Campaigns News
Just yesterday we had the chance to share our climate change art with the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, in his home town of Eastleigh.
Artopia - Oxfam campaigners using art to tackle climate change.
Julia Gilbert meets one of the women who has benefited from one of Oxfam's community canteens in Haiti.
A strong, robust, and legally binding Arms Trade Treaty is vital as negotiations begin in New York.
What could be more fabulous than making a world changing Big Promise while eating a society changing Big Lunch?
Al Kinley headed to Glastonbury this summer to rally support for Oxfam's climate change campaign. Here's how he got on...
Ending user fees for children under five has made a massive difference in Sierra Leone.
As the DRC celebrates 50 years of independence, now is the time for government action to end the human suffering.
One of our volunteer activists talks about his experience campaigning at the Isle of Wight Festival to demand a fair deal for those most vulnerable to climate change.
England may be out of the World Cup but campaigners are still out and about around the UK spreading the Don't Drop the Ball on Aid message.
The G20 has been and gone - are we any closer to getting a Robin Hood Tax
Yesterday, on the hottest day of the year, citizens of Southampton took part in Oxfam's Don't Drop the Ball on Aid campaign.
Following recent international pressure the blockade of Gaza has been eased. However, this doesn’t go far enough.
The Fair Play for Africa campaign has just had a great even in Umlazi township.
What Oxfam is campaigning for during the Toronto G8/G20 Summits – and how you can get involved.
