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Trusted Data Providers: Comprehensive Insights from Non-Profits and Industry Leaders

Our database is powered by data from trusted providers, including As You Sow, Adasina Social Capital, Tallgrass Institute, ETC Group, Inclusive Development International, and One Fair Wage. Collectively, they contribute data covering over 3,000 public companies, offering deep insights into the environmental and social impacts of investments.

Leading non-profits provide the research that separates leaders from laggards and exposes links to financial performance, emerging risk, and opportunity.
The data has been researched, gathered, aggregated, cleaned, and some instances  manually verified, from publicly available sources, websites, company sustainability  reports, and social media platforms.
The data is vetted by our team of expert analysts.

For a comprehensive understanding, you can also explore the methodologies and specific areas covered by each provider, ensuring transparency and clarity on their unique contributions to our platform.

As You Sow is the U.S. non-profit leader in shareholder advocacy. Founded in 1992, they harness shareholder power to create lasting change and align investments with values.

Adasina is your bridge between financial markets & social justice. We’re committed to making large-scale, systemic change through investments in public markets.

Tallgrass Institute works from a foundation of Indigenous values to achieve a sustainable future for all. They are a leader in deploying strategies to move the market toward respect for the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

ETC Group is a global organization with direct farmer engagement worldwide. For nearly 40 years, they have documented the damaging effects of soil erosion, corporate consolidation, and technology infiltration in agriculture.

Inclusive Development International (IDI)works to support communities and individuals who are negatively impacted by large-scale development projects, such as infrastructure development, land acquisition, and natural resource exploitation.

One Fair Wage is a national organization of nearly 300,000 restaurant and service workers, nearly 1,000 restaurant owners, and dozens of organizations nationwide all working together to end all subminimum wages in the United States and raise wages and working conditions in the service sector in particular.

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