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In response to President Trump’s announcement of executive orders threatening mass deportations, reinstating the “Remain in Mexico” policy, and suspending refugee resettlement, Abby Maxman, Oxfam America’s President & CEO, said:
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Mining in East Asia
Development work is all context—and contexts change—which is why monitoring and evaluating our work are critical: so we can change course as needed to increase the possibility of achieving impact.
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Afghanistan Education Report Card
As the new school year begins in Afghanistan, The Human Rights Research and Advocacy Consortium (HRRAC) released Report Card: Progress on Compulso
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Together, we shall fight
In Nairobi’s poor urban neighborhoods, Oxfam and our partners are providing critical aid: soap, water, cash, and messages of hope.
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Politics of Poverty
If budgets are moral documents, what values can we see in Biden’s foreign aid budget?
As the largest bilateral aid donor in the world, the US could have a lasting legacy on the global fight against poverty. But we need to take the opportunity and responsibility seriously, and dedicate enough funds to make a difference–especially during the pandemic.
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Politics of Poverty
Delaying the Methane Rule: An Unjustified Risk to Health and the Climate
By delaying implementation of the 2024 U.S. EPA Methane Standards, the EPA makes another move that puts communities and the planet at risk from harmful pollutants
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R4 Rural Resilience Initiative
Annual Report | January to December 2016
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Hunger and famine crises
Man-made crises and severe drought have pushed countless families to the brink of starvation, but fast action now can save lives.
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Three years of conflict have left more than 75 percent of Yemen’s people in need of humanitarian and protection assistance.
