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Introducing the Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Institute

The Shareholder Association for Research and Education (SHARE) and the National Aboriginal Trust Officers Association (NATOA) are excited to announce the launch of a new, independent, Indigenous-led non-profit organization: the Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Institute (RRII).

RRII launches Canadian chapter of Investors & Indigenous Peoples Working Group (IIPWG)

The Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Initiative (RRII) and First Peoples Worldwide (FPW) are excited to announce the launch of a Canadian chapter of the Investors & Indigenous Peoples Working Group (IIPWG).

Investor Brief: Responsible Investment and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in the Energy Transition

It’s time for investors to do more to advance reconciliation

The Montreal Gazette By Mark Sevestre and Kevin Thomas Although Indigenous peoples have had...

The Power of Reconciliation

Kevin Thomas is Executive Director of the Shareholder Association for Research and Education (SHARE)...

Webinar: Opportunities for Foundations to Advance Reconciliation

In June 2019, SHARE’s Chief Strategy Officer Shannon Rohan led a webinar on advancing...

Economic reconciliation is an investor responsibility

New report profiles how investors can support Indigenous training, employment, contracting, advancement and business...

Reforming the Equator Principles for Indigenous Rights in Project Loan Finance

By Delaney Greig, Manager of Engagement and Policy Finance is critical to development of...

BC Regional Chief Terry Teegee attends SHARE Investor Summit

British Columbia Assembly of First Nations –  BC Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief...

Reforming the Equator Principles for Indigenous Rights

By Katie Wheatley, Project Lead, Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Initiative In 2003, banks from...

Proxy Voting Oversight for Indigenous Investors

By Mark Sevestre, Founding Member and Senior Advisor, NATOA When the National Aboriginal Trust...