Stories shared. Hands raised. Music that refuses to be ignored. Our ‘(No More) Radio Silence’ song is out now! As humanitarian crises continue to be overlooked, four artists, from some of the world's most devastating conflict zones have come together to create the track. Join us: bit.ly/3ToN5Mh

Together, we’re loudest in our unity. As humanitarian crises in Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Palestine and Yemen continue to be overlooked, four artists have come together to create the track: ‘(No More) Radio Silence’. 📢 Join us, turn up, tune in, speak out: bit.ly/3ToN5Mh

Since two huge earthquakes struck Venezuela, Oxfam's partners on the ground have been working hard to ensure people get what they need. You can help. Donate to the DEC Venezuela Earthquake Appeal now: bit.ly/4gM2HTM

Music has the power to carry stories further than headlines ever can. Artist Espoir Dekin features on our upcoming music track ‘(No More) Radio Silence’. 🎶  It's time to turn up the volume on the stories that matter. 📢  Release date: 9th July. STAY TUNED.   #NoMoreRadioSilence

Music track release date: 9th July. STAY TUNED. Our track ‘(No More) Radio Silence’ brings together artists connected to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Sudan and Palestine in a powerful act of solidarity. 📢 Join us in turning up the volume on the world's hidden crises. #NoMoreRadioSilence

Venezuela earthquake response update ⬆️ Since the earthquakes, Oxfam's partners on the ground have been working hard to ensure people get what they really need. You can help. Donate to the DEC Venezuela Earthquake Appeal now: bit.ly/4gM2HTM

Reminder: there's enough wealth to build a just world. There's money out there. But it's in the hands of the extremely wealthy, high-polluting mega rich. We loved the original message (IG: @angela_nikolau @beerkus) here's a next step if you're in search of change: sign now! ➡️ bit.ly/3NVhYps

Since 2 earthquakes struck Venezuela, at least 1,450 people have died, and over 50,000 people are missing. Thousands of rescuers are working hard to save lives, but we need to coordinate and respond rapidly. Oxfam is joining the DEC to launch an urgent appeal for funds. Please donate: bit.ly/4gM2HTM

Two powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela las week. At least 1,450 people have died, and 50,000 are missing. Our partners on the ground are working hard to determine what people most urgently need. Please donate: bit.ly/4xRiGWT

Two powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela, seconds apart. At least 235 people have died, and 4,300 people have been injured. Our partners on the ground are working hard to determine what people most urgently need. Please donate: bit.ly/4xRiGWT

Our thoughts are with the people of Venezuela after devastating earthquakes hit the west of the capital Caracus, at magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5.

As the UK faces another extreme heatwave, Oxfam says that urgent action is needed to cut emissions, strengthen resilience and ensure that those most responsible for the climate crisis contribute fairly to solutions. www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-...

Hope lies in building a society that is kinder and more united, both within our borders and beyond them, so everyone has the power to thrive, not just survive. Read more➡️ www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-...

Keir Starmer's resignation must open door to leadership that stands for human rights, justice and solidarity - at home and around the world: www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-...

Oxfam’s Global Humanitarian Policy Lead Bushra Khalidi, a Palestinian mother from Jerusalem living in the West Bank, addressed the United Nations Security Council in New York, warning that the ceasefire in Gaza is failing and urging member states to uphold their obligations.

“History will remember whether this Council acted with urgency, courage and humanity. History will judge. But people in #Gaza can't wait for some future reckoning.” @oxfaminternational.bsky.social's Bushra Khalidi addressed the UN Security Council today. www.oxfam.org/en/press-rel...

Kindness is far more common than the headlines would have us believe. This Refugee Week, Oxfam shops across the UK are displaying a simple message of welcome in our communities. If you're passing by an Oxfam shop this week, pop in and take a look. 💚

Oxfam's Arie David speaks to Voices Radio about the (No More) Radio Silence campaign, bringing attention to hidden humanitarian crises from around the world.

What you need to know about the growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)☝ This outbreak shows that cuts to humanitarian aid have real consequences for people and has left health services struggling to cope.

"Water – the absolute first line of defence in any public health emergency – is simply not available. Clean water costs $2 (£1.50) for 20 litres. For most families here, that is far beyond what they can afford." - Oxfam's Manel Rebordosa news.sky.com/story/ebola-...

Only one in five health facilities in Ituri, one of the epicentres of the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, has access to enough clean water, according to new Oxfam field data. Funding cuts and shortages of essential supplies are hampering the response. www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-...

Oxfam’s humanitarian lead in the DRC, Robert Petron Messe, spoke to Sky this morning about how the aid cuts have affected the response to the Ebola outbreak in the country.

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For over 15 years, Oxfam has proudly supported Refugee Week alongside our partners at @counterpoints.org.uk. This year's theme, Courage, celebrates the strength and resilience of people seeking safety and the communities working to ensure everyone feels welcome.

