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Oxfam GB

 Organisation

Found in 1422 Collections and/or Records:

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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam in Disasters. Works in practical ways to alleviate both the immediate and long-term effects of natural and man-made disasters and to help prevent avoidable disasters in the future', with eight black and white photographs: an overcrowded sailing boat, a man and child on a derelict site, children among rubbish, two men in front of a crumbling building, three children in front of tents, a crane lifting sacks of corn onto a lorry, three children in front of a shack, crying baby being attended by doctor. Green background, white and black text. 'Oxfam...' series.

Dates: 1981
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam in London & the South East. The People's Plane for Rwanda. Please make your donations here', no image. Black, white and red background, black, white and red text. Part of 'Rwanda Emergency Appeal' series.

Dates: 1994
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam. In our computer age:- 1.000,000,000 people live at starvation level. Food for Tomorrow', no image. Orange and white background, white and black text. Part of 'Food for Tomorrow' campaign series.

Dates: n.d. [c.1967]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam Indian Drought Campaign JUST 1p COULD FEED A CHILD FOR A DAY 1p tax will be added to the cost of each article in this shop throughout June', with a large spiral bound calendar in centre showing the month of June, with a black and white image of a boy crouching down and drinking from a bowl. White and black background, white and black text.

Dates: n.d. [c.1973]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM is money well spent...', with image of a 10 pence coin split into a pie chart showing percentages spent on 'Overseas Aid', 'Administration' and 'Fund Raising'. Additional text at bottom of poster: '...in helping people to help themselves in over 80 countries'. White and black background, white and black text.

Dates: n.d. [1970s?]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam KOSOVO Crisis Appeal', with image of an injured woman helped by two others in a refugee camp. White background, black text.

Dates: n.d. [1999]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam Landmines Appeal, Ban Landmines Now', red and black text with a black and white image of a man with his hands on his knees, one leg is a prosthetic. Part of 'The Oxfam Campaign: Together for Rights, Together against Poverty' series.

Dates: 1996
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM MEN'S SELECTION', with an image of men's clothes scattered over a wooden door. Blue and red background, yellow, orange, and white text.

Dates: 1989
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM NEEDS CHRISTMAS HELPERS Fill in your name and address - we will send details', with a small black and white image of a malnourished child, three columns headed 'VOLUNTEERS' with space for names and addresses left blank. White and black background, red and black text. Additional text: 'no child should die from hunger, let youth help to put things right'

Dates: n.d. [c.1963]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM NEEDS OLD AND FOREIGN COINS. Please bring them to your local Oxfam shop. MAKE REAL CHANGE WITH YOUR OLD CHANGE', with a photograph of foreign coins. White background, black text.

Dates: n.d. [1970s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam needs regular gifts to plan for the future - where do you fit in? give regularly - don't wait for a crisis!', with image made out of jigsaw pieces depicting an African woman. Light green background, black text.

Dates: n.d. [1980s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM', no image. Green background, white text. Designed for information to be added later by shop.

Dates: n.d. [late 1970s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM', no image. Green background, white text. Designed for information to be added later by shop.

Dates: n.d. [late 1970s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM', no image. White and black background, white text. Designed for information to be added later by shop.

Dates: n.d. [late 1970s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'OXFAM', no image. White background, black text.

Dates: n.d. [1970s]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam. Over 8,000 people will die today through hunger. Food for Tomorrow', no image. Green and white background, white and black text. Part of 'Food for Tomorrow' campaign series.

Dates: n.d. [c.1967]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam Overseas. Working with some of the world's very poorest communities in their efforts to improve their living standards and to destroy the oppression in their lives', with eight black and white photographs: a young boy being given an injection, two young men working in fields, a young woman picking leaves, a young woman at a water pipe, an outdoor school in Africa, a man in a field, a young Indian woman in field, a youth carrying a basket of rubble on his head. Green background, white text. 'Oxfam...' series.

Dates: 1981
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam Pledged Gifts talk to: give a little today - ...and help prevent tomorrow's sorrow', with image of a child holding a basket. Centre of the poster left blank for user's message. Orange background, black and white text.

Dates: n.d. [c.1965]
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam Presents SRI on women and empowerment Chandralekha's Latest Dance Production', with an image of a figure with many arms. Red background, white text.

Dates: 1992
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Digital surrogate of poster: 'Oxfam sends off your money and sends back thanks to you for making living more fair. OXFAM WORKS FOR FREEDOM FROM HUNGER', with head shot of an African boy eating corn on the cob and a drawing of a white postcard with 'The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, 17 Broad Street, Oxford ' on it. Blue background, blue text. Reverse: White background, black text. Part of 'Freedom From Hunger Campaign' series.

Dates: n.d. [1960s]

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