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As leaders, we make decisions everyday to protect the future of our organizations. The sociopolitical world we live in means it is more and more difficult to predict outcomes of these decisions. Today, stakeholders expect business to solve problems that were previously viewed as issues of public policy. We have entered an era where corporate accountability, responsibility, and advocacy are essential to organizational survival. NYU professor Alison Taylor said that a company’s

While Corporate Social Responsibility concerns itself with the future, corporate advocacy is often a reaction to the present. But organizations cannot weather the storms of the present and future without first addressing their past. When we apply a reparative lens to corporate responsibility and advocacy, we build truly sustainable organizations. Use these questions to begin the introspection that is necessary for honest and effective corporate advocacy. Investigate the Ori