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Oxfam Action Corps - Minnesota
http://oxfam-mn.blogspot.com/
Oxfam Action Corps - Minnesota is a group of volunteers committed to fighting poverty worldwide. It's a project of Oxfam America. Check out our blog to stay up-to-date on timely issues, our activities, and how you can make a difference!
- Added on: Oct 19th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Oxfam Action Corps - Minnesota
- Listed in: Activism Beliefs & Causes
- Tags: climate change fair trade Oxfam farm bill end poverty oxfam action corps
Recent Posts
Minnesota Wants a Real Deal
The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, December 7 - 18, is quickly approaching. The stakes couldn't be higher. Be part of 'The World Wants a Real Deal' Global Day of Action, calling for governments to take real action on climate...
Seattle +10: MN Week of Action
It's been 10 years since environmental activists, union members, faith and social justice activists took to the streets of Seattle to protest the convening of the 1999 World Trade Organization.Take part in a week of workshops, films, and action spons...
Climate Change Legislation Passes Senate EPW Committee
Our efforts to pass comprehensive climate change legislation in the US Congress are paying off! On November 5, the Senate passed the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (S.1733) through the Environment and Public Works Committee. We applaud Ch...
Hundreds Rally at State Capitol
A force of over 275 people, many arriving by bicycle, made their voices heard yesterday at the International Day of Climate Action Rally on the Minnesota State Capitol lawn. They joined with millions participating in thousands of 350.org actions held...
Tomorrow - 350 International Day of Climate Action
On the other side of the world, the 350 International Day of Climate Action has already begun. Rallies calling for real action on climate change and its impact on the world's poor have been held from the Great Pyramids to the Great Coral Reef. In a f...
World Food Day
Today is World Food Day.It's a sobering moment to consider the impact that hunger has on more than one billion women, men, and children worldwide. But it can also be an empowering moment. Because we CAN reduce hunger and poverty by working togeth...
