In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a health emergency, armed conflict, and a lack of aid are exacerbating the humanitarian ...

Following 14 years of war, Oxfam and its Syrian partners are helping people rebuild their lives and livelihoods. Your ...

Roughly a quarter of a million people work on the processing line in American poultry plants. As they process the chicken we eat, they face dangerous conditions and poverty-level wages on a daily ...

Since Pramila Buhl was elected to her local ward council in far western Nepal, she has earned the support of her constituents by finding resources for water projects and training.

We hold wealthy polluters accountable and support climate solutions crafted by people and communities most affected by the climate crisis. Make sure your gift to Oxfam America goes directly to where ...

Oxfam partners with leaders and movements to end gender discrimination, elevate care work, and help people of all genders strengthen their voice and leadership. Gender discrimination and persecution ...

The impact of US sanctions on the Cuban population and women's lives Right to Live without a Blockade reveals the impact of nearly six decades of sanctions imposed by successive US governments on the ...

With the support of our Oxfam community, Oxfam delivered lifesaving aid for people facing crisis and worked toward long-term, sustainable solutions to end poverty and injustice.

Explore the interactive map and see the story of growing inequality in the workplace and across our country—and of hope for the future.

More than 38 million people live in poverty in the United States—the wealthiest country in the world. Oxfam exposes the realities of life for working poor people and offers pragmatic solutions to ...

Oxfam America is governed by a board of directors, advised by a leadership council, and managed by a senior executive leadership team. Oxfam America’s senior staff members bring a wide range of ...

Oxfam explains what oligarchy means for the U.S. and the world. For years, Oxfam—along with advocates and activists around the world—have argued that the extreme concentration of wealth leads to the ...