Nov 15, 2024 · Annual Report 2024 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. In this report, you will learn more about our impact together. The stories that are included demonstrate how Oxfam, with help from our donors, has worked to protect lives and influence systemic ...

The world grows enough food to feed everyone, yet as many as 757 million people went hungry in 2023. Conflict and climate change are now pushing more people into poverty and food insecurity. You can find out more below about the definition of food insecurity, its causes and effects, and what we can do to improve global food security.

Oxfam is a global organization that fights inequality to end poverty and injustice. Let’s build a more equal future—together.

Oxfam is a global organization that fights inequality to end poverty and injustice. Join us and let’s build a more equal future—together.

Mar 21, 2022 · Safe water, sanitation, and hygiene save lives during emergencies and in the long-term struggle against poverty.

Nov 1, 2024 · The world is highly unequal. So what are global wealth inequality and income inequality? Explore these key terms and more.

Jan 10, 2025 · Asia (name changed) washing her hand at an Oxfam supported WASH facility at the transit center in Renk. Photo: Peter Caton/Oxfam Your support helped Oxfam make an impact on people’s lives around the world. 2024 was a year of unparalleled humanitarian crises. At top of mind are the conflicts ...

Jul 9, 2024 · The Crisis of Low Wages: Who earns less than $17 an hour in the U.S. in 2024? According to new data from Oxfam, there are more than 39 million low wage workers in the United States, defined here as any worker earning less than $17 an hour. This translates to 23 percent of the US workforce, or nearly one in four workers in the US. This new research includes a full demographic picture of low ...

Explore our maps below to better understand how creating a universal minimum wage and raising it to $17 per hour would benefit more than 39 million workers–23 percent of the workforce.

Photo: Aurelie Marrier D'Unienville /Oxfam We believe in equality. That’s it. Plain and simple. Not the everyone-gets-the-same-slice-of-pie kind of equal, but the let’s-share-the-recipe-so-there’s-enough-for-everyone kind of equal. We want: Equal treatment free from discrimination Equal rights under the law Equal opportunities to build a life and thrive For everyone. For far …