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Politics of Poverty
The fear behind that cheap chicken
Advocates for poultry workers in the US have long reported on the “climate of fear” inside the plants that keeps workers from blowing the whistle on all manner of abuse. Recently, the federal government confirmed our findings, and called for proactive moves from OSHA and FSIS to protect workers.
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Annual report 2016
In fiscal year 2016, Oxfam America recorded our highest dollar investment in program services in our history. The primary drivers for this increase were the devastating earthquakes in Nepal in April 2015 and our response to the tragic global refugee crisis.
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First Person
Syria's children have been tuned out
It's time to pay attention to what's happening in Syria and surrounding countries: a humanitarian disaster with children bearing the greatest burden.
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Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary, talks about her experience meeting child refugees.
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In honor of Malala’s birthday, here’s how small investments in education can make a lasting difference.
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First Person
Kristin Davis visits drought-hit East Africa
"I met women who have walked for 20 days through the desert, with children dying on the way, only to arrive at a camp where there is hardly any food and water to go around."--Kristin Davis
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First Person
Love in a hard place
For refugees from Syria's conflict, a wedding goes on, despite everything.
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Publication
TOSSD Data for 2020: An overview of key trends in the data in support of sustainable development
Data on total official support for sustainable development (TOSSD) take a recipient perspective, in contrast to official developm
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Politics of Poverty
A tale of two droughts
The US agriculture system is prepared to help farmers through the current severe drought, avoiding mass rural migration. But a famine in Somalia has caused over 135,000 to flee while many are dying each day from hunger.
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The decision means Syrians in the US like Nada and Monzer can go to sleep tonight without fear of deportation.
