Whether it's in your backyard or in the boardroom, there are plenty of ways to get involved and take action this spring.

With the 2021 shareholder season under way, we've included resources for you to vote on a multitude of resolutions affecting people and the planet (if you own stock).

And whether you own stock or not, there are a number of actions you can take to combat corporate irresponsibility by industry leaders like Nike and Amazon. While flowers are blooming and birds are chirping, it's important to remember that workers across the globe are risking their wellbeing in order to provide us with food, clothing, and many other everyday products.

You can also grow your own solution to the climate crisis. Now is the perfect time to learn more about Climate Victory Gardening and how you can start yours.

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What is Climate Victory Gardening?

Climate Victory Gardening is all about making decisions in your garden that help it sequester carbon—that is, pull carbon out of the air and store it underground—and offset emissions from store bought foods. Find out how you can get started today!

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Amazon: the next fashion behemoth?

Amazon is rapidly expanding its apparel footprint. But Amazon has a history of disregarding the planet and workers’ rights, so there’s no reason to think expanding its role in clothing would be good for anyone but Jeff Bezos.

Amazon, Nike, and Next: Pay Your Workers

Millions of textile workers across the world are losing their jobs without compensation, or receiving even less than their normal poverty wages. These workers, most of whom are women, put their lives at risk in unsafe workplaces. Join over 20,000 people in telling these companies to pay their workers!

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Congress: Hold Corporations Accountable

We need to restore the power of shareholders to push corporations on social and environmental issues. Urge your Senators and Representatives to promote the corporate accountability needed for the well-being of the economy, communities, and the environment.

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