Oxfam Japan:

Want to Change the World? Oxfam Teaching Resources in Global Citizenship Education

Date: Saturday, February 14th, 2004 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Speaker: Oxfam staff members

Description:
Want to change the world? Teach your students about other people and places with Oxfam teaching resources! In more than 100 countries, Oxfam works with local partner organisations and governments, to tackle poverty and suffering. Our innovative development programmes help poor people to rebuild their lives, make lasting improvements in their community, and work their way out of poverty. Oxfam has a huge range of teaching resources to offer, including case studies of life in other countries, a photograph library, games, discussion topics and much more. There will be a brief introduction by Oxfam staff members, followed by the chance to ask questions and talk to like-minded people. Oxfam publications / downloadable resources etc. will be widely available. Please use Oxfam's on-line attendance form to let Oxfam know if you plan to attend this event.

Organization: Oxfam Japan

Cost: No entry fee, and free lunch provided.

Venue: The Meguro Tavern (1 minute's walk from Meguro station), 2F, Sunwood Meguro Bldg., 1-3-28, Shimo-meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo. (03-3779-0280; website

Location: Meguro City, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

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