CINCINNATI, OHIO — Activists will gather virtually and in person at Procter & Gamble's headquarters next week for a series of events ahead of the company's annual shareholder meeting, aiming to highlight a looming vote over a shareholder resolution that raises concerns about the company's poor forest sourcing practices. The crucial vote comes after more than a year of campaigning by Stand.earth & the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) to push the world's largest consumer goods company to implement stronger forest protections in the boreal forest in Canada, where the company sources some of its fiber. Forest degradation in the boreal is destroying habitat for endangered species like caribou and threatening Indigenous peoples' ways of life.