Correspondence and papers of Bill Jackson, Education Officer, and Jeffrey Archer, Education Department volunteer, relating to Development Education and Youth projects and events, 1964-1967

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MS. Oxfam DEV/4/3/1

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Comprises:

Bill Jackson's file: 'Gift Coupon Programme', 1964, relating to Oxfam production of classroom project folders to support a UNESCO gift coupon scheme, which allowed schools to donate books and equipment to schools in developing countries
Jeffrey Archer's file: 'O[peration] O[asis] Educational Programme', 1964-1965, comprising correspondence with schools relating to the promotion of Operation Oasis
Bill Jackson's file: 'Operation Oasis Algerian Correspondence', 1964-1966, including 'Visit to Algeria' by J.W. Jackson, Nov-Dec, 1965, and 'Report on visit to Algeria 5th October-14 November 1965'
Bill Jackson's file: 'Operation Oasis. Education', 1965-1966, including a copy of the teaching pack used to prepare participants for the event and 'Report on nutritional aspects of Operation Oasis organised by Oxfam's Education Dept. March 22 to April 4 1966' by Frank Wokes, Vegetarian Nutritional Research Centre, May 1966
Bill Jackson's file: 'Operation Oasis', 1966, including a list of participating schools, correspondence with participants and 'Operation Oasis in retrospect' by J.W. Jackson, Aug 1966
Bill Jackson's file: 'Operation Oasis P.R. Photos etc.', 1966, including a promotional brochure and press cuttings relating to the trip
Bill Jackson's file: 'Operation Oasis. Party Leaders' Comments and Criticisms', 1966
Bill Jackson's file: 'Friends' School Lisburn. Land Rover Project 1968', 1967, relating to a school's project to fund, purchase and deliver two Land Rovers to Algeria to be used as ambulances.