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CSR teams lean on legal as DEI litigation risk grows
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90122, member: 27"] CSR departments basically got speedrun into full compliance mode, and the ACCP survey data backs it up hard. About 34% of corporate social impact teams tightened their workflow with legal divisions this year, trailing only the 42% shift toward HR collaboration. The group polled 120 companies handling roughly $1 billion in global community spending. And the ripple effects hit everywhere. Roughly 55% of respondents said they're rewriting how they talk about their work internally, while 29% leaned harder on in-house comms channels. Another 28% overhauled their approval pipelines entirely. Only 44% actually feel sure they can quantify what their programs accomplish, which is... yeah. The DEI numbers are genuinely staggering. Racial equity focus dropped from 44% back in 2023 down to 10% in 2026, and gender or LGBTQ+ programming fell from 30% to 11%. About 10% of respondents straight-up scrapped their entire DEI operation. Food insecurity (48%), K-12 education (47%), and workforce development (44%) took over as the top priorities. [/QUOTE]
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