After the Women’s March in January, our friends at All Souls Unitarian Church hosted a solidarity sing. From serving as a sanctuary space since November to sponsoring affordable housing in the rapidly gentrifying Columbia Heights neighborhood, All Souls is always a progressive, active, and conscientious member of our community, and we are honored to work with them.
Get ready to have chills.
The New York Times published a piece investigating the recovery of Detroit, outlining the two distinct worlds the city’s recovery has created and exacerbated. But this story isn’t exclusive to Detroit. As American cities bounce back from the recession, two very separate worlds are taking hold in cities all across the nation. Whether you’re in Washington, DC, San Francisco, or Columbus, Ohio it is clear that not everyone in our recovering cities are actually recovering.
These are th
e sort of things that make us proud to be a Benefit Corp.
“We need an inclusive economy. To create an inclusive economy requires that we prioritize, measure, and manage the diversity and inclusivenes of our businesses, our supply chains, our investments, and our B Corp community.
In short, we must lead on inclusion to be credible leaders of a global movement of people using business as a force for good.”
Root + Branch 