It’s been a struggle to get this information.
Tristan Quinn-Thibodeau, National Campaigner, ActionAid USA, on tracking down land records used by farmland investors like TIAA to meet internal requirements

ActionAid responds to UN report on land and climate change

Investing in a better future: how TIAA has it all wrong

Part 2: TIAA’s farms up close

Part 1: TIAA’s “sustainability reports” can’t paper over the impacts of land grabbing

Two Years of Arbitrary Detention: The Case of Abelino Chub Caal and Why Indigenous Land Must be Returned

Earth Day Spotlight: Freedom for Indigenous Rights Defender Abelino Chub Caal

Land for Communities: Fulfilling Human Rights and Protecting the Planet

Palm Oil Roundtable Should Suspend Membership of Groups Undermining Human Rights

Haitian Farmers Win Concessions to Land Rights Demands

U.S. Policies at the Border and Beyond Killed Jakelin Caal

ActionAid USA Toolkit for Supporter Fundraising

Support the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Rural People to Realize the Right to Food

Connecting Land Rights, Migration and Human Rights on Capitol Hill

Climate Change and the Right to Food

International Community Development Means Fighting Colonialism and Supporting Grassroots Initiatives

Joining Farmworkers, Farmers and Food Justice Activists to Stand for the Right to Food

Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights, and Food Security in Guatemala: It’s Time For Governments to be Accountable

ActionAid Responds to the IPCC Special Report on 1.5ºC

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Sami People Fight for Rights, FGM Crackdown, Gazans Resist Blockade

As Global Hunger, Land Grabbing, and Climate Change Continue, Time to Look at Root Causes in our Agriculture Policies

Farming, Food Safety, and Environmental Organizations Call on DOJ to Block Bayer-Monsanto Toxic Mega Merger

Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Land Is a Basic Human Right

Trump Is Turning His Back on People Experiencing Poverty and Hunger

Trump’s Racist Immigration Policies Ignore the Real Causes of Migration from Central America

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Cicig, House Farm Bill Fails, Mushroom Revolution

“Never Again” Means Never Again, Period

A Day of Catastrophe for the Palestinian People

ActionAid Response to Opening of U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem

Embassy Opening in Jerusalem Shows U.S. Turning Blind Eye to Plight of Palestinians

UN Rapporteur for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Visits Jailed Land Rights Defender in Guatemala

For Indigenous Leaders in Guatemala, Defending Their Land Can Mean Jail Time

Agribusiness Is Devastating to Family Farmers, Rural Communities, and the Environment

Malaysian Palm Oil Lobbyists Ecstatic at Misguided Guardian Article

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: More Women in Gaza Protests, Puerto Rico Blackout, South Sudan’s Farmers Innovate

Building Back Stronger – 3 Years After the Nepal Earthquake

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Palestinians, Cambodians Claim Land Rights

Documents Forged with Cricket Poop Used to Legalize Land Claims in Brazil as World Bank Project Opens Doors to Land Grabbers

World Bank Program Forcing Local Communities Off Their Land

The World Bank’s Land Program in the State of Piauí, Brazil, Is a License for Land Grabbing

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Marielle Franco, Indian Women Farmers March for Land Rights, South African Teen Invents Fire-Resistant Shack

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Quilombo Claims Land Rights, SOS from Indonesia Palm Plantation, Rwanda Leads in Female Political Representation

Palm Oil Pays for Human Rights Abuses, Land Grabbing, and Corruption

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: African Refugees Champion Girls’ Education, Indian Women Farmers Claim Land Rights, Indigenous Women Occupy Washington State Capitol

African Farmers Conduct Audits to Track How Government Money Is Spent

Burned – Deception, Deforestation and America’s Biodiesel Policy

Agribusiness Giant Cargill Suspends Contract with Controversial Guatemalan Palm Oil Producer Over Environmental and Human Rights Violations

ActionAid Statement on Relocation of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Zimbabwe’s Political Crisis, Plastic Pollution in the Philippines, #StopLine3

