Campaigns News
Duncan Green considers the differences, and success, of the Make Poverty History and Stop Climate Chaos campaigns.
Last year Oxfam supporters called on the government to support free health care intiatives in developing countries. See what difference this has made to people in Sierra Leone.
Throughout the summer, across the North West, football fans have been calling on the government to stick to their aid commitments.
A powerful film showing the impact that HIV and AIDS treatments can have in just a few weeks.
In Filingué, the green land disguises the fact that the West Africa food crisis is at its peak, affecting about half the population.
As the blockade of Gaza enters its fourth year, young Palestinians face a bleak future. Opportunities for young people remain in short supply – leading to anger, frustration and dwindling hopes among Gaza's youth.
Find out what inspires one Oxfam worker and what issues people in supporter relations deal with day to day.
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...
