Mission Partners was named one of the 2025 Real Leaders® Top Impact Companies, ranking 5th globally in the Marketing & Media category. This mark of recognition, their fourth inclusion on the list, reaffirms the firm’s commitment to driving social change through values‐driven communications and ethical practices.

Mission Partners has released the 2024 edition of its Equity Action Plan, expanding its commitment to racial, economic, environmental, and social justice. The update details initiatives including measures for pay transparency, enhanced employee benefits, pro bono services to Black- and women-led organizations, and progressive vendor practices aiming to ensure that over 65% of its suppliers are women-owned. These actions underline the firm’s effort to challenge systems of oppression both internally and in client engagements.

Lobbying reports filed by Mission Strategies and its subsidiaries for 2023, as documented by OpenSecrets, detail the firm's engagement in the political process through transparent disclosure of lobbying activities. Although the report does not specify the policy aims or spending details, the mere act of filing indicates an active participation in political advocacy.

Mission Partners published their annual Social Impact Report highlighting their commitment to social justice, ethical business practices, and community engagement. The report emphasizes core values such as valuing people first, integrity, courageous leadership, and strategic, ethical decision-making—reflecting the company's role in advancing social justice and countering authoritarian practices.

Mission Partners published an article highlighting innovative approaches in communications aimed at increasing equity, inclusion, and accessibility. The piece calls on communicators to reimagine traditional messaging to challenge stereotypes and promote social justice, an approach that indirectly counters exclusionary and authoritarian narratives.

Mission Partners released its 2021 Social Impact Report, highlighting efforts to combat misinformation, support historically underfunded communities, and reorient brands toward authentic social justice commitments.

Mission Partners announced a commitment to deliver an initial $50,000 in resources towards Black- and women-led organizations at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, later expanding its investment to $2.5M by 2025 as part of its broader effort to disrupt white dominant norms and advance social justice.