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How Artificial Intelligence Enriches Data to Reduce Gender-Based Violence in Jamaica

February 7, 2024
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Why the WE-Talk project uses AI to study what shapes people’s perceptions of gender-based violence in…

Earthquake in Türkiye and Syria: one year later, the recovery continues

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TITLE FROMPOST TYPE A devastating, 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Türkiye and Syria in the early hours of…

Paige Galette: Confronting racism from the workplace to the campground

February 1, 2024
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by | Replace this with image credit information Paige Galette, 30, is a labour activist, community…

Oxfam’s January Round-Up

January 30, 2024
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Suspend Arms Transfers to Israel As we near four months into the current escalation in Gaza,…

Stop Arms Sales to Israel, Now!

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For over three months, the world has witnessed one of the most devastating conflicts in modern…

Not a Drop in the Bucket: Gaza’s Water Crisis

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After more than three months of conflict and siege in Gaza, civilians caught in the conflict…

Inequality Inc.: Oxfam’s Call to Address the Widening Wealth Gap

January 14, 2024

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100 Days of War in Gaza: Palestinians struggle to survive

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Three months of armed conflict and a complete collapse of health and sanitation systems have created…

Why Gender Justice is Critical to Climate Justice

December 20, 2023
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The Case for Feminist International Climate Finance The climate crisis has worsened the frequency and severity…

Three Ways Oxfam Goes Beyond Charity to End Inequality, Poverty And Injustice

December 18, 2023

1. Making a Difference in Northern Ethiopia Globally, young girls aged 15 to 19 often face…

Oxfam Unwrapped: Not Your Everyday Gift Shop

December 11, 2023

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(Mis)Using Digital Technology to Silence Advocates of Reproductive Health and Rights

December 10, 2023
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Fighting gender-based violence includes protecting the intersection between digital rights, the right to information, and sexual…

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Nearly 1,700 Kilometres of water and sanitation networks have been destroyed  Big-ticket repairs of networks urgently needed but Israel baulks in approving supplies  The resumption of aid into Gaza, including fuel to operate undamaged water and sanitation facilities along with water trucking, has improved the amount of water available to people in some parts of…

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