Correspondence and papers of Pete Davis, Development Education Grants Manager, relating to Development Education and Youth projects and events, 1979-1990 and n.d. [c.1985-1988]

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MS. Oxfam DEV/4/3/4

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Comprises:

'I[nternational] Y[ear of the] C[hild] - Together for Children - Great Children's Party', 1979-1980, relating to a project jointly organised by Oxfam and Unicef for UNESCO's International Year of the Child, 1979
'Workshops - S[outh]. Africa 1986. Central America 1988', 1985-1988, relating to workshops organised by Oxfam for development education workers
'Brill 2.0. FAO/EC 'Images of Africa' project 1986-88' (part one), 1985-1986 and n.d. [c.1985-1986], including 'Images of Africa – Oxfam's Presentation to the Joint Agency Meeting at FAO-FFHC, Rome, June 1986' and 'Image of Africa Project – Report of Second European Meeting. Rome, 13-15 November 1986', 1986
'Brill 2.0. FAO/EC 'Images of Africa' project 1986-88' (part two), 1987-1988 and n.d. [c.1987-1988], including 'Mozambique in the Media: An Analysis of Press Coverage During Oxfam's Emergency Appeal' by Bruce Wylie, Area Campaigns Organiser, West Midlands, n.d. [c.1987] and 'Images of Africa – Implications for Oxfam' by Pete Davis, Jul 1988
'National Education Conference', 1990

Dates

Creation: 1979-1990 and n.d. [c.1985-1988]

Extent

1 box (5 folders)

Language of Materials

English

Shelfmark

MS. Oxfam DEV/4/3/4

Additional Description

Biographical / Historical

'Images of Africa' was an international development education project initiated by the Food and Agriculture Organisation aimed at examining the visual material produced by the media and voluntary agencies during African emergencies and the effect of this material on public perceptions of Africa.