Impact Investing & Divestment

How to Divest from Immigrant Detention: A Philanthropic Primer
Foundations can demonstrate their values and support immigrants and their communities by joining the movement to divest and reinvest.
The logos of Candide Group, Confluence Philanthropy, Edward W. Hazen Foundation, Freedom to Thrive, Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, and Real Money Moves. Accompanies the joint issue brief, How to Divest from Immigrant Detention: A Philanthropic Primer.
August 2019
Funding Recommendations, Issue Brief
Resource
A Primer on Divesting from Immigrant Detention
Join us for a “how to” conversation for funders on divesting from the prison industrial complex.
June 2019
Webinar
A showing a nighttime vigil with a young child and adult standing in front of a detention facility. Posted to accompany GCIR's webinar, A Primer on Divesting from Immigrant Detention.
Program
Paradigm Shift: How investments can unlock the potential of refugees
This report offers impact investors, grant-makers, and development finance professionals the first landscape of the what, why, who, where, and most importantly, how, of investing in and with displaced people.
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October 2018
Funding Recommendations
Source: Refugee Investment Network
Resource
Leveraging Impact Through Program Related Investments: A Case Study
Learn more about The Brooklyn Community Bail Fund’s (“BCBF”) newest initiative, the New York Immigrant Freedom Fund (“NYIFF”) that leverages through program-related investment.
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Factsheet
Source: New York Immigrant Freedom Fund
Resource
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