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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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Oxfam warns of COVID-19 risks in camps following Indonesian earthquake

January 18, 2021

Oxfam warned today of the risk of an outbreak of coronavirus in the over-crowded camps where people are sheltering following Friday’s earthquake in Sulawesi, Indonesia. At least 56 people are reported dead, more than 826 injured and more than 15,000 fled from their homes following 6.2 magnitude earthquake which damaged and destroyed hundreds of homes…

Oxfam reaction to US Secretary of State Pompeo’s decision to designate the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization and Specially Designated Global Terrorist

January 11, 2021

In response to US Secretary of State Pompeo’s decision to designate the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization and Specially Designated Global Terrorist, Oxfam America’s Humanitarian Policy Lead Scott Paul said: “Secretary Pompeo’s decision to designate the Houthis as a terrorist organization is a counter-productive and dangerous policy that will put innocent lives at risk.…

Over half of Canadian women’s sector organizations forced to reduce or cancel vital services, new survey reveals

December 15, 2020

According to a new survey conducted by YWCA Canada, Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW), Canadian Women’s Foundation, G(irls)20 and Oxfam Canada, women’s rights organizations in Canada are facing increasingly insurmountable challenges that threaten their very existence. These organizations provide a vital lifeline to communities, and especially women, providing essential services and…

2.7 billion people have had no ‘social protection’ to cope with COVID-19 economic crisis

December 15, 2020

New Oxfam research shows that over a third of the world’s population has had no public money to cope with the effects of the pandemic. A new report, Shelter from the Storm, done in partnership with Development Pathways, reviewed government schemes used to inject additional money to help people, such as disability, unemployment, child, and…

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