shareholder proposal · 2026

Proxy Impact at Meta Platforms

Ask the board's compensation committee to publish a report assessing the feasibility of integrating performance on improving child safety into Meta's senior executive compensation programme.

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What happened

Result: Proposal Ten at the annual meeting of 27 May 2026, not approved: 169,180,929 votes for, 4,776,963,503 against, 22,532,654 abstentions and 212,856,564 broker non-votes.

About 3.4 percent of the shares voted for and against. That is far below what the child safety reporting proposals drew at the same company, which ran from 16.3 percent in 2023 to 18.5 percent in 2024, and it is the first year the ask moved from disclosure to executive pay.

Proxy Impact: Shareholders Move to Link Meta Executive Pay to Child Safety as Landmark Lawsuit Losses Mount, PR Newswire, 2026-05

Who is involved

  • Proxy Impact filer
  • Auris Gestion, on behalf of Auris Gravity US Equity Fund and Auris Diversified Beta co-filer
  • Congregation of St. Joseph co-filer
  • Daughters of Charity, Inc. co-filer
  • Fonds Durocher / Durocher Fund co-filer
  • Everence Financial, on behalf of the Praxis Growth Index Fund co-filer
  • Northwest Women Religious Investment Trust co-filer
  • PFA Pension co-filer
  • the Hyde Cragmont 2015 Trust co-filer
  • the Linda C. Wisnewski Trust co-filer
  • Broz Family Investments LLC co-filer
  • Meta Platforms company

What this campaign is about

PROXY IMPACT AND CO-FILERS AT META PLATFORMS ON TYING EXECUTIVE PAY TO CHILD SAFETY, 2026 | ShareholderDemocracy