Socially Responsible Investing

Corporate Advocacy

"A renewal of economic life depends on the conscious choices and commitments of individual believers who practice their faith in the world.  We cannot separate what we believe from how we act in the marketplace and the broader community."  (Economic Justice for All, USCCB)

 

 

What is Corporate Social Responsibility?

Socially Responsible Investing enables us to use our voice as investors to call for socially responsible corporate policies and practices. As shareholders we can influence the behavior of a company in which stock is held. The Investment Policy of the Sisters of Saint Joseph includes monitoring our stock portfolio in relation to social and environmental issues, a commitment to shareholder activity, and to voting proxy forms.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph are active members of:

  • The Interfaith Center Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR)
  • The Philadelphia Area Coalition for Responsible Investment (PACRI)

 

What's New...?

In 2011 the Sisters of Saint Joseph were among 18 co-filers urging Chevron Corporation to consider the financial, social and environmental risks of hydraulice fracturing.   Many of us are residents of Pennsylvania and are particularly concerned about eh drilling of natural gas in the Marcellus Shale.  Read more...

View the trailer Gasland to learn more about hydraulic fracturing.

http://www.gaslandthemovie.com

"On the want-to-see-scale, GASLAND tops the list."  (Washington Post)

 

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