IGC launches new nonprofit focused on corporate civic engagement.

As companies look for ways to be more socially responsible but not take on added risk, this case study offers a blueprint for success in the domain of corporate civic engagement.

Let's create a democracy that every citizen, regardless of their bank balance, can believe in.

Disney's journey underscores the intricate dance of stakeholder capitalism in today's business landscape. It’s a lesson for all businesses: to not only articulate but to integrate, act, and transparently report on their broader societal commitments.

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The COVID-19 pandemic presented brands with unique challenges, but it also provided valuable lessons in adapting marketing strategies for a rapidly changing environment.

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Learn more about corporate civic engagement and how to measure success.

This infographic highlights some of the trends IGC has seen in the 2022 midterms to date.

Voting in the US is more complex than many think, with election laws varying dramatically depending on your state. Learn about some of the surprising laws.

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Today is Juneteenth — a celebration of the end of slavery in the U.S. after the Civil War. On June 19, 1865 - two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed - a Union general went to Galveston, TX and informed slaves of their freedom. Juneteenth is considered the longest running African-American holiday.

Every election, there are several major, national efforts to encourage US citizens to vote. While your company may be afraid to get "political," there is a substantial difference between financially supporting candidates and encouraging the civic engagement of your employees and customers. The best part is, promoting voter engagement isn’t just good for our democracy – it’s good for business.

Today marks MLK Day – a time to commemorate the historic life of Martin Luther King, Jr. and his advocacy to build a more just and equitable future for all. Over the weekend, members of MLK’s family went to Arizona to march in defense of voting rights. The significance of the current political climate and efforts to change voting laws was not lost on the Kings. Arndrea Waters King said, “On the historic day of service to commemorate my father-in-law and continue his work, we will join our voices together to call for no celebration without meaningful voting rights legislation. Voting is an essential part of our democracy’s infrastructure, and we cannot afford for it to crumble any further.”