As shareholder advocates, we directly engage corporate CEOs, senior management, and institutional investors to take the actions necessary to provide transparency and reduce (material) risk to companies, retirement plans, and the economy.

At Adasina, we envision a world where the most influential financial systems are attuned to, and act upon, the needs of our most vulnerable communities and our planet.

Our goal is to push publicly traded companies to end the subminimum wage for tipped workers in their companies, and pay all workers a full minimum wage with tips on top.

The Black Dollar Index (BDI), is a multi-factor scoring system that rates top consumer-facing corporations from 0 – 100 across critical factors for racial equity.

The CorpWatch Project is valuable primarily for hosting the beta version of Gulliver, an online tool for investigating international corporate crimes.

The Boston Ujima Project is a leading model for investment funds supporting socially oriented entrepreneurs using an integrated capital approach.

The FreeCap Financial Report focuses on evaluating the criminal justice impact of publicly traded companies. It specifically highlights S&P 100 companies that are reducing ties to the prison industrial complex and are hiring formerly incarcerated workers.

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre provides a repository of articles and company statements related to human rights issues. A unique aspect of this database is tracking corporate repression of Human Rights Defenders.