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Five things I’ve learned being a humanitarian aid worker

August 16, 2018

Iffat Tahmid Fatema, 28, is a humanitarian public health worker for Oxfam’s Rohingya refugee response in…

It may look like just a bicycle…

August 13, 2018

For some young people, the road to education can be long and arduous – quite literally.…

Sexual education is not a luxury; it’s a human right, at home and abroad

August 10, 2018

Women’s and LGBT+ rights are under attack. We are experiencing a major backlash by conservative governments…

Oxfam Canada helps Cubans return to everyday life after Hurricane Irma

July 27, 2018

When Hurricane Irma struck Cuba as a Category 5 storm in early September 2017, pummeling the…

Creating space to tackle violence against women and child marriage in Bangladesh

July 9, 2018

“Who here was married before they were ready?” Every single woman raises her hand. The women…

Climate change brings chaos to impoverished region of India

June 29, 2018

The monsoon season is usually a welcome event for Sundari and her neighbours. Every year, it…

Rebuilding lives with beads and a megaphone

June 20, 2018

In Uganda’s Bidibidi refugee resettlement camp, one woman is helping others make money—and heal—through a jewellery-making…

Changing the lives of mothers in Bangladesh refugee camps

June 19, 2018

Rajiah, 46,  fled violence near her home in Myanmar 6 months ago with her youngest daughter,…

Meet Opheus: husband, father and change-maker

June 17, 2018

In some parts of the world, women and girls spend as many as six hours a…

Promoting women’s dignity and empowerment in humanitarian response

June 14, 2018

As I leaned over, I felt a tug on my headscarf, which led me to believe…

Why economic inequality is a feminist issue

June 6, 2018

Written by Winnie Byanyima⁩, Executive Director, Oxfam International. These are restless, exciting, and frightening times to…

Meet Gloria, one of Oxfam’s Humanitarian Superwomen

June 3, 2018

It can be particularly challenging as a young woman leading men in many African societies. As…

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