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Discussion at an event to support women running for local election in Morocco, February 2015. Credit: Ellie Kealey/Oxfam

How has Oxfam’s approach to influencing evolved over the last 75 years?

Duncan Green

January 23rd, 2019 Aid, Influencing

Defending Civic Freedoms and Human Rights. Photo: © 2013 Remar Zamora, Courtesy of Photoshare.

Should companies act when civic freedoms are under attack?

Mauricio Lazala and Ana Zbona

January 21st, 2019 Active citizenship, General, Influencing, Private sector, Rights

Mauricio Lazala and Ana Zbona, from the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, discuss how companies can help support civic freedoms and human rights defenders in the countries where they …

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ActivismBusinessCivic freedomsCivil SocietyHuman rightsHuman rights defenders
Sakshi Rai speaking at the round table event: 'Towards an Asian Narrative on Tax Justice and Financial Transparency'. Credit: CBGA

Motivating people to take action: towards an Asian narrative on tax justice and financial transparency

Amy Croome

December 6th, 2018 Active citizenship, Economics, Inequality, Influencing, Tax

Amy Croome, from Oxfam GB, interviews fellow researchers, and civil society actors, on approaches, challenges, and opportunities to tax justice in Asia. For two days academics, activists and civil society …

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AsiaFinancial TransparencyFiscal justiceTax justice
Citizen activists. Women protest outside the National Constitutional Assembly for Tunisia to demand that women make up 50% of electoral lists. Amel Alariqi/Oxfam

Making change happen

Emily Gillingham

November 30th, 2018 Active citizenship, Influencing, Innovation, Participation and Leadership, Rights

Oxfam GB’s Head of Publishing, Emily Gillingham, explains why and how we developed a free, online course for changemakers, and what the early results show. “I’m hoping this course will …

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ActivismHow Change HappensOnline learning
Burberry’s factory and mill in Castleford, where cloth is woven, and skilled workers stitch the iconic gabardine trench coat. Photo: Beck Wallace

Oxfam and Burberry: Moving ‘beyond audit’ to impact

Rachel Wilshaw

November 13th, 2018 General, Influencing, Living wage, Private sector

Engaging with Burberry as a ‘critical friend’ has helped Oxfam to understand barriers and opportunities for better workers’ rights. Rachel Wilshaw describes how collaboration has enabled us to innovate and test …

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BurberryEthical tradeLiving wagePrivate sector
Oxfam Governance Program Officer facilitating good governance discussion among CSOs, parliamentarians and government officials at regional level. Credit: Oxfam.

Trust and democratic change – reflections from Myanmar

Araddhya Mehtta

September 10th, 2018 General, Governance, Influencing

What lessons can be learnt from a governance programme in Ayeyarwady, Myanmar? Araddhya Mehta reflects on the complexity of building trust in a changing political context. Building trust – vertically …

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A4EAMyanmar

Working together to protect, expand and reshape civic space

Inga Ferber

July 25th, 2018 Active citizenship, General, Governance, Influencing

Civic space is vital to defeating poverty. Inga Ferber introduces a new briefing on the importance of protecting and expanding spaces where people can raise their voices and be heard …

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Citizen's voiceCivic spaceCivil Society
Women's March London 2017. Photo credit: FollowYour Nose

Why are we marching? Challenging the ‘new normal’

Nikki van der Gaag

July 12th, 2018 Gender, Influencing

‘Truth will prevail over fake news, solidarity over autocracy, love over hatred.’ Nikki van der Gaag, explains why Oxfam is supporting the Women’s March in London tomorrow as President Trump …

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FeminismWomen's march
Members of the MST participate in a peaceful demonstration in the CAB, in front of the Government building. Photo: Rafael Martins / AGECOM

What’s the role of Oxfam in supporting social movements for change?

Thomas Dunmore Rodriguez

June 12th, 2018 Governance, Influencing, Land rights

Social movements are important actors for change around the world, yet often they don’t neatly fit into our strategies and theories of change. Thomas Dunmore Rodriguez reflects on how INGOs …

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MovementsSocial change
May day marches in La Paz, Bolivia, 2006. Credit: Renato Guimaraes/Oxfam

Findings from a meta-review of influencing initiatives

Ruth Mayne

April 20th, 2018 Active citizenship, Governance, Influencing, Real Geek, Research

Ruth Mayne shares learning from a recent meta-review of Oxfam and partners’ policy influencing, citizen’s voice and governance initiatives around the world.  NB. This blog post deals with the findings …

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Citizen's voiceEffectiveness ReviewsMeta-analysisPolicy influencing
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