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MASSACHUSETTS COALITION TO SAVE DARFUR, INC.

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Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur, Inc. (d/b/a Investors Against Genocide) distributed an electronic letter (the “Letter”) beginning on April 8, 2013, to encourage shareholders of the above-listed Registrant (“Fidelity”) to vote in favor of Proposal No. 3 included in the definitive proxy statement filed by Fidelity with the Securities and Exchange Commission dated March 15, 2013 (the “Proposal”). The text and layout of the Letter are filed as Annex 1 hereto.

Additionally, Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur, Inc. is filing: 1) the text and layout of Webpages updated on April 5, 2013, that encourage Fidelity shareholders to vote in favor of the Proposal, filed here as Annex 2 (http://www.investorsagainstgenocide.org/, http://www.investorsagainstgenocide.org/campaigns/fidelity/, http://www.investorsagainstgenocide.org/2013/04/fidelity-proxy-voting/); 3) the text and layout of the webpage (www.change.org/petitions/stop-investing-in-companies-tied-to-genocide) of an electronic petition (the “Petition”) that encourages the public to vote in favor of the similar proposals, first available on March 15, 2012, filed here as Annex 3.

Annexes:

Annex 1: Text and layout of the Letter of April 8, 2013.

Annex 2: Text and layout of the Webpages as of April 5, 2013.

Annex 3: Text and layout of the Petition as of April 8, 2013.

Annex 1

investorsagainstgenocide.org JPMorgan Chase and Fidelity are investing in companiestied to genocide. Will youhelp convince them tochange? Dear Supporters, 2013 is shaping up to be a big year for genocide-free investing.Currently, shareholders of six Fidelity funds and of JPMorgan Chase have an opportunity to vote in support of the genocide-free investing (GFI) shareholder proposal.These votes must be cast before the shareholder meetings scheduled for May 14 and May 21 respectively In March, we had votes at two Franklin Templeton funds and at Franklin Resources, the corporate parent for Franklin Templeton funds.Every voting opportunity helps create public pressure on financial institutions to change and encourages financial institutions to avoid investments tied to genocide The case for GFI: Why financial institutions should avoid investments tM genocidea JPMorgan Chase and Fidelity recommend that shareholders vote against the GFI proposal, seeking to maintain their flexibility to invest in even the worst companies tied to the genocide in Sudan.Their active opposition dramatically skews the voting results, particularly with institutional shareholders and insider investors who dominate the voting and typically vote according to management's recommendations.The firms have a variety of weakly supported claims and rationalizations in their statements of opposition.However, none have offered convincing reasons why they continue to own large positions in PetroChinaPetroChina is widely recognized as the largest business partner of the government of Sudan which is currently bombing, starving, and displacing massive numbers of its own civilians Will you take action to convince JPMorgan Chaseand Fidelity to avoid investments tied to genocide?

Send a MessagePublic opinion and pressure is one of the most important factors in effecting long-term change. Sign the petition telling JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Franklin Resources and other financial firms to adopt a genocide-free investing policy to avoid investments like PetroChina. Vote Your ProxyIf you own shares of JPMorgan Chaseor any of these six Fidelity funds (BiotechnologyPortfolio, Chemicals Portfolio, ComputersPortfolio, Health Care Portfolio, Real EstateInvestment Portfolio, and Telecom andUtilities Fund,) please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing.While the deck is stacked against average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Contact us with any questions on the voting process. Spread the NewsPublic opinion is a critical factor in convincing financial institutions to avoid investments tied to genocide.Help us spread the word on Facebook and Twitter.Click the facebook and twitter icons on the JPMorgan and Fidelity pages to share the news about the upcoming proxy votes. Take action now to end investments in genocide. Please contact us for any questions about ways to get involved. Thank you for your support.Together we can draw the line at investing in genocide. Eric, Susan, Bill, Mary and Shana The Investors Against Genocide Team www.investorsagainstgenocide.org Investors Against Genocide is a project of the Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur Inc., a 501(c)(3) charitable organization

