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Portrait photo of Med Diangne, membership organizer. Med has dark skin, a light beard, and long hair that's tied back, and black-rimmed glasses.

An interview with Med Diagne, Corporate Accountability's membership organizer, on what motivates them to challenge corporate power.

Colorful image of people around the world organizing for justice and challenging corporate abuse.. The image shows people taking action outside of corporate headquarters, taking to the media, and meeting with elected officials.

Campaigning under difficult circumstances is only possible when we celebrate our victories. More about your impact in our annual report.

Colorful image of people around the world organizing for justice and challenging corporate abuse.. The image shows people taking action outside of corporate headquarters, taking to the media, and meeting with elected officials.

Let’s celebrate the victories we had together in curbing corporate power this year in the 2024 Annual Report.

Under Trump, corporations will likely benefit at the expense of the rest of us. Direct corporate campaigning is more essential than ever.

Water justice over profit: A coordinated coalition challenging private water corporations across the African continent.

Illustration of people constructing a puzzle of a map of the world.

The forces behind anti-democratic movements and abusive corporations are linked. Learn how challenging corporate power plays a role in countering authoritarianism.

Three organizers stand together outside of a city building holding signs that protest Veolia for its role in Flint and speaking into a mega phone.

Learn more about the impact across the globe in challenging corporate power in the latest edition of the Spotlight newsletter. 

A white woman with light brown hair holds up a sign that reads "Justice for Flint"

We came together with people across the U.S. to demand justice in Flint 10 years after the start of the city’s water crisis.

Local organizations uplift demands for government, corporate accountability.

A group of people gather to protest outside of the U.N. climate talks. An Indigenous leader stands before the crowd and with a handheld drum and leads the group in song.

Together, we’re shifting the landscape in which corporations operate and building global power. Learn more about our collective impact.