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Sara L.M. Golden
Fair Value Chains Advisor, Oxfam
Sara L.M. Golden is a Fair Value Chains Advisor at Oxfam Novib, focusing on human rights, standards, and multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs).1 She has been in this role since April 2021, based in The Hague, Netherlands.1 Golden is an experienced advisor, community organizer, and policy analyst with a background in corporate, public, labor, non-profit, and NGO sectors.1
Her areas of interest include:
- Human rights of women in global value chains
- Aquaculture and seafood social sustainability
- Labor rights and international trade law
- Technology for supply chain transparency
- Anti-racism and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)1
Golden holds a Master of Arts in International Law and Economics from The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).1 She has previously worked for organizations such as Flexport, New America, and Good World Solutions.1
At Oxfam Novib, Golden is involved in the FAIR for ALL program, which aims to contribute to a world where global value chains prioritize people and the planet over profit.2 She has also represented Oxfam at events such as the Seafood Expo Global, promoting the concept of "seafood that benefits all".3
Golden is active on LinkedIn, sharing insights and updates related to responsible business practices, fair value chains, and human rights in global trade.4
Highlights
“The Indonesia Seafarers Gathering Forum (FOPSI) has been pushing for wifi internet access through a campaign launched in 2022 with the Global Labor Justice- @IRLF The campaign is demanding mandatory secure wifi internet access be provided on all deep-sea fishing vessels, which would allow migrant fishers to communicate with their family members and unions, or be able to report any abuses in real time.” #WifiNOWforFishersRights
"The Responsible Business Forum created a haven to explore economic models that go beyond sustainability and inclusion and instead focus on being regenerative and fair. In addition to steward ownership, we explored solutions offered by cooperatives, open source knowledge and tools, or circular economic practices. After two days of panels, workshops and discussions, we challenged the impact entrepreneurs to search for new ways to redistribute their own resources towards social impact and ecologically regenerative practices." Read the blog by Lucie Blum to learn more! https://lnkd.in/evaM4s-Z #OxfamRBF23 Fiona Jarden
