StoryElection 2020: Oxfam congratulates President Joe Biden
It’s time for us to get to work—and for the new administration to get the US back on track.
Economic well-being
The rights of the world’s poorest people are being violated by trade policies, lack of transparency, and limited access to financial services. We believe earning a living and other markers of economic health are more than evidence of well-being, they are rights.
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Thousands struggle to put food on the table and afford such basics as windows and doors.
StoryThe best and worst states to work in during COVID-19
Oxfam ranks states (and territories) on how they’re supporting working families and responding to residents’ needs during this pandemic.
StoryThe deadly price of cheap chicken
During COVID-19, working in a poultry plant means putting your life at risk
StoryWho profits from COVID-19, and how can we use that money to help us get a vaccine?
Pharmaceutical and tech corporations are raking in dramatic pandemic profits, enriching wealthy, mostly white Americans. How much money are they making, and how could a tax on these excess profits help us get a vaccine and reduce inequality?
StoryProtecting Amazon’s workforce includes the workers we don’t see
Oxfam joins Amazon shareholder meeting to #AsktheCEO Jeff Bezos to address human rights risks