Student Activism and ESG Investing

Foundations of Consequence

By Jeff Jackanicz    //    Volume 32,  Number 6   //    November/December 2024

Social justice—including our longstanding record of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing—is at San Francisco State University’s core: the Wall Street Journal and U.S. News recently ranked us among the top five most diverse schools in the country and among the top 10 nationally for upward socioeconomic mobility, respectively. Similarly, student activism holds a significant place in San Francisco State’s institutional history, most notably the student strike of 1968 that led to the establishment of ethnic studies as an academic discipline and the first-ever College of Ethnic Studies.


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