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“I love my people and I do not want them to die”

October 23, 2014

Alima Jamboria is a Community Health Worker and Chairperson of the Community.I'm a Community Health Worker…

Ebola – the Invisible Foe

October 21, 2014

Ebola is with us – here and now. It is an invisible foe. It is transmitted…

Gap between rich and poor widening – and it’s not just us saying it

October 20, 2014

Blog by Christine McCartney, Oxfam Ireland Inequality is rising – to the detriment of us all.…

First she kept her own family together. Then she became a spokesperson for family farmers around the world.

October 20, 2014

First she kept her own family together. Then she became a spokesperson for family farmers around…

Ending Hunger, One Step at a Time

October 17, 2014

“I see the climate is changing a lot. Before it wasn’t like this.” Climate change is…

7 big questions about Ebola, answered

October 15, 2014

Blog originaly published by Oxfam America As the Ebola outbreak in West Africa continues to claim…

Support for Women Farmers Could Help us Beat Hunger

October 15, 2014

Blog post by Winnie Byanyima – Oxfam International’s Executive Director Across South Asia and Southeast Asia,…

Sonya Sangster: Women in global south most affected by inaction on climate change

October 14, 2014

(This article was originaly published in straight.com on Oct 10, 2014 at 11:07am) At the end of…

Families are leading the way to feed people and fight climate change

October 14, 2014

It’s 4am. You get up like any other morning with your young baby. Except today is…

Cultivating Food Security for the people of El Salvador

October 14, 2014

Food. It’s one of life’s great pleasures. We think about it all the time. Most of…

Post-hurricane: Sustainability and Resilience in Cuba

October 6, 2014

Abel Veiga Esperon was not afraid of hurricanes until Paloma hit, a day forever etched in…

Idania Cedeño: Growing gender justice in the fields of Cuba

October 6, 2014
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