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Former Oxfam CEO takes charity to court over accusations of ‘racism and antisemitism’ | Aryeh Leib Heintz

Former Oxfam CEO takes charity to court over accusations of ‘racism and antisemitism’ | Aryeh Leib Heintz

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Former Oxfam CEO takes legal action against charity over accusations of ‘racism and antisemitism’

Former Oxfam CEO takes legal action against charity over accusations of ‘racism and antisemitism’

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"I know we have a problem." Executive Director of Oxfam International Winnie Byanyima says she does not know how many sexual predators are still working for the charity. It follows accusations that some of the charity's aid workers exploited vulnerable people. | BBC News

"I know we have a problem." Executive Director of Oxfam International Winnie Byanyima says she does not know how many sexual predators are still working for the charity. It follows accusations that some of the charity's aid workers exploited vulnerable people. | BBC News

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Reimagining Economic Possibilities for True Equality

Reimagining Economic Possibilities for True Equality

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About Oxfam

About Oxfam

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Erica's Inspiring Call for Climate Justice

Erica's Inspiring Call for Climate Justice

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Tune in now to the latest Oxfam EQUALS podcast: a powerful interview with the former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Listen here: https://pod.fo/e/10b305 Gordon Brown calls out the failure of rich countries' global COVID response so far, as vaccine inequality rages on. But he outlines what must now be urgently done to get vaccines to the world and save lives. And shows how we can move the politics. Gordon Brown is the World Health Organization (WHO) Ambassador for Global Health Financing, and a

23.7K viewsFeb 15, 2022

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Oxfam GB | Explore the work of Oxfam

Oxfam’s new strategy is focused on global inequality, and tackling the systems and norms that sustain it. As our world reels from the coronavirus pandemic, the time has never been more urgent to challenge inequality and poverty, and dismantle entrenched privilege and impunity. We must join together to halt deepening discrimination, sexism and racism, driving climate and ecological breakdown, and reverse the coarsening of our politics which exacerbates conflict and deprivation. Oxfam's work is gr

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Saving lives with water: support Oxfam’s longest ever pipeline in DRC | Oxfam International

Who helped 19.5 million people tackle poverty last year? YOU did! 😁👍💪👏 That’s 19.5 million people growing more food, earning a living, having clean water and toilets, being heard, and living healthier, safer lives thanks to generous Oxfam supporters around the world – just like you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Here’s a closer look at the numbers: • The global Oxfam confederation worked with local partners in 79 countries to reach 19.5 million people. • Of that number, Oxfam Aust

19.5K viewsDec 12, 2019

After catastrophe strikes and headlines fade, Oxfam and partners stay for as long as we’re needed. As long as there are families displaced by war and famine in Chad and South Sudan, as long as there are hungry children in Gaza and Somalia, and as long as billionaire wealth skyrockets while poor and working families are struggling—Oxfam will keep up the fight against inequality to end poverty and injustice. https://give.oxfamamerica.org/page/73920/donate/1?en_txn2=orgsocial&en_txn8=en_txn8=fy26-e

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What We Believe | Oxfam International

I'm Abby Maxman, president of Oxfam America. Oxfam has reached 11.3 million people since the start of the pandemic with food, clean water, and more in more than 60 countries. But as COVID-19 cases rise, we're asking for your help. Make a tax-deductible donation today and your gift will be DOUBLED. | Oxfam

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When Ebola was confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Oxfam supported hygiene and sanitation. When famine tore through Gaza, Oxfam helped families get food. When war in Sudan drove refugees to South Sudan, Oxfam delivered clean water. When floods devastated communities in Kenya, Oxfam helped families recover. We respond whenever and wherever we’re needed most—and we don’t stop after the headlines fade. Make a lifesaving donation to Oxfam to support this critical work today: https://oxfam

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Oxfam Global Strategic Framework 2020-2030 | Oxfam International | 12 comments

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As the #Davos week continues, Nafkote Dabi & Max Lawson interview Jason Hickel on extreme inequality, how our world is still colonial, and how we can fight back. Tune in: https://pod.fo/e/2a162d | Oxfam

197.4K viewsJan 23, 2025

For more than 15 months, Oxfam staff and partners have been responding to the devastating effects of the war in Gaza, amid widespread destruction and urgent humanitarian needs. Now, amid the temporary ceasefire, we are scaling up our response to provide food, psychological care, clean water, and other vital supplies to ensure recovery for people enduring unimaginable loss. On Monday, February 24th join us for a live conversation with two of our incredible policy leads for an exclusive update on

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We asked some of our Oxfam team in the Boston office-what gives you hope? 💚🍪 | Oxfam

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How exactly does Oxfam Unwrapped work? We’re so glad you asked! It’s the easiest, feel-goodiest way of giving gifts to people in your life while contributing to Oxfam’s life-changing work around the world — plus it’s tax-deductible! | Oxfam

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Foreign aid has helped save millions of lives. But there are growing calls to reform the aid system. On the latest EQUALS podcast episode, they explore: What’s the future of foreign aid? What are the criticisms, and what can be done? And what can we learn from history? Tune into this interview with Degan Ali, an activist who is working to change the way aid works ➡️ https://pod.fo/e/df213 | Oxfam

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Women's rights and gender justice | Oxfam America

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In 2023, people around the world faced conflict, climate disasters, displacement, wars and economic crises. Oxfam Australia was there, working to provide the care and services communities needed to survive and thrive, while tackling the inequalities that keep people in poverty. However you supported Oxfam in 2023, THANK YOU! We will fight for a better, more equal world in 2024 and beyond. 💚 | Oxfam

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Halima Begum, former Oxfam CEO accuses the charity of antisemitism over ‘disproportionate’ focus on Gaza in last week’s interview on Channel 4. Full story online. | The Jewish Chronicle

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What She Makes is keeping her in poverty. Demand big clothing brands pay a living wage: bit.ly/what-she-makes | Oxfam

164K viewsOct 26, 2017

RSVP to join Abby on 12/9 for a reflection on 2025 and the programs that made a real difference, and a look forward at what’s next for 2026. In 2025, Oxfam responded to urgent needs in Gaza, South Sudan, and beyond, and tackled inequality with smart, evidence-based solutions—even as funding cuts and injustice threatened progress. Our work is made possible with your support and we’d love to see you there as we continue to work towards a more equal world. RSVP here: https://oxfam.zoom.us/webinar/r

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"In my line of work, I get an opportunity to get firsthand information of the people impacted by climate shocks. I have taken it upon myself to support them tell their own story so that their voices are heard. I hope my work can act as a channel to help amplify voices of the impacted, who are mostly muted by being in hard-to-reach areas or lacking a platform through which they can share their stories. “Daud Kayisi The Climate Witness video series invites people across the world to share the expe

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