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Annex 2

Help us spread the word! Knowing is half the battle. Even if you’re not personally connected to any investments, you can help! Help us spread the word to draw the line at investing in genocide. Help us continue our work. Donate safely using PayPal Donate Email Updates Sign up below to be added to our email newsletter and updates mailing list. (You can safely unsubscribe at any time) Twitter Change the status quo on #WallStreet and draw the line at investments tied to #genocide. Take action: Facebook While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. Take Action Individual Financial Firm Pension Fund Government Official About About Us Genocide-free Investing Resources Donate Campaigns Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Fidelity Vanguard Successes TIAA-CREF American Funds T. Rowe Price Proxy win News Contact I am anIndividualFinancial FirmPension FundGovernment Official Are your investments tied to genocide? Few of us want our personal savings connected to genocide. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help us change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Send a message Public opinion and pressure is one of the most important factors in effecting long-term change. Tell JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Franklin Resources and other financial firms to adopt a genocide-free investing policy. Sign the petition … 2 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 3 Spread the News Public opinion is a critical factor in convincing financial institutions to avoid investments tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Facebook and Twitter. Click the facebook and twitter icons on the JPMorgan and Fidelity pages to share the news about the upcoming proxy votes ... Take Action Now Does your firm invest in companies with ties to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others continue to invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. However, some mainstream financial firms are helping change the status quo on Wall Street. T. Rowe Price, American Funds and TIAA-CREF have all taken steps to align themselves with the values of their customers by avoiding investments with ties to genocide. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Divest Since the government-sponsored genocide in Sudan continues, we advocate for investment firms to avoid or divest holdings of the four foreign oil companies that are the largest business partners with the government of Sudan. These four companies are PetroChina/CNPC, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation/Sinopec, ONGC and Petronas. 2 Announce a GFI Policy Develop and implement a public genocide-free investing policy that will guide investment decisions and enable your firm to avoid investments with ties to genocide, now and in the future. The policy should be in line with the genocide-free investing shareholder proposal which states, “Shareholders request that the Board institute transparent procedures to avoid holding investments in companies that, in management’s judgment, substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity, the most egregious violations of human rights.” 3 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … Take Action Now Should institutional investors support investments tied to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. A growing number of institutional investors, from asset managers to pension funds, are changing the status quo on Wall Street by aligning themselves with the values of their participants. The Unitarian Universalist Association, AFSCME Employees Pension Plan, and many states, including California, Texas, and New York have taken steps to avoid supporting investments with ties to genocide such as divesting, changing service providers, and voting their proxies in support of genocide-free investing. Will your institution be among those who help change the status quo? Will you draw the line at genocide? 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan’s campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 30 states have divested from Sudan Thirty states plus the District of Columbia and 61 colleges and universities have divested from companies helping to fund the genocide in Sudan. Barack Obama and John McCain also divested during the 2008 presidential campaign. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 2 Move Your Money Contact your pension plan administrator to request genocide-free investment options. Ask the plan administrator to avoid offering Sudan-related stocks and mutual funds and to offer genocide-free options. If they aren’t responsive, consider moving your money to a different service provider that supports genocide-free investing. 3 Support Legislation Support efforts to pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … Take Action Now Should Americans be able to make informed choices regarding investments with ties to genocide? Although U.S. sanctions prevent U.S. companies from operating in Sudan’s oil industry, American financial institutions have been major investors in foreign oil companies that help the repressive government of Sudan fund its campaign of genocide and crimes against humanity against its own people. Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Individual investors deserve disclosure and transparency from their financial firms to clearly provide material facts that they need to make informed choices. Support legislation to empower investors to be able to uphold their values and choose to avoid connections to genocide and crimes against humanity. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Support Legislation Support efforts to create and pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … 2 Contact Us Contact Investors Against Genocide to arrange for a briefing on the issue and to learn more about how government officials can support genocide-free investing. 3 Spread the News Most Americans and many government officials are unaware that U.S. financial firms are making investments in companies tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Capitol Hill and change the status quo on Wall Street. Take Action Now Investors Against Genocide is... a citizen-led initiative, dedicated to convincing mutual funds and other investment firms to make an ongoing commitment to genocide-free investing. Investors Against Genocide works with individuals, financial firms, pension and endowment managers and government officials to encourage investment firms to change their investing strategy to avoid investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Draw the line at genocide About Genocide-free Investing About Us Campaigns Fidelity Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Vanguard Successes American Funds TIAA-CREF T. Rowe Price Take Action For Individuals For Financial Firms For Pension Funds For Government Spread the word Sign up for email list Share on linkedinShare on facebookShare on twitter Contact Us Legal Notices Donate Sudan Photography courtesy of Mia Farrow Web Design by Hifinit

