Correspondence and papers of David Moore, Youth Organiser, later Deputy Education Officer, relating to Development Education and Youth projects and events

Title

Correspondence and papers of David Moore, Youth Organiser, later Deputy Education Officer, relating to Development Education and Youth projects and events

Shelfmark

MS. Oxfam DEV/4/3/2

Summary

Comprises:

'Stowe. Point Five Conference', 1965, relating to a discussion week for young people held at Stowe School on 26-31 July 1965

'Radio Luxembourg 1965', 1965-1966, relating to a series of programmes organised by Oxfam on Radio Luxembourg, featuring popular musicians including Cliff Richard and Marianne Faithful

'Royal Albert Hall Show 12th December, 1966', 1965-1966, relating to 'You're Joking - a show for Oxfam', featuring performers including The Alberts, Eleanor Bron, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore and The Pink Floyd.

'Sibford' [1], 1966, relating to a discussion week for young people on development topics held at Sibford School in Oxfordshire on 18-23 July 1966, entitled 'Can We Really Win the War?'. Includes promotional materials, discussion papers and transcripts of talks given, including by colonial administrator Hugh Foot and by Bishop Trevor Huddleston.

'Sibford' [2], 1966, including correspondence and reports relating to a discussion week for young people on development topics held at Sibford School in Oxfordshire, entitled 'Can We Really Win the War?'

'Radio Lux DJs', 1966-1967, relating to the 'Oxfam Silver Disc Show' on Radio Luxembourg, which was hosted by young Oxfam volunteers who were running a Silver Disc collecting scheme

'Keele. Correspondence after 28th July '67', 1967, relating to 'The Hunger Game', a conference organized by Oxfam and U[nited]N[ations]A[ssociations] Youth and held at Keele University on 23-28 July 1967

'Overseas Development Bulletins', 1967-1969, concerning a monthly newsletter commissioned by Oxfam and written by the Observer, containing overseas development news for schools. The file later belonged to Og Thomas, Education Officer.

Date

1965-1969

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (8 folders)