Independence is a quality Kesaye highly values. The self-help group she joined helped her work her way out of poverty. It’s ...

On the Thursday before Thanksgiving in 1974, more than 250,000 people nationwide took a pledge to skip a meal, fast for the ...

Make the choice to make a difference. Your gift is TRIPLED to help save lives and create a more equal world. While the war in Gaza continues, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have forced more than 1.4 ...

Ending poverty and injustice starts with gender justice and rights for women. Gender discrimination and persecution threaten the safety and dignity of millions of women around the world. Queer, trans, ...

‘Foodpreneurs’ in major cities around the world are working together in new ways to produce healthy and sustainable food systems.

"My journey has shown me the power of communities to drive change, even in the face of poverty, injustice, and conflict. Oxfam has always stood out for its deep-rooted partnerships and its unwavering ...

Scott Paul leads Oxfam’s US government advocacy to end inequality in areas experiencing humanitarian crises, armed conflict, and state fragility. During his tenure at Oxfam, Scott has spearheaded the ...

Effective assistance to end poverty and injustice must be designed by the people who need it most. Foreign aid is an essential part of U.S. foreign policy and has proven to be a key factor in reducing ...

In 1942, a group of Quaker intellectuals, social activists, and Oxford academics formed the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief in response to the plight of refugees in Greece. After the war, Oxfam (a ...

Raise the federal minimum wage. Provide access to earned sick leave. Protect overtime pay for millions of workers. Expand the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Find out more in our report. Overall, ...

More people are fleeing their homes than ever before. We must open our hearts, minds, and communities to those seeking safety and dignity. Every single day, families around the world are forced to ...

What is US food aid? In the wake of World War II, the US launched an ambitious effort to help save lives by fighting the scourge of hunger. The idea was simple: take surplus US grain and send it to ...