Correspondence and papers of Justin Forsyth, Policy Advisor, Public Affairs Unit, later Public Policy Department, regarding the 'Free Front Line Africa', 'Don't Forget Africa' and 'Africa - Make or Break' campaigns, 1989-1993, and related policy work
MS. Oxfam PRG/8/3/2/1
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Correspondence and papers of Justin Forsyth, Policy Advisor, Public Affairs Unit, later Public Policy Department, regarding the 'Free Front Line Africa', 'Don't Forget Africa' and 'Africa - Make or Break' campaigns, 1989-1993, and related policy work
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam PRG/8/3/2/1
Summary
Comprises:
'Namibia – Commonwealth': correspondence with the Commonwealth Secretariat regarding southern Africa and the publication by Oxfam of Front Line Africa: The Right to a Future as part of its 'Free Front Line Africa' campaign, Oct 1989-Apr 1990
'F[ront] L[ine] A[frica] Campaigning, Letter Writing to M.P.s / M.E.P.s', Apr-Nov 1990
'D[on't] F[orget] A[frica] – Strategies': papers relating to lobbying and campaigning strategy, Feb-May 1991
correspondence and papers regarding advocacy in relation to Oxfam's 'Africa – Make or Break' campaign, Jan-Jun 1993
Date
Oct 1989-Jun 1993
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (4 folders)
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Collection contents
Records of Oxfam programme policy, management and administration
Papers of the Policy Department and its predecessors relating to programme policy
Correspondence of the Policy Director and her / his predecessors and staff
Correspondence relating to Oxfam campaigns and related papers
Correspondence and papers of Justin Forsyth, Policy Advisor, Public Affairs Unit, later Public Policy Department, regarding the 'Free Front Line Africa', 'Don't Forget Africa' and 'Africa - Make or Break' campaigns, 1989-1993, and related policy work
