Politics of Poverty
Poverty is a policy choice. Ideas and analysis from Oxfam America's policy experts.
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Indigenous leaders call on companies to respect their right to say “no” to mining
By Emily Greenspan | April 22, 2024
“We are with you! Congratulations for your worthy fight,” reads the banner. By appealing to the courts for a proper consent process, Xinka activists in Guatemala halted operations of a silver mine. Now,...
Nothing New Under the Sun: Southern Black Women & the Fight for the Soul of Climate Change
By Dãnia Davy | April 22, 2024
Roishetta Ozane, director of The Vessel Project of Louisiana, speaks to visitors at the Industrial Girls Softball Complex. Thanks to the petrochemical refineries that surround it, the air at the complex is se...
Leaving Puerto Rico—in good hands
By Maria Conception Diaz | April 1, 2024
Adi Martínez Román (left), who is now co-director of Right to Democracy, and Amaris Torres Rivera, executive director of Fundación Fondo de Acceso a la Justicia, shown mapping their interventions ac...
Celebrating women’s herstory
By Melanie L. Campbell | March 28, 2024
Black women leaders from the business and nonprofit worlds at the 12th Annual Women of Power National Summit in 2023 (from left, Cheryl Dorsey, Michelle DuBois, Melanie L. Campbell, Theresa G. Kenned...
Calling all investors: Time to let go of shareholder primacy
By Irit Tamir | Posted March 11, 2024
The Fearless Girl (sculpture by Kristen Visbal) faces down Wall Street's Charging Bull. The recent corporate attacks on shareholders require that a wide range of stakeholders join forces to hold compan...
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