Employees Are ESG Stakeholders, Too
A wide range of stakeholders drives corporate sustainability efforts. Now, this increasingly include...
University Endowments Look beyond Divestment
College and university endowments are increasingly addressing climate change, private prisons, and o...
Why Investors Are Tracking Storms, Weather Events, and Natural Disasters
Changes in temperatures and precipitation have increased the number and strength of certain extreme ...
3 Foundations Leading in Impact Investing
A small but growing number of foundations have started to deploy part or all of their endowment hold...
For Gender Lens Investors, Equal Pay Day Is a Reminder That Women Have Not Caught Up Yet
Women still do not receive equal pay compared to their male peers. Gender lens investors are using a...
Mental Health and Employee Welfare: An Emerging ESG Concern
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and other stressors of 2020, mental health and well-being emerged from th...
How Sustainable Investments Engage Donors, Students, and Other Stakeholders
By spreading the word on their sustainable funds, universities can spark conversations with stakehol...
Is Change Coming for SEC Sustainability Disclosure?
Is change coming to SEC sustainability disclosure? The early days of President Joe Biden's administr...
The Unique Power of Program-Related Investments
Program-related investments bring many advantages, including counting toward a foundation's distribu...
Investing with an LGBTQI Lens
LGBTQI lens investing seeks to spotlight LGBTQI rights, equality, and representation in leadership. ...
How Endowment Funds Can Engage with Student Activists
As universities embrace a newly wide range of stakeholders, endowment funds can work to engage with ...
Applying a Gender Lens to Affordable Housing
As the US faces a widespread shortage in affordable housing, impact investing can help to address so...