Help us spread the word! Knowing is half the battle. Even if you’re not personally connected to any investments, you can help! Help us spread the word to draw the line at investing in genocide. Help us continue our work. Donate safely using PayPal Donate Email Updates Sign up below to be added to our email newsletter and updates mailing list. (You can safely unsubscribe at any time) Twitter Change the status quo on #WallStreet and draw the line at investments tied to #genocide. Take action: Facebook While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. Take Action Individual Financial Firm Pension Fund Government Official About About Us Genocide-free Investing Resources Donate Campaigns Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Fidelity Vanguard Successes TIAA-CREF American Funds T. Rowe Price Proxy win News Contact IndividualI represent aFinancial FirmPension FundGovernment Official Are your investments tied to genocide? Few of us want our personal savings connected to genocide. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help us change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Send a message Public opinion and pressure is one of the most important factors in effecting long-term change. Tell JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Franklin Resources and other financial firms to adopt a genocide-free investing policy. Sign the petition … 2 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 3 Spread the News Public opinion is a critical factor in convincing financial institutions to avoid investments tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Facebook and Twitter. Click the facebook and twitter icons on the JPMorgan and Fidelity pages to share the news about the upcoming proxy votes ... Take Action Now Does your firm invest in companies with ties to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others continue to invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. However, some mainstream financial firms are helping change the status quo on Wall Street. T. Rowe Price, American Funds and TIAA-CREF have all taken steps to align themselves with the values of their customers by avoiding investments with ties to genocide. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Divest Since the government-sponsored genocide in Sudan continues, we advocate for investment firms to avoid or divest holdings of the four foreign oil companies that are the largest business partners with the government of Sudan. These four companies are PetroChina/CNPC, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation/Sinopec, ONGC and Petronas. 2 Announce a GFI Policy Develop and implement a public genocide-free investing policy that will guide investment decisions and enable your firm to avoid investments with ties to genocide, now and in the future. The policy should be in line with the genocide-free investing shareholder proposal which states, “Shareholders request that the Board institute transparent procedures to avoid holding investments in companies that, in management’s judgment, substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity, the most egregious violations of human rights.” 3 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … Take Action Now Should institutional investors support investments tied to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. A growing number of institutional investors, from asset managers to pension funds, are changing the status quo on Wall Street by aligning themselves with the values of their participants. The Unitarian Universalist Association, AFSCME Employees Pension Plan, and many states, including California, Texas, and New York have taken steps to avoid supporting investments with ties to genocide such as divesting, changing service providers, and voting their proxies in support of genocide-free investing. Will your institution be among those who help change the status quo? Will you draw the line at genocide? 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan’s campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 30 states have divested from Sudan Thirty states plus the District of Columbia and 61 colleges and universities have divested from companies helping to fund the genocide in Sudan. Barack Obama and John McCain also divested during the 2008 presidential campaign. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 2 Move Your Money Contact your pension plan administrator to request genocide-free investment options. Ask the plan administrator to avoid offering Sudan-related stocks and mutual funds and to offer genocide-free options. If they aren’t responsive, consider moving your money to a different service provider that supports genocide-free investing. 3 Support Legislation Support efforts to pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … Take Action Now Should Americans be able to make informed choices regarding investments with ties to genocide? Although U.S. sanctions prevent U.S. companies from operating in Sudan’s oil industry, American financial institutions have been major investors in foreign oil companies that help the repressive government of Sudan fund its campaign of genocide and crimes against humanity against its own people. Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Individual investors deserve disclosure and transparency from their financial firms to clearly provide material facts that they need to make informed choices. Support legislation to empower investors to be able to uphold their values and choose to avoid connections to genocide and crimes against humanity. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Support Legislation Support efforts to create and pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … 2 Contact Us Contact Investors Against Genocide to arrange for a briefing on the issue and to learn more about how government officials can support genocide-free investing. 3 Spread the News Most Americans and many government officials are unaware that U.S. financial firms are making investments in companies tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Capitol Hill and change the status quo on Wall Street. Take Action Now Investors Against Genocide is... a citizen-led initiative, dedicated to convincing mutual funds and other investment firms to make an ongoing commitment to genocide-free investing. Investors Against Genocide works with individuals, financial firms, pension and endowment managers and government officials to encourage investment firms to change their investing strategy to avoid investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Draw the line at genocide About Genocide-free Investing About Us Campaigns Fidelity Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Vanguard Successes American Funds TIAA-CREF T. Rowe Price Take Action For Individuals For Financial Firms For Pension Funds For Government Spread the word Sign up for email list Share on linkedinShare on facebookShare on twitter Contact Us Legal Notices Donate Sudan Photography courtesy of Mia Farrow Web Design by Hifinit

