throughout the economy and within the f...
Why the Supply Chain Matters
Investors may be concerned about ethics in supply chain management for a number of reasons. Here is ...
How 3 Catholic Organizations Embraced Faith-Based Investing
Some Catholic organizations have adopted a faith-based investing approach to promote their unique va...
Impact Investing and Strategic Philanthropy
Impact investing and strategic philanthropy can be viewed either as competing alternatives or as com...
Working toward Food Security by Strengthening Food Systems
Some impact investors have found opportunities to promote food security and strengthen food systems ...
Building a Movement: How the Jewish Women’s Foundation of New York Supports Women Social Entrepreneurs
Jamie Allen Black, CEO of the Jewish Women's Foundation of New York, discusses how the foundation su...
Do Robo-Advisors Have a Place in Impact Investing?
Robo-advisors could make impact investing more accessible, although some argue they are at odds with...
What Is Faith-Based Investing?
People participate in faith-based investing to put their faith into practice and to align their inve...
