Investment
Michael Goldhaber
REPORT: Making ESG Real: A Return to ...

Our latest report, “Making ESG Real: A Return to Values-Driven Investing,” explains the historical wrong turn taken by ESG investors, and proposes ways to re-prioritize the protection of the environment and society.

REPORT: Making ESG Real: A Return to Values-Driven Investing
Technology
Mariana Olaizola Rosenblat
REPORT: Reality Check: How to Protect Human ...

Our latest report, “Reality Check: How to Protect Human Rights in the 3D Immersive Web,” explains the risks to privacy and safety exacerbated by immersive technologies and recommends steps tech companies and the government can take to minimize those risks.

REPORT: Reality Check: How to Protect Human Rights in the 3D Immersive Web
Technology
Paul M. Barrett and Justin Hendrix
REPORT: Safeguarding AI: Addressing the Risks ...

Our latest report, Safeguarding AI: Addressing the Risks of Generative Artificial Intelligence, identifies he risks related to generative AI and recommends steps tech companies and the government can take to minimize those risks.

REPORT: Safeguarding AI: Addressing the Risks of Generative Artificial Intelligence
Technology
Mariana Olaizola Rosenblat
REPORT: Gaming the System: How Extremists ...

Our latest report, Gaming The System: How Extremists Exploit Gaming Sites And What Can Be Done To Counter Them, describes how extremist actors are exploiting online gaming sites to disseminate violent ideologies, network with like-minded people, and perpetrate real-world harm. The report recommends concrete steps the gaming and gaming-adjacent industries should take to counter such exploitation and avoid serious harm to users and society.

REPORT: Gaming the System: How Extremists Exploit Gaming Sites And What Can Be Done About It
Manufacturing
Natasja Sheriff Wells & Chana Rosenthal
REPORT: A BROKEN PARTNERSHIP: HOW CLOTHING ...

Our latest report on global supply chains and manufacturing coincides with the tenth anniversary of the tragic Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh in 2013. In the decade since Rana Plaza, garment factory safety in Bangladesh has improved. But global apparel brands and retailers continue to put exploitative economic pressure on factory owners.

REPORT: A BROKEN PARTNERSHIP: HOW CLOTHING BRANDS EXPLOIT SUPPLIERS AND HARM WORKERS – AND WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT

Business Education

Why Teaching Business and Human Rights at a Business School is a Challenge

Why Teaching Business and Human Rights at a Business School is a Challenge

In business practice, the urgency to manage BHR challenges has been growing steadily in the past years. With this in mind, it will be interesting to see if BHR courses  become critical for future business and career success, or will continue to be treated as a “nice-to-have addition.” 

Meet the Guest Speakers: Professor Posner's 2015 Global Markets, Human Rights and the Press Seminar

Professor Posner's fall MBA course explores the choices global businesses face in addressing human rights challenges in their core business operations. In teaching the course, he invites industry leaders to offer their unique perspective and experience in meeting these challenges and enhancing respect for human rights around the globe.

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Strive Masiyiwa Proves You Can Succeed in Business While Creating Value for Society

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Strive Masiyiwa Proves You Can Succeed in Business While Creating Value for Society

Mike Posner interviewed Strive Masiyiwa, founder of Econet Wireless, as part of NYU Stern's MBA orientation program, LAUNCH. He reflected on how business leaders not only can, but are using the power of business to create value for society.