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Sign the petition to all 17 banks financing the Dakota Access Pipeline: Stop supporting DAPL.

If you’re going to close an account in solidarity, make that action known. Write a letter to the bank. Post about it on social media. Move your business and organizational accounts too. Write an Op-Ed or letter to the editor. Whatever you do, make it public. Use #DeFundDAPL and #DontBankDAPL to broadcast your action.

Learn more about how to contact and move your money out of DAPL banks at http://www.defunddapl.org.

Check out socially responsible, and in some cases, more carbon-conscious banks and credit unions at banklocal.info (USA) and fairfinanceguide.org (international).

Watch this short video about the difference between banks and credit unions.

Learn more about the broader ethically-minded banking industry at http://www.yesmagazine.org/people-power/is-your-bank-funding-dapl-heres-how-to-find-one-that-isnt-20161201

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