Politics of Poverty
Oxfam calls on SEC to protect investors – and the world – from Moderna’s smoke and mirrors
Moderna’s greed and secrecy are prolonging the pandemic, putting millions of lives at risk.
United States
Oxfam's work in the US, particularly in the Gulf Coast, ranges from humanitarian disaster recovery, following Hurricane Katrina; to ecosystem restoration, following the BP oil spill; to workforce training as a means to get out of poverty.
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Politics of Poverty
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Oxfam's Favorite Feel-Good Songs
Oxfam's musician friends and staff share the music that kept us feeling hopeful this year. Check our Spotify playlist of Songs That Made Us Press Play in 2021.
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Oxfam partner Todas wins awards for story on gender violence
Multimedia story profiles women, transgender people murdered in Puerto Rico in 2020.
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What I'm thankful for
Oxfam staff, musician friends, and Sisters on the Planet ambassadors share their appreciation for climate activists, vaccines, and more.
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Every Action Matters: A Q&A with Climate Scientist, Katharine Hayhoe
"Whatever's at the top of your priority list is already being affected by climate change today."
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Raising our voices to demand an end to Title 42
After months of campaigning for a more humane immigration system, Oxfam has taken a big step forward in collective action against Title 42, the cruel and unlawful policy used to send asylum seekers back into harm's way. More than 11,000 of you joined us to demand the Biden administration put an end to Title 42.
Poverty in the US
Poverty endures in the US, trapping millions of people without hope of mobility for themselves or their children. Oxfam exposes the injustice of poverty in such a wealthy nation, and offers pragmatic solutions to chronic problems.
Our work in the US