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We’re fighting global inequality to end poverty & injustice, so that everyone can thrive, not just survive. Demand an equal future with us.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialLatina women who work full time, year-round, and part time earn only 53 cents for every $1 earned by a white male.
This #LatinaEqualPayDay and every day, we recognize our power to fight for a more just future where every woman is paid fairly and able to achieve economic security.
@rebeccariddell.bsky.socialReposted by @oxfamamerica.bsky.social“Corporations reinvented the ripoff right under our noses, and we’re all paying the price.”
@lindsayowens.bsky.social's new book, Gouged, is a must-read. It exposes corporate tricks but also shows how we can fight back.
Check out Lindsay's interview with Jon Stewart www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM_j...
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialOnce again our tax code allows billionaires and corporations to dodge millions and even billions in taxes.
It’s time to #TaxTheRich and invest in an economy that benefits the majority, not just billionaires and trillionaires. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/t...
@oxfamamerica.bsky.social“According to Oxfam and other researchers, we are living in a world where the top 1% owns more wealth than the bottom 95% of humanity.”
Before the UN General Assembly, @sanders.senate.gov spoke out on the dangers of oligarchy and its acceleration.
Oxfam calls on leaders to #TaxtheSuperRich.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialAround the world, Oxfam is putting hope into action to create a more equal future.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialCan you guess where your state ranks for workers rights? Camryn Cobb, Oxfam’s Racial Justice & Decoloniality Advisor, breaks down the best and the worst states for workers from Oxfam’s annual Best States to Work Index.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialThe Trump administration is working to cut global health funding, cuts that would target programs that combat the spread of deadly diseases like Ebola.
Yet again this administration is working hard to decimate lifesaving programs that keep us all safe.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialOxfam has launched an emergency response following the flash flood in Nepal, where hundreds have been killed and hundreds more are still missing.
With community partners we are working to deliver lifesaving assistance to families in Nepal. How you can help ➡️
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@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialWe must continue to urge leaders to reinvest in lifesaving aid, before more lives are lost.
Add your name below and tell U.S. leaders to continue reinvesting in humanitarian aid.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialThe current Ebola outbreak in the DRC has now killed over 2,300 people, making it the deadliest outbreak in the nation's history. Oxfam and partners continue to respond in affected communities, but this crisis is deepening amid cruel aid cuts and ongoing conflict.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.social#WorldHumanitarianDay is a moment to recognize the dedication commitment and sacrifice of humanitarians around the world. Our work responding to crises around the world is made possible by them and their dedication to a more equal future. Humanitarian workers must be protected.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.social“Sanitation is a chain, and all the chain has been devastated,” said Roba Daour Ziara, a public health officer at Oxfam in Gaza.
The ceasefire is failing and world leaders must act now. Palestinians deserve safety, dignity, and the chance to rebuild.
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@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialHumanitarian responders, including Oxfam partners, are working to gather information about casualties and infrastructure damage and assess the needs of impacted people. Giving to our 24/7 Fund will go directly toward our emergency work, present and future. 3/3
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialCrises like this earthquake are deadly for communities already struggling under the forces of inequality. 2/3
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialOn Monday morning, a powerful earthquake hit the west coast of Colombia. Oxfam works in Colombia, alongside partners including in Chocó, to respond to emergencies, support people fleeing crisis in Venezuela, defend human rights, and fight violence against women. 1/3
@abbymaxman.bsky.socialReposted by @oxfamamerica.bsky.socialI returned to Syria and saw something remarkable: women are leading the country's recovery.
From rebuilding livelihoods to supporting communities, their resilience is shaping Syria's future.
I wrote about the women I met and the lessons they left with me: www.moretoherstory.com/stories/syri...
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialLast week, Abby Maxman, President & CEO of Oxfam America shared at the Gen Z Food & Hunger Summit how building an economy that works for all can reduce inequality.
@oxfamamerica.bsky.social"No one wants to leave their home.”
Oxfam America CEO Abby Maxman speaks with NPR’s All Things Considered about her recent visit to Lebanon meeting with displaced communities amid ongoing war in the region.
Listen now: www.npr.org/2026/07/19/n...
@abbymaxman.bsky.socialReposted by @oxfamamerica.bsky.socialI just returned from Syria and Lebanon. It's hard to find words to describe what I saw and heard from communities rebuilding their lives amid conflict, displacement, and uncertainty. But one thing is clear: the headlines do not capture the reality that people live every day. 🧵
@oxfamamerica.bsky.socialAs billions around the world tune in to the biggest soccer tournament in history, Palestinians are #StillPlaying, even as Israeli strikes have killed and displaced players and reduced soccer fields to rubble and tent camps in Gaza. #WorldCup2026