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Manus Island Refugee Protest, Banksy’s Tea Party in Palestine, Brazil’s Indigenous Rappers on Land Rights

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Resisting Bayou Bridge Pipeline, Ending Child Marriage in Ghana, Pushing Women’s Rights in Kyrgyzstan

This World Food Day, Stand Up for the Right to Food

Land Rights, Palm Oil and Conflict in Guatemala

Soybean Plantations: A Threat to Communities in the Cerrado Amazon Transition Zone

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Famine Averted, Saudi Women Drive, Monitor Deforestation with an App

Human Rights Experts Uncover Alarming Human and Environmental Costs of Agribusiness

International Mission to Measure Human Rights Impact of Land Grabbing Kicks Off

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Niger’s “Husband Schools”, Climate Gentrification in Little Haiti, Chile Relaxes Abortion Ban

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Sierra Leone Mudslides, Brazil Court Favors Indigenous Land Rights, Comedic Relief for Refugee Children in Europe

ActionAid International Strategy 2028: Action for Global Justice

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Gaza Electricity Crisis, Zimbabwe’s Youth Vote, Indonesian City Revokes Permits for Palm Oil

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Indigenous Radio Show on Women’s Rights, Protest Camp in West Bank, Amman to Work with Youth & Refugees to Boost Economy

Invested in Exploitation – TIAA’s Links to Land Grabbing & Deforestation

TIAA tied to deforestation and displacement of farmers, environmentalists claim in new report

Indigenous and Community Land Rights Under Attack in Area Where Pensions Giant TIAA Is Amassing Land

3 Things You May Have Missed: Vietnamese Villagers Fight for Land Rights, Aspiring Female Carmaker in Sudan, Going to School on the US-Mexico Border

Indigenous Communities Protect Forests From Onslaught of Palm Oil Industry in Guatemala

104,481 and Counting: Calling on TIAA to Stop Investing in Land Grabs

Activists and clients tell TIAA to stop investments linked to deforestation and displacement of local farmers

Pension Funds Are Trying to Control Our Food Supply – with Our Money

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Nepal Displaces Quake Victims, Protests for Guatemalan Girls, and New Zealand River Becomes a Person

Why I’m Decolonizing My Life and Following Our Native Leaders

Selling Off Their Own Land: Brazil and US Turn Land Grabbing Into National Policy

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Horn of Africa Drought, #NODAPL Camp Evacuation, Syrian Women Call for Release of Detainees

No, Trump, It Doesn’t Work

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Refugees in Limbo, Thai Grandmas Fight Mining, Indian Scientists’ Cheaper Carbon Capture Method

ActionAid Reaction to Executive Order Calling for Rollback of Wall Street Reform

Protests Set to Restart as Army Gives Dakota Access Pipeline Go Ahead

Keep Fossil Fuels Out of Trump’s #SwampCabinet

Trump Bows to Big Oil and Gas, Green Lights Keystone XL and Dakota Access Pipelines

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Eucalyptus Land Grabs in Brazil, Pakistan’s Women’s Safety App, Syrian Artists Preserve History

Staring Down the “Black Snake” at Standing Rock

ActionAid USA Signs Letter to President Obama: Support Standing Rock Sioux

These African farmer women just climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to demand their land rights

3 Things You May Have Missed This Week: Standing Rock Doc, Rohingya Refugee Crisis, Kenya Weapon Burning

I’m Alarmed at How TIAA Is Investing My Retirement Funds

Is Your Pension Fund Grabbing Farmland and Violating People’s Rights?

Local Women Farmers Climb Africa’s Tallest Mountain to Demand Their Land Rights

Land Grabs and the Extractive Energy Model: What We Can Learn from Standing Rock

The Ethanol Effect

Investing in Small-scale Agriculture: the Global Agriculture & Food Security Program

While international support is again slowly arriving in Haiti, it’s vital that the same mistakes aren’t repeated, when billions of dollars of aid were squandered
Chris Coxon, ActionAid USA