Help us spread the word! Knowing is half the battle. Even if you’re not personally connected to any investments, you can help! Help us spread the word to draw the line at investing in genocide. Help us continue our work. Donate safely using PayPal Donate Email Updates Sign up below to be added to our email newsletter and updates mailing list. (You can safely unsubscribe at any time) Twitter Change the status quo on #WallStreet and draw the line at investments tied to #genocide. Take action: Facebook While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. Take Action Individual Financial Firm Pension Fund Government Official About About Us Genocide-free Investing Resources Donate Campaigns Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Fidelity Vanguard Successes TIAA-CREF American Funds T. Rowe Price Proxy win News Contact IndividualFinancial FirmI manage aPension FundGovernment Official Are your investments tied to genocide? Few of us want our personal savings connected to genocide. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? Help us change the status quo on Wall Street. Together we can end investments in genocide. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Send a message Public opinion and pressure is one of the most important factors in effecting long-term change. Tell JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Franklin Resources and other financial firms to adopt a genocide-free investing policy. Sign the petition … 2 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 3 Spread the News Public opinion is a critical factor in convincing financial institutions to avoid investments tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Facebook and Twitter. Click the facebook and twitter icons on the JPMorgan and Fidelity pages to share the news about the upcoming proxy votes ... Take Action Now Does your firm invest in companies with ties to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others continue to invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. However, some mainstream financial firms are helping change the status quo on Wall Street. T. Rowe Price, American Funds and TIAA-CREF have all taken steps to align themselves with the values of their customers by avoiding investments with ties to genocide. While ethical investing may mean different things to different people, don’t you agree that financial firms should draw the line at helping to support genocide? 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Millions more have been displaced and currently live in deplorable and insecure conditions. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Divest Since the government-sponsored genocide in Sudan continues, we advocate for investment firms to avoid or divest holdings of the four foreign oil companies that are the largest business partners with the government of Sudan. These four companies are PetroChina/CNPC, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation/Sinopec, ONGC and Petronas. 2 Announce a GFI Policy Develop and implement a public genocide-free investing policy that will guide investment decisions and enable your firm to avoid investments with ties to genocide, now and in the future. The policy should be in line with the genocide-free investing shareholder proposal which states, “Shareholders request that the Board institute transparent procedures to avoid holding investments in companies that, in management’s judgment, substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity, the most egregious violations of human rights.” 3 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … Take Action Now Should institutional investors support investments tied to genocide? Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Even so, financial firms like Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity, Vanguard and many others invest their customers’ money in companies that help fund the ongoing genocide in Sudan. A growing number of institutional investors, from asset managers to pension funds, are changing the status quo on Wall Street by aligning themselves with the values of their participants. The Unitarian Universalist Association, AFSCME Employees Pension Plan, and many states, including California, Texas, and New York have taken steps to avoid supporting investments with ties to genocide such as divesting, changing service providers, and voting their proxies in support of genocide-free investing. Will your institution be among those who help change the status quo? Will you draw the line at genocide? 