Correspondence and papers of Philip Jackson, Head of Communications, relating to Development Education and Youth (operational)
MS. Oxfam DEV/4/2/2
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Correspondence and papers of Philip Jackson, Head of Communications, relating to Development Education and Youth (operational)
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam DEV/4/2/2
Summary
Comprises:
'ED/2 Education - Youth', 1965-1969, including material relating to the 'Youth Against Hunger' campaign, part of the Young World Mobilization Appeal in the Freedom from Hunger Campaign, and other Young Oxfam projects and events
'Education Department Plans and Budgets and Annual Analysis', 1965-1970
'Education', 1965-1971, including material relating to the Operation Oasis trip and a paper entitled 'Why bother to teach our children about the developing countries? O.G. Thomas argues that school is the place where value judgements can be formed', Dec 1970 (= Closed).
'Education', 1970, including correspondence relating to the Education Department structure, and a letter from Marieke Clarke praising the contribution of Og Thomas to development education
Date
1965-1971
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (4 folders)
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Collection contents
Records produced by Oxfam's development education and youth work
Development Education and Youth correspondence
Correspondence relating to Development Education and Youth operational matters
Correspondence and papers of Philip Jackson, Head of Communications, relating to Development Education and Youth (operational)
