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The sharp decrease in the acceptance of refugees in the U.S. implies that immigrants don’t benefit the country - a claim that is far from the truth.

The Hummer EV is another step towards GM’s promised all-electric future, which will span across all the company’s brands over the next five years.

As Conroy Boxhill of Porter Novelli-Atlanta observed during the 3BL Virtual Forum: “The fight for racial justice is not siloed.” True progress is intersectional and takes on the overlapping issues that prevent equal access to opportunity, justice and wellbeing. 

Supporters of diversity training scored support from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which says it has a vital role in the modern day-to-day workplace.

WWF has introduced a plan it believes can attain the needed health and environmental benefits of adopting what the NGO says should be a "planet-based" diet.

Ikea will launch a buyback program next month, taking another step closer to circularity and its long-term sustainability goals.

Largely due to COVID-19, the nonprofit sector is struggling, especially organizations led by, and support the communities of, people of color.

The changes in consumer behavior, accelerated by this pandemic and the demands for social justice, mean one thing: brand activism is here to stay.

The surging sales of plant-based foods this year has outpaced the overall growth of the wider food sector; this brand's success in part explains why.

Achieving true social equity will require a focus on both addressing climate risks and ensuring some level of finance is available to all citizens.

Today, International Day of the Girl, reminds us that many girls are carrying their families' burdens right now - and often they are connected to water.<br /> <br />

Like democracy and the environment, the CSR profession is at a tipping point - and to achieve their goals, CSR leaders can't resume business as normal.

Businesses are finding new ways to take on bold activism as the climate crisis, calls for racial justice and the pandemic force companies off the sidelines.

A Citi report on racial inequality in the U.S. suggests ending such injustice could potentially add $5 trillion to the U.S. GDP over the next five years.

The White House's demagoguing of diversity training has been met by relative silence from corporate America. DoD is a little more vocal - but not by much.

The Walmart Foundation took another step in its $25 million commitment to support smallholder farmers over the next five years.

Recently, many nonprofits have adjusted their operations as a response to racial injustice so they can maximize their organizations' social impact.???????

Carleen Pickard of LUSH Cosmetics makes the case why businesses must strive to reform the criminal justice system - including taking on the death penalty.