Justino Simon is a project coordinator with one of our partner organisations, the Christian Council of Mozambique Inhambane. We travelled to Mozambique to learn more about how Justino is helping communities in Inhambane province increase crop yields, improve nutrition and work toward a brighter future.
“A picture is worth a thousand words.” Never has this old saying been more apt, as digital technologies enable us to tell stories in new and powerful ways. Recently, Oxfam Australia – in partnership with the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO), the Victorian Department of Health, and a number of Victorian mainstream and […]
Oxfam’s new food justice campaign launches at the Wheeler Centre, Melbourne at 11am on 1 June, 2011. Tune in online to take part in the conversation!
Why is Oxfam calling for Australia to take action to tackle climate change? I'll tell you why!
In the week of 28 May to 5 June, people around the country will be taking action to say “yes” to action on climate change, yes to a price on pollution and a clean energy future. Will you be part of this historic moment when Australia chooses to embrace a cleaner and healthier future?
The Leaders of the top eight economies in the world are coming to the G8 Summit in Deauville, France this year with a lot of explaining to do.
As part of Fairtrade Fortnight 2011, Bob Roberts from FTAANZ interviewed Cecilia Granadino, Executive Director of MINKA Fair Trade in Peru, about the impact of fairtrade on her community.
To reduce pollution and embrace a cleaner and healthier future, Australia urgently needs to put a price on pollution. Join the campaign to say Yes to a price on carbon.
As part of Fairtrade Fortnight, Oxfam's Clancy Moore sat down with Senarath Yatigammana, Deputy General Manager of Bio Foods in Sri Lanka, to talk about the impact of fairtrade on his community.
Celebrity chef Kylie Kwong visits Vietnam to meet the fair trade artisans producing the gorgeous tableware range she is designing for Oxfam Shop. Joining Kylie in Hanoi was Oxfam's Raina Hunter.
