The campaign aims to mobilize individuals and organizations to divest from fossil fuels, redirecting investments towards sustainable alternatives. By doing so, we can collectively reduce our carbon footprint and promote a more sustainable future.
We can rally members across the whole union to combine our voices so leadership and our pension fund managers take notice and take action. It's one of the most important things we can do for the planet right now.
The campaign's impact can be profound, as it aims to inspire millions to follow suit in their own companies. By encouraging divestment from fossil fuels, we can collectively drive a significant shift out of fossil fuels companies.
Join 100+ SAG-AFTRA Union members in pushing to get $100M in Big Oil out of our pension fund.
99% of companies have Big Oil in their pensions and 401(k)s. Your voice can be key in inspiring them follow SAG's lead.
Read a 2 minute script on camera to be cut together with many others including Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon.
A few minutes of inviting a few of your most influential contacts could turn into millions of more people seeing the cause.
There’s approximately $22 trillion in private retirement funds in the U.S. A conservative estimate suggests that 2%—around $400 billion—is invested in coal, oil, and gas companies. These investments tie our futures—and our hard-earned wages—to industries driving the climate crisis. We’re all seeing the effects of climate change grow rapidly, threatening our own communities and back yards. It's time to stop funding the very industries threatening our futures. Additionally, these investments expose retirement savings to significant financial risks, including market instability and regulatory changes, as the world shifts to more sustainable industries. New reports and data are signaling that fossil fuel investments are underperforming. Therefore, a retirement invested in fossil fuels isn’t only risking the fund, but it's also risking the future of the beneficiaries.
The SAG Pension Fund invests in fossil fuel companies due to historical financial strategies that prioritized returns over environmental impact. However, as the global economy shifts towards sustainability, it's crucial to reassess these investments to align with both ethical standards and long-term financial stability.