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Infographic: The vocabulary of hunger crises, explained

June 5, 2014

by Anna Kramer, Oxfam America Recently, a friend of mine almost got into trouble with the…

Oxfam in Cuba: Learning, innovation and putting it all together

June 3, 2014

A group of Oxfam executive directors and board chairs recently took to the fields of Cuba,…

I survived the Cuban Revolution Bike Ride – and supported Oxfam!

June 3, 2014

by Melanie Gallant A couple of months ago I biked 350 kilometres under the Cuban sun,…

Africa Rising: Time for a fairer deal for all

May 30, 2014

by Winnie Byanyima I have joined global decision makers in Maputo this week for the IMF…

Beyond the headcount: Transformative leadership for women’s rights

May 26, 2014

by Chloe Safier “Women’s leadership is a fundamental part of Oxfam’s work, and our commitment to…

4 steps food companies can take to help stop climate change

May 20, 2014

No company is too big to listen to its customers. When enough of us speak out,…

My Children are my strength

May 9, 2014

by Dorah Ntunga Last December, Nyakuoth was living happily in South Sudan, with her husband and…

Preventing a crisis in Somalia becoming a catastrophe

May 7, 2014

by Ed Pomfret New emergencies seem to hit the world on a monthly basis. Right now…

Developing countries must be at the heart of Global Tax Reform

May 5, 2014

by Winnie Byanyima After the world was plunged into a financial crisis, back in 2009, G20…

After Haiyan – moving in the right direction?

April 30, 2014

by Caroline Gluck When typhoon Haiyan hit the central Philippines last November, killing more than 6,000…

How agribusiness is failing small farmers in Latin America

April 24, 2014

by Stephanie Burgos, Oxfam America As international negotiations on what constitutes responsible agricultural investment are set…

South Sudan: A New Country in Crisis

April 22, 2014

by Ann Witteveen I was last in Juba in South Sudan in February 1999. At that…

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Oxfam Colombia highlights the role of local organisations in the emergency following the earthquake that affected much of the country

August 12, 2026

Following the earthquake in Colombia, Oxfam Colombia is continuously monitoring the situation and the conditions faced by the affected communities, with a particular focus on the regions of Chocó and Buenaventura. As part of the emergency response, Oxfam Colombia is liaising with local partner organisations and allies, who have in-depth knowledge of the communities, their…

Gaza’s $71bn reconstruction will cost seven times all previous rebuilds combined, and will fail without Palestinian leadership, Oxfam warns

July 23, 2026

Oxfam and Palestinian organisations hand world leaders a blueprint for Gaza’s recovery – one that puts Palestinian ownership and accountability for Israel’s genocide at its core. The $71.4 billion needed to rebuild Gaza is seven times, in real terms, the combined cost of reconstruction after every major Israeli military offensive there over the past two…

New funding to support earthquake-affected communities in Mindanao, Philippines

June 24, 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ottawa, Ontario – June 24, 2026 – Oxfam Canada welcomes $108,000 in new funding through the Humanitarian Coalition’s Canadian Humanitarian Assistance Fund to support communities affected by the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Mindanao, Philippines, on June 8. The four-month response, funded by Global Affairs Canada, the Humanitarian Coalition and Oxfam, will…

Remarks Delivered by Bushra Khalidi, Oxfam’s Global Humanitarian Policy Lead, at the UN Security Council Emergency Session on Gaza

June 18, 2026

“History will remember whether this Council acted with urgency, courage and humanity. History will judge. But people in Gaza cannot wait for some future reckoning.” – Bushra Khalidi Oxfam Oxfam’s Global Humanitarian Policy Lead Bushra Khalidi – a Palestinian mother from Jerusalem living in the West Bank – addressed the UN Security Council in New…

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