Politics of Poverty
Ideas and analysis from Oxfam America's policy experts
Politics of Poverty
When the United States lost USAID, it also lost its vision for locally led, people-centered foreign assistance
Beyond funding cuts, the loss of USAID weakened U.S. leadership on advancing people-centered aid and shifting power to local actors.
Politics of Poverty
From Oregon to Minnesota, human rights defenders are under attack
Attacks on activists, journalists, and others defending human rights place the United States within a global trend of repression. Can we move from a sense of American exceptionalism to solidarity?
Politics of Poverty
Launching the Localization (R)evolution
Launching the Localization (R)evolution — a blog series spotlighting localization as a matter of power, rights, and accountability at the heart of meaningful transformation.