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ICCR is the premier knowledge hub for shareholder engagement. Our publications and guidance documents enhance investor understanding and mastery of the shareholder engagement process.
If you are looking to increase your capacity as an investor to effectively engage corporations on a range of critical issues, we invite you to read and share the following resources.
ICCR Climate Crisis Issue Brief One, June 2024 The transition to carbon-neutral economies will require a vast quantity of...
2024- Investor Guidance
ICCR’s 2022-2023 Annual Report provides a twelve-month recap of our members’ successes and impacts, and includes our financials, current...
2023- Annual Reports
ICCR has filed an amicus brief in support of the Nasdaq Diversity Rule that will provide a standardized disclosure...
A key product in the effort to end TB is diagnostic testing. More than 1 in 3 people with TB...
- ICCR Comment/Sign On Letters
This guidance is a resource for investors to use when discussing responsible purchasing and contracting issues with companies.
2024- Investor Guidance
- Publications - ICCR
This presentation explains the foundational elements of climate lobbying, from investor expectations and enterprise risk, to examples of leading...
2024
The Investor Environmental Health Network and Clean Action Production have released a report on the importance of corporations in...
We write as members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), a coalition of faith and values-based investors,...
ICCR’s guiding principle is that sustainable corporations must look beyond the next earnings report to account for the full...
2024- Proxy Resolutions And Voting Guides
IOPA was established in 2017 to engage with opioid manufacturers, distributors, and retail pharmacies on opioid-related business risks that...
We write representing concerned investors to share our deep misgivings regarding the lawsuit filed by Exxon on January 21...
On January 21, ExxonMobil ($XOM) filed suit in Texas against two shareholders in an attempt to block a shareholder...
- ICCR Comment/Sign On Letters