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Food insecurity is a reality for millions of Americans every year. Some turn to the government for food assistance; some turn to private food charities. And while many of us think of those using food banks as destitute or homeless, the reality is much different.
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Agnes Nyantie visits 20 homes a day helping to educate families about the deadly virus in an effort to stem its spread.
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Politics of Poverty
Is inequality killing us?
New report shows that shorter lives and poorer health will ultimately harm the US economy
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Politics of Poverty
Secretary Kerry Makes Trip to Somalia Without Answers to Somalia’s Most Pressing Question
On an historic visit, the US Secretary of States might have no answers to remittances ban that’s thwarting Mogadishu’s economy.
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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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In Tanzania, a popular TV show is raising the stature of women farmers and giving the rest of us a new way of understanding what it means to be strong—and beautiful.
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Politics of Poverty
Losing the federal right to abortion will deepen inequality in the US, as it strips more rights from people already facing systemic barriers
If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, states will move rapidly to ban or restrict abortion. Women across the US will lose the right to make their own reproductive decisions, but abortion restrictions will disproportionately harm people of color, people living in poverty, and others who already face systemic inequality.
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Politics of Poverty
Amazon sends clear signal to workers: Unionize at your own risk
Amazon's closure of warehouses in Quebec, eliminating over 1,700 jobs, signals a clear message: unionize at your own risk. This move reflects the company's ongoing effort to prevent unionization, highlighting the need for Amazon to put people before profits and respect workers' right to organize and ensure decent working conditions.
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Oxfam America's South America regional office expressed concern and sympathy regarding the attack on the Centre for Legal Studies and Social Research (CEJIS) in Santa Cruz.
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Oxfam is providing clean water and hygiene kits to survivors of Monday’s mudslide on the outskirts of Freetown, Sierra Leone.
