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Shareholders are paying attention and are ready and able to use their power and responsibility to secure action that supports a livable planet.
For over 30 years, our theory of change has focused the power of finance and shareholders to compel corporations to create a sustainable future for all stakeholders, people, and the planet.
157 of the world’s 200 richest entities are corporations, not sovereign countries. Corporations must be an active part of the solutions to climate change, systemic racism, and environmental justice. You’re making that happen.
Thirty years ago, As You Sow began its shareholder advocacy, pursuing corporate accountability, financial transparency, and a safe, just, and sustainable world for all.
Black Lives Matter is the largest social movement in the history of this country. Corporations are making statements of support - but statements . . .
If there is one takeaway from the trauma of COVID-19, it is that that we now have dramatic proof that SCIENCE = LIFE and ignorance... doesn’t.
Because of you, Duke Energy — the biggest power utility in the U.S. — committed to Paris compliant climate goals.
Do you know what’s lurking in your mutual funds? You may be shocked to find out what you actually own—especially if you have a company-managed retirement account. We certainly were!
You never know what it will take to get a big corporation’s attention. So you have to keep the pressure on. Starbucks shareholders . . .
With a 30% shareholder vote on our shareholder resolution, McDonald’s investors told the company they wanted it to quit its polystyrene habit.