Oxjam 06 : 26 centres around NZ, 58 venues,160 gigs and more than 340 musicians - go the groovement !
How Oxfam works :PARTNERSHIP: Oxfam works in partnership with poor communities across the world to help people identify and address the root causes of poverty.LINKING LOCAL & GLOBAL: Oxfam believes poverty and injustice are global problems that need a global solution. Our advocacy and campaigning work builds on our grassroots experience to challenge the local, national and international structures that reinforce poverty.BUILDING A MOOVEMENT FOR CHANGE: Oxfam aims to motivate and support members of the New Zealand public to take action to end poverty. We believe everyone can play a part in creating a world free from poverty.INCLUSIVE: Oxfam works with all people regardless of race, religion or political affiliation.RIGHTS : Oxfam believes that every child, woman and man has the right to a life of dignity and opportunity. Oxfam’s belief in fundamental human rights underpins our grassroots work around the globe and our campaigning and advocacy work. We are fighting for a world where every person has…* The right to a sustainable livelihood * The right to basic services such as health, education, safe water * The right to life and security * The right to be heard * The right to an identity
Shihad, Blindspott, The Mint Chicks, The Tutts,The Demi Whores, The Bleeders, Che Fu, Anika Moa, The Turnaround, Stylus, Dimmer, Chris Knox, The Undercurrents, Paper Creatures, Recloose, Tahuna Breaks, Bobby Brazuka ... this could go on and on ..... SO go to www.oxfam.org.nz
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The Kiwi Music Whanau - you guys ROCK !Don Mcglashan, Che Fu, Oliver Driver, Anika Moa, Mikey Havoc, Claire Chitham, Te Radar, all those gorgeous boys from Shihad x