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Time Warner meets with Presbyterians on human rights
issues
At the latest committee meeting of the Mission Responsibility Through
Investment members met with Time Warner representative Michelle Crozier to discuss
their progress around the development of guidelines for monitoring human rights
issues related to products produced for Time-Warner by vendors and factories
worldwide. During
the same meeting the committee also passed a motion to remove Citigroup from
the list of corporations that stemmed from the 2004 (216th) General Assembly.
MRTI
also announced that Target Stores is the first retailer to announce its plans
to remove Manhunt Two, an extremely violent video game, from its shelves. Members
of the committee, working through Interfaith Center on Corporate Respsonsibilty
(ICCR) to achieve this outcome, commended Target Stores for taking this positive
step.
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Faith-based investing
God's call for justice, compassion and humility requires Presbyterians to
respond. We believe a faithful response requires the whole of our lives, including
our financial investments. It is more than a practical question. It gets to the very essence of our faith.
It is faith-based investing.
Faith-based investing involves
thinking about one's financial resources and investments as part of a faithful
life.
Sometimes called "socially responsible investing," faith-based
investing is the stewardship of God's resources as entrusted to the church. |
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A faithful journey
One person's quest to know more about socially responsible
investing
Not long ago, the simple, yet disturbing statement, "All shareholders
care about is the bottom line," inspired me to become someone whose investments
change the world for the better — in other words, a socially responsible
investor.
Read this article written by Jacque French in Horizons, July-August
2004.
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2007 General Assembly Divestment
List
Confirmed By The Committee on Mission Responsibility Through
Investment, Peace and Justice Ministries, General Assembly Council
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
urges divestment and/or proscription of some corporations due to their involvement
in military-related production (MR), tobacco (TO) or human rights violations
(HR). This
document contains a comprehensive list of corporations or securities affected
by those General Assembly policies. View the quick list
of affected corporations and securities and download the 2007 GA Divestment
List 
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Items marked with are
in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. For best results, right-click the link (or click
and hold for Macintosh), select "save target as" and save the document to your
desktop for viewing and printing.

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