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What is One World Week?

One World Week is a Development Education Charity*. Each year, "The Week" is an opportunity for people from diverse backgrounds to come together to learn about global justice, to spread that learning and to use it to take action for justice locally and globally.

* Charity No: 1107762

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OWW is working together with over 100 organisations supporting this joint campaign to end hunger (Read why here)

June G8 events - If you'd like to join with other local supporters to travel to London or Belfast for the gatherings there let Christian Aid or CAFOD know you're coming! Alternatively register here with IF.

 

 

SCCC pic of 'Green is Working' stunt

OWW is a member of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition

Visit their website to find out about an opportunity to take action NOW to urge that Britain sets targets for carbon emissions to limit climate change.

Scotland has its own coalition: Stop Climate Chaos Scotland, which helped secure the Scottish Climate Change Act targets to reduce emissions by 42% by 2020. See the video about how they organised here




Here's an opportunity to take action for Tax justice, one of the IF Campaign issues. For more about how tax dodging harms the poor, click on the Fat Cat!

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If you want to see a fairer food system you could take action here 

Follow the progress of the campaign to support a fairer trade system to empower marginalised and small holder farmers. They produce the majority of the world’s food, but they also make up half of the world’s hungriest people.

You may like to take action to safeguard the livelihoods of developing country sugar farmers, here

WDM is challenging the G8’s corporate agenda and believes that David Cameron’s Hunger Summit will promote corporate interests in global agriculture. You can register here for their free event, 'Not the G8', in Leeds on 15th May 



On 8 June, in protest at land grabbing, GM crops and the marginalisation of small farmers, a coalition of local food groups, community gardeners and anti-poverty campaigners will be setting up "pop-up community gardens".

More here.

   

 

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