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Women and the big business of chocolate
Fact Sheet
| Mar 01, 2013
Chocolate is a $100 billion industry, but most cocoa farmers live on less than $2 a day. Among them, women in particular are more likely to face poverty, low wages, and discrimination.
World Food Day Dinner Discussion Guide
Campaign Publication
| Sep 11, 2012
Questions and answers to guide your conversations
How to make a difference on campus
Campaign Publication
| Aug 03, 2012
Students, are you ready to take action? Find tips for starting and running an Oxfam Club at your high school or university, ideas for campus events, and much more.
How to take action: Organizing in your community
Campaign Publication
| Aug 03, 2012
Taking action at the grassroots can make a difference at the global level. From meeting with lawmakers to making news, this guide covers all that you need to know.
How to host a house party
Campaign Publication
| Aug 03, 2012
A house party is a fun way to take action with friends and family. This guide includes everything you'll need to plan a successful event.
How to get started: A menu of ideas
Campaign Publication
| Aug 03, 2012
Want to do something to fight poverty and hunger, but don't know where to start? Explore this list of time-tested action ideas for individuals and groups.
The New Forests Company and its Uganda plantations
Campaign Publication
| Sep 21, 2011
‘I lost my land. It’s like I’m not a human being.’
Oxfam Fact Sheet: Food Crisis in East Africa
Fact Sheet
| Nov 01, 2011
Across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia, a severe drought and food crisis have ensnared more than 13 million people. Get the facts and find out what you can do to help.
Enough for Everyone
Campaign Publication
| Jun 01, 2011
Oxfam America's five-point plan to respond to the emerging food crisis and reduce food insecurity around the world.
GROW: Food. Justice. Planet.
Campaign Publication
| Jun 01, 2011
An overview of Oxfam's global GROW campaign
Oxfam Fact Sheet: GROW Campaign
Fact Sheet
| Jul 01, 2012
You might think hunger is about too many people and too little food. That is not the case. Hunger is about power. Its roots lie in inequalities to resources and opportunities.
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