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Progress and Possibility: A Tribute to SRHR Achievements

February 25, 2025

On February 12th, 2025, we gathered with distinguished guests, colleagues, and allies for an inspiring evening…

The USAID Collapse: What It Means for Global Humanitarian Aid and How Canada Must Respond

February 21, 2025

A Devastating Blow to Global Aid The recent dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development…

5 Critical Things to Know About the Current Crisis in Gaza

February 18, 2025

The people of Gaza continue to endure immense suffering. While a temporary ceasefire has provided a…

Building hope, and rebuilding a clinic in Ethiopia

February 7, 2025

Hope was one of things most easily lost when conflict arrived in BirBir, a community in…

Coding, Crafting, Cultivating: Somali Women Securing Their Futures

January 31, 2025

In the shadow of a conflict and climate emergency crisis in Somalia and Somaliland, young women…

From Camps to Classrooms: The Battle for Refugee Girls’ Education

January 24, 2025

It’s impossible to miss Amer. She commands attention above most at over six feet tall –…

Why extreme inequality must be at the top of the agenda at Davos 2025

January 20, 2025
Why extreme inequality must be at the top of the agenda at Davos 2025

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Davos 2025: A Turning Point or Another Missed Opportunity?

January 15, 2025
DAVOS 2025

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Finding safety, but struggling for better nutrition in refugee camp

January 10, 2025
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From Survival to Action: Marinel Ubaldo’s Fight Against Climate Injustice

January 8, 2025

“When I saw the devastation in our community, the dead bodies floating, and my future crashing,…

I Knew I Wouldn’t Starve

January 3, 2025
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Camino Verde Project Exceeds Targets for Indigenous Women’s Agricultural Enrollment

December 20, 2024

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Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report again exposes shocking inequality

November 22, 2016

Commenting on Credit Suisse’s Global Wealth Report which was published today, Oxfam Canada’s Manager of Campaigns, Kelly Bowden, said: “One again, the Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report shows that economic inequality is at shockingly high levels. The huge gap between the richest 1 percent of people and the poorest half of humanity continues to grow…

Oxfam provides new generator to improve water supply to people in besieged East Aleppo under attack with little food, water and healthcare

November 17, 2016

Oxfam moved Wednesday a huge generator across conflict lines to East Aleppo to help improve the water supply, but all other aid to the besieged area remains cut off. More than a quarter of a million people face winter with limited food and clean water, as renewed Syrian and Russian airstrikes stretch medical resources beyond…

‘We just came from the dead’ – families describe their escape from Mosul to Oxfam, as the number fleeing triples

November 10, 2016

Families are suffering appalling injuries and traumas to escape the fighting in Mosul as the number fleeing more than triples in the space of a week. Oxfam and other humanitarian agencies are working to ensure that the support in camps and communities keeps pace with the new arrivals. One woman who arrived at Hassansham camp,…

People living in ‘smoke-filled hell’ in areas around Mosul recaptured from ISIS

November 4, 2016

People living in ‘smoke-filled hell’ in areas around Mosul recaptured from ISIS Thousands of families are living in a “smoke-filled hell” with hardly any access to clean water or medical services after ISIS militants retreated from towns and villages on the way to Mosul, Oxfam said today. ISIS militants set 19 oil wells ablaze in the…

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