This post by Keith Beverly, of GRID 202 Partners, is part of a series in which IEN members and network partners share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read members' insights on how to invest in public stocks through Racial Equity Lens. 

This post by Lynn DePippo of Pythia Capital is part of a series in which IEN members and network partners share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read insights into DEI and the "S" factor in ESG.

This post by Keith Johnson and Tiffany Reeves, of Reinhart, is part of a series in which IEN members and network partners share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read members' insights on higher education endowments and foundations'  legal obligation to actively participate in efforts to address inequities associated with systemic racial discrimination. 

This post by Trevor Nelson, of SIILK - Faculty and Student Connection, is part of a series in which IEN members and peer learning groups share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read students' insights into DEI and the "S" factor in ESG.

This post by Felicia Davis of Clark Atlanta University is part of a series in which IEN members share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read insights into DEI and the "S" factor in ESG.

This post by Kerin McCauley, of NYU Stern, is part of a series in which IEN members and network partners share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read members' insights into DEI and the "S" factor in ESG."

This post by Kristin Hull, of Nia Impact Capital, is part of a series in which IEN members share their thinking about intentional endowment investing to address racial injustice and other diversity, equity, and inclusion themes. Follow along to read members' insights into DEI and the "S" factor in ESG."