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Meet Gloria, one of Oxfam’s Humanitarian Superwomen

June 3, 2018

It can be particularly challenging as a young woman leading men in many African societies. As…

Rubina: Hope for Her Daughter

May 3, 2018

“You can’t change the past, but you can change the future.” – Rubina Rubina has been…

Nepal earthquake response: creating lasting change for survivors

April 25, 2018

On April 25, 2015, a massive 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal that left nearly 9,000 people dead…

Displacement and Hunger in Qara Tapa

April 17, 2018

“I’ve experienced going to bed without eating anything and it’s really painful.” 33-year-old Rasmiya sits on…

One woman leading the way for healthy mothers in Bangladesh’s refugee camps

March 28, 2018

Oxfam has come to know Rajiah as a leader when she was unanimously selected to represent…

Seven years of war in Syria

March 15, 2018

Seven long years after the Syria crisis began, the situation remains bleak. Individual children, women and…

Women’s rights: Changing laws, changing minds

March 8, 2018

Gender inequality is the most serious and pervasive form of discrimination in the world. While this…

Hungry for Peace: South Sudan

March 7, 2018

Months after marking four years of devastating war, South Sudan has reached another critical point: more…

The ‘boys in shorts’ era in the aid sector has come to an end

February 22, 2018

First published in the Toronto Star, February 20, 2018. When I joined Oxfam Canada as its…

Oxfam Sexual Misconduct in Haiti – Your Questions Answered

February 16, 2018

** Trigger warning: violence against women, sexual misconduct and prostitution ** The full Haiti 2011 Investigation…

Executive Director Julie Delahanty addresses the 2011 staff sexual misconduct in Haiti

February 12, 2018

I want to address a distressing story you may see in the news describing acts of…

Clean Water Changes Everything

February 8, 2018

Lucinda, Jine, Chipililo, Hendrina, Alice, and Sekechina pass the mechanical parts of the borehole back, hand…

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Countries locked into IMF austerity programs are also around twice as vulnerable to economic fallout from war against Iran

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GAZA CEASEFIRE EXISTS IN NAME ONLY, SAY MORE THAN 100 ORGANIZATIONS

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Gas tax holiday extension won’t ease affordability crisis for Canadians   Canadians need real relief from the cost-of-living crisis that’s hitting them from all directions. They’re feeling it when they buy food, and they’re feeling it at the pump, where gas prices in July were more than 25 per cent higher compared to last year.   Last week, in an effort to address affordability, the government announced an extension to the…

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