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Together, we’re shifting the landscape in which corporations operate and building global power. Learn more about our collective impact.
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What does it look like to organize toward what is necessary, not what it politically feasible? Read the latest letter from Corporate Accountability’s Executive Director.
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With your support, we’re moving the dial on climate action and building a fierce movement to stop corporate abuse.
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Learn more about how we organized together toward impact in our fiscal year 2023 Annual Report.
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The better funded and more connected our movements are, the more impact we will all have. Learn more about the Movement Solidarity Fund.
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Together, we called out abusive corporations for PR schemes and rallied elected officials to kick Big Polluters out. Read more in our newsletter!