Oxfam partners are trying to get food, clean water, and medicine to desperate families. Here’s the latest, and what you can do to help.

Oxfam has been working for years to influence lawmakers and shift the public narrative on taxes and inequality. We have been ...

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 ...

Promoting transformative leadership for women’s rights Global inequality is rooted in the absence of women’s voices in decision-making, whether at home, in their neighborhoods, courtrooms, governments ...

The world is highly unequal. So what are global wealth inequality and income inequality? Explore these key terms and more.

An equal future is possible only if we work in partnership. With your support—and that of more than 2,300 local organizations and international allies—Oxfam reaches tens of millions of people in more ...

Time to Care Unpaid and underpaid care work and the global inequality crisis This report outlines how global inequality is shockingly entrenched and vast, with the number of billionaires having ...

A state of fear: Human rights abuses in North Carolina's tobacco industry America’s migrant farm workers toil for sub-poverty wages under some of the most dangerous working conditions in the nation.

Inequality, Made in America How Corporate America is Fueling our Inequality Crisis For decades, the largest US corporations have been driving the inequality crisis, actively concentrating power and ...

Here's what you need to know about what’s going on in Sudan and South Sudan, and the difference between the two countries.

Annual report 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.

New research reveals that nearly a third of all workers in the US earn under $15 an hour. But women and people of color do much more than their fair share of low-wage jobs.