Oxfam’s new report, ‘The Inequality Virus’, reveals that the wealth of the ten richest men has increased by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began

The coronavirus crisis has exposed our collective frailty and the inability of our deeply unequal economy to work for all. Yet it has also shown us the vital importance of government action to protect our health and livelihoods, and to create a more equal and sustainable world. 

Governments around the world have a small and shrinking window of opportunity to create a just economy after Covid-19. One that is more equal, inclusive, that protects the planet, and ends poverty. One that benefits everyone, not just the privileged few. Here are five key actions to build towards that better future.

People around the world have been adapting to change since time immemorial, but there is a cost attached to it.

This year's festive period is like no other. The Covid-19 pandemic and its economic fallout have impacted all of us, some far more than others. Here are some stories showing how vulnerable people around the world are celebrating. The holidays have united them in their hope for a better future, despite all the hardship.

The climate crisis can feel overwhelming, and it’s difficult to know how to make a difference, especially in the midst of a pandemic. Our quiz will inspire you to take action in a way that suits your interests and skills. Ready to discover your role in the movement? Let’s begin!

This briefing aims to share the insights Oxfam gained from interviews conducted with 26 experts on the subject of what works for women to represent themselves effectively. It outlines practical steps that companies can take to enable women to be heard in the workplace and fulfil their potential.

The coronavirus pandemic saw people in Europe band together, regardless of where they were born, to pull through this difficult time.

While women in civil society often lead the way in preventing and bringing an end to violence, they are not included meaningfully in peace and security decision-making, even at the UN Security Council – the guardian of the Women, Peace and Security agenda.