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Politics of Poverty
Are international aid donors avoiding accountability for their Busan promises?
March 28, 2014

Nicola McIvor is the aid and inequality policy advisor at Oxfam Great Britian.
Politics of Poverty
What does it take for aid projects to ‘strike gold’?
September 17, 2014

It’s time to look beyond the usual “players” and strengthen US tools to integrate priorities and feedback from more people in partner countries.
Politics of Poverty
A question of coherence
June 13, 2011
Politics of Poverty
Big-league tax dodging
April 12, 2017

The US’s top 50 public corporations have $1.6 trillion stashed offshore, and current tax reform proposals by President Trump and Congressional leadership will only make the problem worse.
Press release
Wealth of the 10 richest California billionaires grew by nearly 50% in the last year, making them the equivalent of a $16.3 million hourly wage
April 13, 2026

New Oxfam analysis finds the 10 wealthiest Californians are now worth a collective $1.045 trillion, up $338.4 billion from March 2025.
First Person
On World Food Day, a Colombian farmer provides for the next generation
October 16, 2011

Thanks to a plan to create farmers' markets in Bogota, both rural growers and city consumers are eating better.
First Person
A well in Niger brings reprieve from a food crisis--for now
March 26, 2012

"Without the garden we would not be able to survive."-- Maka Djibo
First Person
Sahel food crisis: Kristin Davis and Djimon Hounsou raise funds and awareness
June 20, 2012
First Person
A mom’s lessons on re-thinking food, just in time for Thanksgiving
November 20, 2012
First Person
10 everyday food brands—and the few giant companies that own them
March 01, 2013

Which companies are actually behind the food and drinks we buy every day? Most of us would like to know the answers—but, unlike nutrition information, they’re not always written on the label.

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