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BRIDGE is a powerful tool for promoting social justice in the financial world. This free, one-stop platform aggregates data from leading organizations that focus on issues such as racial, human rights, economic, and climate impacts of publicly traded companies. By leveraging data and metrics from these organizations, BRIDGE empowers communities often left out and most negatively impacted by financial decisions.
With BRIDGE, individuals and organizations can gain valuable insight into the impact of their investments on marginalized communities and the environment, by leveraging comprehensive data and analysis on a variety of critical issues.
Individuals, investors, institutions, and financial professionals who share social justice values can use BRIDGE to see a complete and intersectional picture of whether and how their investments may contribute to harmful practices and systemic injustices. By providing this information in an easily accessible format, BRIDGE helps these individuals and organizations make informed decisions about their investments and take action to promote positive change.
For example, the racial and human rights data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that engage in discriminatory practices. Similarly, the economic data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that engage in exploitative labor practices or contribute to economic inequality.
On the other hand, the climate data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that contribute to environmental degradation and climate change. By providing data on these and other issues, BRIDGE helps individuals and organizations understand the impact of their investments on marginalized communities and the planet as a whole.
Overall, BRIDGE is a valuable tool for promoting social justice in the financial world. By providing data on the racial, human rights, economic, and climate impacts of publicly traded companies, BRIDGE empowers individuals, investors, institutions, and financial professionals to make informed decisions about their investments and take action to promote positive change.
Dov Baum, Ph.D., Director of Economic Activism with the American Friends Service Committee
Vanessa Roanhorse, CEO of Roanhorse Consulting; Co-Founder, Native Women Lead
Gopal Dayaneni, The Climate Justice Project, ETC, Fellow at Center for Economic Democracy
Marcuz James, Activist for Human Rights and LGBTQI
Kate R Finn, Executive Director, First Peoples Worldwide
Ron Goines, Development Director, Movement for Black Lives
Taj James, Curator, Full Spectrum Labs, Partner, Spectrum Capital Partners, Founder, Movement Strategy Center
For inquiries regarding the website, please contact bridge@adasina.com.
BRIDGE is a powerful tool for promoting social justice in the financial world. This free, one-stop platform aggregates data from leading organizations that focus on issues such as racial, human rights, economic, and climate impacts of publicly traded companies. By leveraging data and metrics from these organizations, BRIDGE empowers communities often left out and most negatively impacted by financial decisions.
With BRIDGE, individuals and organizations can gain valuable insight into the impact of their investments on marginalized communities and the environment, by leveraging comprehensive data and analysis on a variety of critical issues.
Individuals, investors, institutions, and financial professionals who share social justice values can use BRIDGE to see a complete and intersectional picture of whether and how their investments may contribute to harmful practices and systemic injustices. By providing this information in an easily accessible format, BRIDGE helps these individuals and organizations make informed decisions about their investments and take action to promote positive change.
For example, the racial and human rights data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that engage in discriminatory practices. Similarly, the economic data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that engage in exploitative labor practices or contribute to economic inequality.
On the other hand, the climate data provided by BRIDGE can help individuals and organizations understand how their investments may be supporting companies that contribute to environmental degradation and climate change. By providing data on these and other issues, BRIDGE helps individuals and organizations understand the impact of their investments on marginalized communities and the planet as a whole.
Overall, BRIDGE is a valuable tool for promoting social justice in the financial world. By providing data on the racial, human rights, economic, and climate impacts of publicly traded companies, BRIDGE empowers individuals, investors, institutions, and financial professionals to make informed decisions about their investments and take action to promote positive change.
Dov Baum, Ph.D., Director of Economic Activism with the American Friends Service Committee
Vanessa Roanhorse, CEO of Roanhorse Consulting; Co-Founder, Native Women Lead
Gopal Dayaneni, The Climate Justice Project, ETC, Fellow at Center for Economic Democracy
Marcuz James, Activist for Human Rights and LGBTQI
Kate R Finn, Executive Director, First Peoples Worldwide
Ron Goines, Development Director, Movement for Black Lives
Taj James, Curator, Full Spectrum Labs, Partner, Spectrum Capital Partners, Founder, Movement Strategy Center
For inquiries regarding the website, please contact bridge@adasina.com.