Explore the material risks associated with deforestation in Brazil and Indonesia and how attentiveness to Indigenous peoples’ rights and stakeholder engagement can reduce conflict and improve project outcomes.…Read More
Explore the material importance of firms consulting with Indigenous groups, to ensure that on-the-ground operations run smoothly, via case studies in Canada.…Read More
Explore the material risks associated with water-related Indigenous rights disputes, and how neglecting environmental protections and the rights of Indigenous communities can cause legal and operational risk for firms.…Read More
Explore the material risks associated with government restriction of internet free speech and how attentiveness to Indigenous peoples’ rights is essential for maintaining companies’ stakeholder support.…Read More
Explore the Rebecca Adamson Indigenous Rights Index (RAIRI), designed to help identify firms that are associated with media-reported conflicts with Indigenous peoples. These conflicts can range from human rights violations, contested land claims, ecological impacts, and biodiversity loss, to censorship, deplatforming, and media representation. …Read More
Explore the material risks associated with energy transition mineral development and how attentiveness to Indigenous peoples’ rights and stakeholder engagement can reduce conflict and improve project outcomes.…Read More
(Call for Papers: Migration & Organizations Conference) Now in its ninth iteration, this gathering seeks to advance rigorous research and strengthen the community of scholars at the intersection of migration and organizations.…Read More
The 2025 Migration and Organizations Conference was a two-day event packed with panels and research presentations, and it culminated with a symposium designed especially for doctoral students. About 20 students were invited to share their dissertation ideas and elicit feedback from the professors and practitioners in attendance. …Read More
(Outlet: New York Times) Since World War II, U.S. research funding has led to discoveries that fueled economic gains. Now cutbacks are seen as putting that legacy in jeopardy.…Read More
(Outlet: WBGO) There’s a lot of controversy about how immigration affects jobs and workers native to a country. A professor from the University of Pennsylvania is trying to clear it up. Zeke Hernandez spoke to the Garden State Immigration Policy Institute. He said immigrants don’t always want to work for someone else.…Read More
