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A global movement of people who won't live with poverty. šŸ¤ššŸæšŸ¤ššŸ½šŸ¤ššŸ» 🧔 For more Oxfam shop content follow: @oxfamshops

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The public picked unity over division. Time for politicians to follow suit. At the root of the riots are a quadruple of evils: racism, poverty, inequality and the demonisation of migrants. It is essential that our government work to eradicate the riots at the roots. There is no them, just us. 09 Aug 2024 The war in Iran and the wider region is shattering lives and putting communities at risk - all while damaging the climate and causing the cost of energy to soar. This can’t go on any longer. Ā  Hundreds of people have been injured and thousands are being forced to flee their homes, with many seeking safety in collective shelters. The UK must stand firmly on the side of humanity. Ā  SHARE this post to demand the UK Government @10downingstreet and wider international community, do everything in their power to end this unlawful war, protect civilians, uphold international law, and pursue peace. 01 Jan 1970 Together, we’re loudest in our unity. As humanitarian crises in Sudan and South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Palestine and Yemen continue to be overlooked and unheard, four artists, from some of the world’s most devastating conflict zones have come together with producer Kensaye Russell and Oxfam to create the track ā€˜(No More) Radio Silence’. South Sudanese rapper ā€˜The Wan’, Congolese-born musician Espoir Dekin, Palestinian artist Maysa Daw and Palestinian composer and oud player Saied Silbak. šŸ“¢ Join The People’s Frequency! A movement of people who are turning up, tuning in and speaking out about the world’s hidden crises. Link in bio! 15 Aug 2026 As this year's olive harvest in Palestine continues, we are calling on leaders around the world to ensure that Palestinians are protected. Last year saw nearly 3 attacks a day, and now with attacks by state-backed settlers at a record high, action and protection are needed now. And it's not just about the violence. Israeli military restrictions, checkpoints and road blocks also prevent farmers from reaching their groves. The UK must take concrete action to pressure the Israeli authorities to stop the violence, protect Palestinian communities and ensure farmers can safely access their land. We won’t stop demanding a fair and just future for Palestine. Add your name to join the Red Line for Palestine campaign, link in bio. #OliveHarvest #WestBank #Palestine 07 Nov 2026 Have you seen the Sourced by Oxfam range recently? šŸ’ššŸŽ„We’ve launched new lines for Christmas as we continue to work with partners that align with our wider mission to support communities around the globe. Swipe right to see some of the unique gifts lovingly created by artisans in different regions of the world and how the work they do contributes to their livelihood. All available in selected Oxfam shops and Oxfam online. #sourcedbyoxfam #oxfamshops #christmas I WAS A SARI ā™»ļø Based in Mumbai, @i_was_a_sari is a circular fashion label that believes in beauty with purpose and empowers its female artisans with financial independence. Today, about 70 female artisans from disadvantaged communities are now part of the ā€˜I was a Sari team’, each one creating beautiful items like these vibrant hair scrunchies made from preloved sari material. šŸ’š CRC EXPORTS ✨ Fair Trade Group CRC creates sustainable employment for disadvantaged artisans across India. These beautiful, recycled sari headbands are the result of a team of artisans supported with employment, education and medical care in return for their creations and helping them to become self-sufficient. 🧶 HATALE šŸŽ„šŸ©· Hatale employs nearly 300 artisans from economically disadvantaged communities in Kathmandu, Nepal offering them safe working conditions, a fair wage and a yearly bonus for their children’s ongoing education. Lately, the artisans have been using a needle and wool technique to handcraft part of the new @officialbagpuss line like this adorable Christmas decoration. 🩷 ASPIRATION 🧔 Aspiration is the Fair Trade Group behind these positive wall hangings emblazoned with words to live by such as ā€˜Hope’, ā€˜Joy and ā€˜Peace’. Based in Delhi, they assist skilled and semi-skilled artisans living in poverty by ensuring they have access to financial loans, education, development and materials needed so they can thrive. 05 Nov 2026 Let’s get straight to the point. When disaster strikes, the people who did the least to cause the climate crisis are often left paying the highest price. Communities can spend years in debt trying to rebuild, while wealthy investors find new opportunities to profit. There’s nothing natural about that arrangement. Decisions about who pays, who gets help and whose wealth stays protected are decisions people make. Authors of our recent Disaster Divide report explain how we can make different choices — and make rich polluters pay. Join the campaign with us to #MakeRichPollutersPay Link in our bio šŸ’š #DisasterDivide #ClimateJustice 04 Nov 2026 Our shops are about more than just income… they bring people together and support communities to do amazing things šŸ’š Find your nearest shop to get involved today. 02 Nov 2026 Some horror stories keep going long after the storm has passed. Imagine surviving a disaster, then discovering that rebuilding your life means deeper debt, fewer public services or losing the land you called home. Meanwhile, people whose investments helped fuel the crisis have found another way to profit. This Halloween, we’re asking who benefits from keeping things this frightening. Governments can protect communities from profiteering, keep essential services public and make rich polluters pay for recovery. People built this system. Together, we can change it. Join us to demand we #MakeRichPollutersPay. Sign the petition via the link in bio. #DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay #ClimateJustice 31 Oct 2026 We asked our staff what keeps them motivated to fight for change… Swipe to discover the people and projects inspire Maxwell Osasere Osarenkhoe and his work for Oxfam Nigeria āž”ļø This Black History Month, Maxwell honours the work of partners and communities across Nigeria and discusses the crises, communities and perspectives people should pay more attention to. Read Maxwell’s blog via the link in bio šŸ”—@oxfamgb 30 Oct 2026 A flood doesn’t decide who has insurance. It doesn’t decide who has savings or somewhere safe to go. Those differences are already there before the water arrives. Deaths from flooding are seven times higher in more unequal countries, according to research highlighted in Oxfam’s Disaster Divide report. Same storm. Different disaster. Everyone deserves protection and the chance to rebuild. Governments must fund public protection and #MakeRichPollutersPay Join us to demand action via the link in bio. #DisasterDivide #ClimateJustice 29 Oct 2026 Rare first-edition copy of Chinua Achebe’s novel ā€˜Things Fall Apart’ found in an Oxfam bookshop in Balham! šŸ“š ā€˜Things Fall Apart’ follows Okonkwo, a great Igbo warrior, as his community is occupied by colonial governors and missionaries. Achebe’s stark reminder of the devastating consequences of colonialism is widely considered one of the greatest pieces of African literature of all time, and continues to inspire authors around the world today. This incredible rare edition of Achebe’s landmark novel is still available on Oxfam’s online shop. Visit onlineshop.oxfam.org.uk to learn more about this book and browse our collection of second hand books by Black authors.🧔 #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM 29 Oct 2026 Today’s Budget falls short of promise to build a fairer economy. The Government’s steps towards a fairer tax system are welcome, but more must be done to ensure the super-rich pay their fair share and help build an economy that works for everyone. ā€œBuilding a fairer future means tackling poverty and investing in public services at home without short changing communities facing climate devastation and humanitarian crises, or underfunding commitments to advance gender justice globally." ā€œMeaningful progress on global tax justice is essential. Inequality is a political choice and so are the solutions.ā€ Jean McLean, Oxfam’s Chief Influencing Officer. It’s time to tax the super-rich. Demand a Wealth Tax today, add your name via the link in bio. 28 Oct 2026

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