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan’s campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 30 states have divested from Sudan Thirty states plus the District of Columbia and 61 colleges and universities have divested from companies helping to fund the genocide in Sudan. Barack Obama and John McCain also divested during the 2008 presidential campaign. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Vote Your Proxy If you own shares of JPMorgan Chase or any of six Fidelity funds, please vote your proxy in support of genocide-free investing. While the deck is stacked against the will of average investors in the proxy voting process, all votes help add to the growing pressure on financial institutions. Read more about the JPMorgan vote and Fidelity vote … 2 Move Your Money Contact your pension plan administrator to request genocide-free investment options. Ask the plan administrator to avoid offering Sudan-related stocks and mutual funds and to offer genocide-free options. If they aren’t responsive, consider moving your money to a different service provider that supports genocide-free investing. 3 Support Legislation Support efforts to pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … Take Action Now Should Americans be able to make informed choices regarding investments with ties to genocide? Although U.S. sanctions prevent U.S. companies from operating in Sudan’s oil industry, American financial institutions have been major investors in foreign oil companies that help the repressive government of Sudan fund its campaign of genocide and crimes against humanity against its own people. Research shows that the vast majority of Americans want their investments to be genocide-free. Individual investors deserve disclosure and transparency from their financial firms to clearly provide material facts that they need to make informed choices. Support legislation to empower investors to be able to uphold their values and choose to avoid connections to genocide and crimes against humanity. 500,000 under attack now in Sudan Nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan currently are facing relentless aerial attacks, violent displacement, and starvation due to the Sudanese government’s ongoing military assaults. 2,500,000 killed by Khartoum regime Ongoing government-sponsored genocide in Sudan has spanned more than two decades and resulted in the death of over 2.5 million innocent civilians. Today, nearly half a million people in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions of Sudan face relentless attacks and millions of Darfuris remain displaced. $9 billion is invested in oil companies that help fund genocide American financial firms have invested billions of dollars in a handful of foreign oil companies, like PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan's campaign of violence. Four major financial institutions alone have nearly $9 billion of such investments. 88% of Americans want to be genocide-free Eighty-eight percent of Americans surveyed want their investments to be genocide-free. 84% of respondents say they will withdraw their investments from American companies that do business with companies that directly or indirectly support genocide. Want to help? 1 Support Legislation Support efforts to create and pass legislation that will increase transparency and disclosure by financial firms regarding investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Read more … 2 Contact Us Contact Investors Against Genocide to arrange for a briefing on the issue and to learn more about how government officials can support genocide-free investing. 3 Spread the News Most Americans and many government officials are unaware that U.S. financial firms are making investments in companies tied to genocide. Help us spread the word on Capitol Hill and change the status quo on Wall Street. Take Action Now Investors Against Genocide is... a citizen-led initiative, dedicated to convincing mutual funds and other investment firms to make an ongoing commitment to genocide-free investing. Investors Against Genocide works with individuals, financial firms, pension and endowment managers and government officials to encourage investment firms to change their investing strategy to avoid investments in companies that substantially contribute to genocide or crimes against humanity. Draw the line at genocide About Genocide-free Investing About Us Campaigns Fidelity Franklin Templeton JPMorgan Chase Vanguard Successes American Funds TIAA-CREF T. Rowe Price Take Action For Individuals For Financial Firms For Pension Funds For Government Spread the word Sign up for email list Share on linkedinShare on facebookShare on twitter Contact Us Legal Notices Donate Sudan Photography courtesy of Mia Farrow Web Design by Hifinit