"It's an idea that's time has come." Oxfam's Max Lawson discusses wealth taxes on @lbc.co.uk

🏆 Congratulations to Oxfam Leamington Spa Books & Music, recognised as Oxfam's Shop Team of the Year 2026! 💬 "Winning this award tells me that all our volunteers are very special." - Sarah, Shop Manager Congratulations to Sarah, Greg and the whole team 💚 #FoundInOxfam

"A trillionaire is not a sign of a healthy economy - it is a sign that extraordinary wealth and power are being concentrated in the hands of a tiny few while millions of people struggle to afford the basics." Britain says no to trillionaires as Musk becomes the world's first! 👉 bit.ly/4oouiMF

🚨 BREAKING: More Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli military and settlers across the occupied West Bank in the last three years than in the previous 17 years combined. Read our full analysis here: bit.ly/4xsMTvi

After two years, our colleagues remain in detention. Their families continue to wait, and their children are growing up in their absence. Oxfam Yemen calls for the immediate and unconditional release of our colleagues and all detained humanitarian workers in Yemen.

Marwan Issa, Oxfam Policy Adviser in Lebanon, spoke to the BBC World Service about the situation in Lebanon and the huge level of displacement.

Take a glimpse from our recent Palestine Solidarity Dinner where we came together for shared conversations in solidarity with Palestinians calling for peace, justice and accountability.  Now is the time to fight for a fair and just future, join the RED LINE FOR PALESTINE ➡️ bit.ly/JoinTheRedLine

Fighting for a fairer world means fighting for LGBTQIA+ rights, safety, and autonomy. 📢 Speak up and share the message that you connect with most. As LGBTQIA+ rights are being rolled back everywhere - solidarity without exception is more important than ever. #Pride #Equality #LGBTQIA #Solidarity

Oxfam’s Humanitarian Lead in the DRC, Robert Petron Messe, told Sky News that the situation with the Ebola outbreak is alarming, but it’s still at a stage where decisive action can prevent a bigger crisis.

💚 A punk drummer. A compulsive sorter. A community champion.💚 Different stories. Shared purpose. This Volunteers' Week, we're celebrating the incredible volunteers behind Oxfam Retail and the part they play in building a fairer, more equal world. Thank you. 💚

Oxfam Country Director in the DRC, Dr Manenji Mangundu told Sky News that the number of people infected with Ebola is much bigger than the reported cases. There is fighting and displacement in some areas which further contribute to the spread of the disease. Oxfam is working on the ground.

Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Listen to an update from our staff member. This crisis is unfolding at a time when resources are critically low due to aid cuts. Support our work by donating: bit.ly/DRC_Appeal

Hi, my name is Elham, and I'm a Program Officer for Oxfam in Bangladesh 👋 Keep watching this video to see how Oxfam and Partners in Bangladesh, with support from Australian Aid, transformed an unusable pond into a space for people to grow vegetables and carry out domestic chores and composting 💚

This win belongs to every frontline community that refused to be silenced and every Pacific youth who charged the way. This week, the UN agreed and strengthened global momentum for climate justice! The fight continues. But this win is for people & planet. #MakeRichPollutersPay #icjao

Meet Richard 👋 He’s a multidisciplinary artist and volunteer at Oxfam Bloomsbury who has been using his skills to create wonderfully whimsical shop window displays. His latest work celebrates Oxfam Bloomsbury’s 20th anniversary. Swipe to see his more of his illustrations ➡️ #SupporterOfTheWeek

"It's extremely difficult… we don't see the same level of support from governments." Magnus Corfixen, Humanitarian Lead at Oxfam GB, on BBC World Service, speaking about the impact of aid cuts on communities, including in DRC where Oxfam is responding to the Ebola outbreak.

“Reducing aid is a political choice, and one that risks turning our backs from communities already living with the consequences of issues they did little to cause.” READ Richard Hawkes Oxfam GB CEO in the Independent: independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/uk-aid-global-partnerships-funding-b2979708

“We need to rethink how development is financed and delivered. This means radically reforming the global development system.” Oxfam GB CEO Richard Hawkes shares his thoughts on the future of development in the @the-independent.com www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

“When the funding was reduced, the resources shrank a lot, and this put people at high risk not only for Ebola but also cholera and mpox. It’s an emergency full of emergencies,” Oxfam’s DRC Country Director told Sky News speaking about the Ebola outbreak in the country.

The World Health Organization has declared a public health emergency of international concern in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Oxfam and our partners are mounting an emergency response, providing clean water, sanitation & health awareness. Support our work by donating today: bit.ly/DRC_Appeal

🇨🇩 Aid cuts left the #DRC blind to Ebola. More than 400 cases and 89 deaths have already been confirmed. We are already preparing an emergency response, but urgent funding is needed to save more lives. ➡ africa.oxfam.org/latest/press... @newsfromoxfam.bsky.social

“Oxfam and its partners are mounting an emergency response in Ituri, providing clean water, sanitation and health awareness to affected communities. But this crisis is arriving at a moment of critically depleted humanitarian funding,” Dr. Manenji Mangundu, Oxfam in DRC oxfam.org.uk/mc/mbjsd6/

A regular donor popped into Oxfam Romsey with boxes of books – including a leather-bound volume from 1606 📚 It's written in Latin, but the title translates to “The Odes or Songs of Quintus Horatius Flaccus” and is dedicated to “the Most Illustrious Lord Henry, Prince of Great Britain” 👑

The Gaza Playbook, published today by Oxfam, outlines how Israeli military tactics throughout its genocide in Gaza are now being rolled out in Lebanon with the same impunity. www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-...

Oxfam Castle Street is a Shop of Sanctuary and welcome space for asylum seekers and refugees 💛 Watch how Shop Manager, Phil, has helped create a place for communities to come together as one. Look out for more stories of hope this week as part of the #Millionactsofhope campaign!