Aid and Hope is an organisation working with women who are suffering from cancer in Gaza. Oxfam’s new Women’s Rights Fund has been supporting them. […] More
Torin, a passionate Oxfam campaigner describes what it’s like to volunteer with Oxfam at festivals and how climate justice is deeply connected to poverty. If […] More
Racism, environmental destruction and big corporations are all linked. This is the story the British Establishment doesn’t want you to know about. Presenter: Mya-Rose Craig […] More
The biggest ever investigation into household plastic has revealed that UK households throw away almost 100 BILLION pieces of plastic a year & only 12% […] More
Thousands of Oxfam supporters across the UK signed our G7 petition. We took your names to Number 10, to demand our leaders take urgent action. […] More
Football Welcomes is a project which celebrates players with a refugee background & this year, the incredible Afghan Women’s National Development Squad took on the […] More
Sign the petition to help bring him home: https://amnesty.org.uk/FreeMorad “My Dad always taught me to live a full life – but…his life is being taken […] More
During Pride Month, Oxfam is celebrating the achievements of LGBTQIA+ colleagues, partners and friends worldwide – as well as recognising and speaking out against the […] More
Stand with Elizabeth for climate justice now: https://actions.oxfam.org/great-britain/climate-justice-solidarity/petition/ This is what #LossAndDamage means to people facing #climate disaster. East Africa is right now facing a […] More
One person is likely to be dying of hunger every 48 seconds in drought-ravaged Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, according to estimates by Oxfam and Save […] More
Last night, Greenpeace activists stopped a tanker of Russian fossil fuels from docking in Essex. We took action because the government isn’t. Activists have been […] More
We’re super excited to team up with British Designer Matilda Goad, to transform living spaces with second hand homeware from Oxfam. Matilda is a keen […] More
Mareya reveals the devastating cost of the severe drought affecting Kenya’s Wajir region. Pastoralists like Mareya rely on their animals for their livelihood. East Africa […] More
Partners, donors and experts in the work carried out by Oxfam in the area of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, came together to discover and share […] More
Millions of people in East Africa are at risk of severe hunger now. You can help https://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam-in-action/current-emergencies/east-africa-food-crisis-appeal/ Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia are facing one of […] More
Join The Big Plastic Count – the UK’s biggest ever investigation into household plastic. Sign up now for your free counting pack: https://act.gp/3NjqklC source More
Join the UK’s biggest investigation into household plastic waste between 16-22 May. Taking part in The Big Plastic Count is easy – there are 3 […] More
Racist systems like apartheid aren’t relics of the past but the reality for millions of Palestinians. For International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, […] More
With innovations that make it quicker, easier and safer than ever for people to protect themselves from diseases, this new handwashing station is making a […] More
Who is really paying for the climate crisis? The world’s leading climate scientists just released the new IPCC report, focusing on Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerabilities. […] More
Oceans are life for people around the world. The exploitation of international waters from destructive activities, like industrial fishing, is having a devastating impact on […] More
Grâce Ngbaleo is a journalist, blogger, human rights defender and women’s rights activist who fights to put human rights and justice at the centre of […] More
The people in Ukraine are facing unimaginable suffering. The violence is escalating, with devastating loss of life. Please give what you can today and help […] More
People are forced to turn to dangerous people smuggling gangs when they have no other choice. In the absence of any safer options, people risk […] More
During nearly seven years of conflict, over four million people have been forced from their homes and there have been over 18,500 direct civilian casualties. […] More
Israel’s cruel policies such as forced evictions, home demolitions, and separation of families across all territories under its control amount to apartheid. We believe everyone […] More
On January 28th actor Simon Pegg premiered Greenpeace’s new short film ‘High & Dry: How UK fishermen were sold out by Brexit’. Incase you missed […] More
This is the story of what’s really happening to local fishermen in post-Brexit Britain. Last year, Greenpeace spent the summer investigating, documenting and exposing what […] More
Janna Jihad is a Palestinian who lives in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, and is one of the world’s youngest press card-carrying journalists. source More
One life every 4 seconds. #InequalityKills not by chance but by choice. These are the violent consequences of economies built by and for the richest, […] More
The way our economics is structured is an act of violence against women. Inequality Kills is Oxfam’s latest research which shows how Covid-19 has turbocharged […] More
Like many around the world, Janet has seen #Covid19 turbocharge inequalities first hand. Millions would still be alive if they had access to a vaccine—but […] More
Trek 100km across the South Downs in under 30 hours and help end poverty with every step. Organised with the Queen’s Gurkha Signals, Trailwalker is […] More
What happened in 2021? Covid-19, conflict and climate change have all played their part in devastating lives. But we saw some moments that don’t often […] More
Hilary is a retired teacher who lived and worked in Pakistan for 10 years and felt privileged to witness first hand our emergency response when […] More