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change.org k Start a petition l Browse f ^ g Login or Sign Up X [ : Sign this petition with 3,627 supporters 1,372 NEEDED g · Z · P State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY AS FM GU MH MP PW PR VI AA AE AP Outside U.S.? Why is this important to you? (Optional) Sign 3 Display my signature on Change.org Keep me updated on this campaign and others from Investors Against Genocide By signing, you accept Change.org's terms of service and privacy policy. Stop Investing in Companies Tied to Genocide Petitioning BlackRock 2 This petition will be delivered to: Board of Directors BlackRock Customer Service iShares Fidelity Spokesperson Vincent Loporchio Customer service Fidelity Investor Relations Franklin Templeton Franklin Templeton Corporate Media Contact Holly Gibson Chase media contact Kristin Lemkau JPMorgan media contact Darin Oduyoye JPMorgan Office of Corporate Responsibility Peter Scher Secretary, ING Investments Huey Falgout Petition by Investors Against Genocide -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Many financial institutions invest in a handful of foreign oil companies, such as PetroChina and Sinopec, that help fund the government of Sudan’s deadly campaign of violence against millions of its citizens. BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan Chase and Vanguard are large investors in both PetroChina and Sinopec. Help us send a strong message to draw the line at genocide. You don’t have to be an investor to object. Financial companies want your business now or in the future, so your voice will matter. Sign the petition and send a message to these financial institutions: “I object to financial institutions investing in companies that help to fund genocide.” To: BlackRock, Board of Directors iShares, Customer Service Vincent Loporchio, Fidelity Spokesperson Fidelity, Customer service Franklin Templeton, Investor Relations Holly Gibson, Franklin Templeton Corporate Media Contact Kristin Lemkau, Chase media contact Darin Oduyoye, JPMorgan media contact Peter Scher, JPMorgan Office of Corporate Responsibility Huey Falgout, Secretary, ING Investments I ask that you adopt a genocide-free investing policy to avoid investments like PetroChina and Sinopec. Research has shown that 88% of Americans do not want any financial ties to companies, such as PetroChina and Sinopec, that help to support genocide. Count me as part of the overwhelming public support for genocide-free investing. Please be aware that your action in this matter will influence my opinion of your firm and my decisions regarding doing business with you. Sincerely, [Your name] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Less q Recent signatures Dennis Day PHOENIX, OR 0m Mary Heyser YONKERS, NY 1m Janice lindquistJaniceLindquist CHICAGO, IL 2m Paul Evans TOPEKA, KS 5m summer eternity TUCSON, AZ 8m Dana Bellwether SANTA ROSA, CA 8m Jesus Carrillo EL PASO, TX 10m Supporters Reasons for signing · Most Popular · Latest Patricia L Vander Kamp VICTORVILLE, CA · 10 months ago · Liked 1 I will also remove my funds from Black Rock and my account from Chase. I will also warn my friends of these dangerous practices. We must take our rage and inform others. Pamela Clark ABQ, NM · 10 months ago · Liked 1 Genocide in unforgivable for obvious reasons, so why are you helping to support it? Griff Stone SAN DIEGO, CA · about 1 year ago · Liked 1 After learning of the Janjaweed's intimidation methods, which includes picking up babies and then bludgeoning them against trees, I am going to move my personal checking account from Chase, and my son's 529 Plan from Merril Lynch (who use Black Rock). Are you listening Jamie and Brian (First names of the CEOs for JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America, respectfully)? · · · · · · · · · · 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- News Reached 3,000 signatures Request API access ^ ^ P 3 change.org g Z Empowering people everywhere to create the change they want to see. · About · Staff · Jobs B Corp We're proud to be a certified B Corp, using the power of business for social good. k Start a petition · Victories · Tips & Guides n Change.org for Organizations _ Contact us · Help · Press · Legal · Advertise Deutsch English (Australia) English (Canada) English (United Kingdom) English (India) English (United States) Español (Argentina) Español (España) Español (Latinoamérica) Français Bahasa Indonesia Italiano ??? Português (Brasil) ??????? Tagalog ??????? Türkçe In the press The New York Times CNN Bloomber Buidnessweek © 2013, Change.org Inc. All Rights Reserved. · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Ad Guidelines · Developers

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