The chip company's history-making move risks amplifying an unequal economic system, says Oxfam America’s Senior Researcher.

In Somalia, pastoralists are struggling to find ways to keep their animals and crops alive after droughts have severely limited water supply. Abdiaziz Adani / Oxfam Famine is preventable, but millions ...

In response to the Trump administration's sanctions on the International Criminal Court, Abby Maxman, President & CEO of Oxfam America, said: “The US government’s sanctions against the International ...

State’s Chaotic Rollout Foreshadows Risks as Nationwide Deadline Draws Near For details and further accounts by Medicaid recipients and staff, please see the accompanying issue brief, "Impacts of the ...

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law. In addition to containing tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefit high-income households and corporations, the ...

Joel Chester Pagulayan, or Cheng (siya/they/he), is Oxfam Pilipinas’ climate justice portfolio manager and has been active in the climate and justice space in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. A ...

Extreme wealth concentration is not inevitable. Here are four practical ways to reduce it. Extreme wealth concentration can feel too entrenched to change. In the United States, fortunes at the top ...

Reacting to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis for Somalia, which shows 5.4 million people are projected to face acute hunger, including 26,000 at risk of famine in in ...