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Food crisis in Guatemala: Oxfam and local partners help farmers cope with crop failures, food shortages.
Indigenous woman in Guatemala: Margarita Rosales of Cubulco, Guatemala, is concerned about a poor harvest in 2009.
OXFAMExchange Fall 2002: What's in your coffee? Oxfam's coffee campaign. Plus Afghanistan, Make Trade Fair campaign, and the Hopi people's struggle for clean, safe drinking water.
OXFAMExchange Fall 2003: Ross Gelbspan on Climate Change, The Fast for a World Harvest Turns 30, Hurricane Mitch Five Years Later
Mining conflicts in Peru: Condition critical
Oxfam Impact January 2008: Landmark victory for indigenous people
OXFAMExchange Spring 2002: Oxfam launches the Make Trade Fair campaign
OXFAMExchange Winter 2005: Come Together: Building a movement to overcome poverty and change the world
In Historic Move, Bolivian President Grants Indigenous Group Land Ownership Titles: Oxfam congratulates the Chiquitano on victory after hard-fought 12-year legal battle
Oxfam America applauds Peruvian Congress action to uphold rights of indigenous people
World Bank Announces Funding Approval for Peru Pipeline Project: The IFC pledges $300 million to fund Camisea II pipeline project; Oxfam warns of serious implications for indigenous communities and the environment.
Access to land: Oxfam helps farmers and native communities gain legal title to their land, manage it in environmentally friendly ways, and defend it against pollution and ...
Balancing culture, new law in Mozambique: Educating traditional leaders builds respect for women and their rights in the new Family Law.
Bolivian indigenous groups attacked: Oxfam expresses solidarity with Chiquitano indigenous people in eastern Bolivia after their offices are ransacked and leaders are threatened.
Bolivian legal research organization firebombed: Oxfam America's South America regional office expressed concern and sympathy regarding the attack on the Centre for Legal Studies and Social Research (CEJIS) ...
Calling Caylloma: mountain radio connects far-flung herders: A newly installed network allows Peruvian herders to call for help fast.
Coffee cooperatives still rebuilding after Stan: How Guatamalan coffee cooperatives are recovering from heavy rains. Part I of III
Conflict surrounds expansion of Peru gold mine: Local communities turn to legal measures to protect land, water.
Crossing the cultural divide: In the mountains of Peru, indigenous leaders are taking a multicultural approach to overcoming centuries of racism and discrimination—and fighting poverty.
Defending the people, and Lake Izabal: Despite threats to her life, Eloyda Mejía raises awareness about industrial mining near a beautiful lake in eastern Guatemala.
Environmental activists receive death threats: In Guatemala, a deep-rooted culture of violence limits debate about mining and the environment.
Ethiopian women rediscover role as peace builders: By raising awareness of the suffering produced by conflicts, women help find alternatives to violence.
First the rivers, then the forests: a fragile balance: Rural communities are struggling to survive as they lose their resources one at a time.
Guardians of culture hold key to change: Local traditional healers work to transform views of women—and their role in Mozambique society.
In Cambodia, climate extremes threaten an ancient community: Unpredictable floods are destroying the rice crops of the Cham people, forcing families to migrate in a search for survival.
In Peru, Oxfam helps mountain hamlets prepare for the next bout of bad weather: Acres of barley, gravity-fed sprinklers, and radio towers are some of the tools Oxfam has helped to provide Peruvian herders working high in the Andes.
Interview: Humberto Piaguaje: Humberto Piaguaje is the representative of the Secoya people to the Assembly of Delegates of Communities Affected by Texaco.
Interview: Mario Rodriguez: Mario Rodriguez, 40, an economist specializing in intellectual property, works for CIDECA, an Oxfam partner in Guatemala.
Interview: Pablo Fajardo: Pablo Fajardo is the Amazon Defense Front's legal coordinator for the case against Texaco.
Letting gravity do the work, Oxfam irrigates pastures in Peru: Sprinklers help herders grow grass for their alpacas in the Andes.

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