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== Examples of divestment campaigns == | |||
*The banks divestment movement calls for Canada's major banks to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels. | |||
*The pension divestment movement calls for pension plans, such as the The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels. | |||
*The student divestment calls for universities to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels. | |||
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Revision as of 22:00, 2 September 2022
Divestment is intentionally removing investments from a particular company, industry, or sector. For example, a company can divest from the fossil fuel industry and extractivism in favour of moving towards a regenerative economy. In the university context, this means selling the university’s stocks, bonds, and other forms of invested funds in a particular industry, and foregoing future investments in that industry - Divest Canada Coalition [1] , adapted by Michelle Xie [2]
Examples of divestment campaigns
- The banks divestment movement calls for Canada's major banks to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels.
- The pension divestment movement calls for pension plans, such as the The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels.
- The student divestment calls for universities to divest their investment portfolios from fossil fuels.
If you have any suggested revisions or additional resources to share related to the above content, please email them to kenzie@lehub.ca.
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