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Hosted by United Church Funds · business · EN-US · 23 episodes
Do you hope for a more just and sustainable world – and wonder what you can do to make a difference? On "Just Investing," Adam Sank, Matthew Illian and their guests tackle the big questions in the world of responsible investing. Tune in to every episode to learn how your investment portfolio can finance a more just and sustainable future. Visit www.ucfunds.org
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Episode #11
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission wants to do away with diversity reports, a big bank cuts ties with ICE and California celebrates a carbon tax milestone. Then Andrew Russell, Director of Fixed-Income Investments for the Pension Boards-United Church of Christ, shows us how fixed income bonds are integral in building a sustainable investment portfolio. Visit www.ucfunds.org
Episode #10
Hosts Adam Sank and Matthew Illian talk about the plummeting number of DEI proposals at shareholder meetings. They also discuss SpaceX receiving the lowest possible sustainability rating – and how an election in South America threatens Indigenous lands. Then Darrell Goodwin, Southern New England Conference's Executive Minister, joins the conversation to share thoughts on faith and finance – and how they enhance mission and ministry. Visit www.ucfunds.org
Episode #9
<p>SpaceX blasts off toward the Nasdaq, fueling concerns among responsible investors. Plus, green energy sees a surprising jolt, and a sustainable fashion company takes an unexpected turn on the runway. Then investor, entrepreneur and author Jenna Nicholas of LightPost Capital explains how her Bahá'í faith informs her work in impact investing. Visit www.ucfunds.org</p>
Episode #8
<p>The value of green bonds doubles in five years, responsible investors score twin victories at BP and New York State notches a full-sail win against BJ's Wholesale Club. Then Ben Cohen, iconic co-founder of Ben & Jerry's ice cream, joins us to look back on his decades-long fight for social justice causes… and why he's now fighting to "free Ben & Jerry's" from its current owners. Visit www.ucfunds.org.</p>
Episode #7
<p>A proxy voting giant slashes support for sustainability proposals, just as the SEC makes it easier for companies to exclude shareholder proposals. So how are responsible investors fighting back? We'll explain. Then Laura Campos from the Nathan Cummings Foundation joins us to talk about how her organization, which is rooted in the Jewish tradition of social justice, works with partner groups to achieve a more just world.</p> <p>Visit www.ucfunds.org.</p>
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