Click here to view the video: http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/1281701919001/profiting-through-socially-responsible-investing

Click here to read the article.

Click here to read the article on page 26.

Click here to read the article.
Click here to read Trillium’s press release about the request made to the SEC to review Chevron’s shareholder disclosures.

Related posts

• Statement on Recent Developments in Aguinda v. Texaco (0)
• Chevron Liability in Ecuador Pollution Case Approaches $27 Billion (0)
• Chevron – Global Environmental Standards Report (0)
• Chevron – Global Environmental Standards Report (0)
• Yes, We Can, Too (0)

Led by Trillium and Walden, 21 investors sponsored a shareholder resolution at Target urging the Board to institute a comprehensive review of Target’s political contributions, including criteria for donations to candidates and how such donations might have a negative impact on Target’s reputation.

“This is at least one more company going on record expressing their preference to be kept out of that line of political spending,” said Shelley Alpern, vice president at Trillium Asset Management Corp., one of the investors that led the push for more transparency at Target.

Click here to read the LA Times article.
Click here to read the press release issued by Trillium and Walden.

Roll Call, the influential newspaper and online publication that covers Capitol Hill, noted this week that the “net neutrality debate is stirring up passions across the spectrum from an order of Benedictine nuns in Kansas to lobbying giants such as AT&T.”

Roll Call reports that “some supporters of strong net neutrality rules that apply to wireless broadband are taking their case right to the companies” by filing shareholder proposals with AT&T, Verizon and Comcast to maintain open access to the Internet on wireless networks.

The open Internet shareholder initiative was organized by Trillium Asset Management Corporation and Open MIC, a non-profit that presses media companies for more responsible management policies and practices.

The shareholder proposals note that the principle of non-discrimination on the Internet “has been an engine for economic growth, empowering millions of America’s small and medium-sized businesses through direct access to the Internet.”

Open Internet policies on wireless networks have particular importance for minority and economically disadvantaged communities, the proposals state, because people of color access the Internet via cell phones at a much greater rate than their white counterparts, according to recent research.

While the shareholder proposals are intended for consideration at the companies’ annual meetings in 2011, rules regarding network neutrality are currently being weighed by the Federal Communications Commission, which is expected to vote on a new plan at its December 21 meeting.

Initial indications are that the FCC may provide a broad exemption from network neutrality rules for wireless broadband networks – the fastest growing segment of the Internet. Without including wireless networks, there will be a major loophole in any new regulations.

Read the entire Roll Call article: http://www.rollcall.com/news/-201566-1.html

Click here to read the article.

Click here to read more on PR Newswire.

Trillium, along with Walden Asset Management and Calvert Asset Management recently filed shareholder proposals at Target and Best Buy, which have recently made sizable contributions to a group channeling funds to a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate know for his opposition to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights.

Click here to read the article.
Click here to read the press release issued by Trillium Asset Management along with Walden Asset Management and Calvert Asset Management Company.

Click here to read about the highlights of the conference.

Click here to watch the interview.

Related posts

• Tar Sands Shareholder Proposals Pick Up Steam in 2010 (0)
• Tar Sands Development Stickier Than Anticipated (0)
• Investors Decry BP’s Entry Into Tar Sands (0)
• “Green Investors Pull Out of BP” (0)

“This has turned into something that is much worse than we ever could have imagined, ” Patsky said.  “Our fears were that this would turn into a bigger tragedy than the market originally thought.”

Click here to read the full article.

Related posts

• Trillium Portfolio Manager and Energy Analyst Will Lana Interviewed on Fox Business News (0)
• Trillium Joins Investors in Challenging Nine Oil and Gas Companies on Hydraulic Fracturing Practices (0)
• Tar Sands Shareholder Proposals Pick Up Steam in 2010 (0)
• Tar Sands Development Stickier Than Anticipated (0)
• Investors Decry BP’s Entry Into Tar Sands (0)

“I attend several shareholder meetings every year and I have never seen a company deny entry to legal proxy holders. This is outrageous and reflects very poorly on our company’s respect for laws that govern our proxy process. The shareholders in attendance today should stand forewarned not to say anything critical or it could be you next year,” Alpern said.

Click here to read the full article on Environmental News Service.

Click here to read the article.

Click below to read the article

SRI Footpring Expanding

Financial Advisor Green, May 2010

Click here to read the article.

Click below to read the article

Younger Clients More Interested In SRI

Financial Advisor Green, April 2010

Click below to read the article.

INTERVIEW – New Trillium CEO aims to double assets

TD Waterhouse Canada, April 12, 2010

Click below to read the article

‘Socially Responsible’ Investing joins your money with your ideals

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 16, 2010