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Campaigning for justice for the world's poor in Oxfordshire

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The Oxford WDM Group campaigns in Oxfordshire, lobbying MP’s, organising public meetings, undertaking street theatre/stunts and holding stalls to engage the public on development issues.

Oxford WDM group members lobbying MP Andrew Smith on the Climate Change Bill (2008)

We also campaignwith other local groups on trade justice, debt and climate change issues and are a part of the Oxfordshire Climate Alliance. Annual subscription is £7 waged and £2 unwaged/student (the subscription goes towards campaign costs and materials).

To get involved, or find out more information, see contact us, or come to our monthly meeting. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month (see ‘meetings and events’ in case of change of venue), in the Oxford Town Hall, St. Aldates, 7:30pm-9pm. New members are always welcome.

Marching down Cowley Road during WTO trade talks in 2003

For more photos of the Oxford group in action, go to the Oxford WDM web album.

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Next meeting

We usually meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 19:30, in-person at the Oxford Town Hall and online on Zoom.

There will be no meeting in August.

Write to your MP

Banbury, Victoria Prentis
Henley, John Howell
Oxford East, Anneliese Dodds
Oxford West and Abingdon, Layla Moran
Wantage, David Johnston
Witney, Robert Courts

Or put in your postcode to find your MP

Local Links
  • Fairtrade at St Michael's
  • Farringdon Fairtrade
  • Friends of the Earth Oxford
  • Greenpeace Oxford
  • Oxfam Oxford Group
  • Wallingford: Just Trading
  • Witney Fair Trade
General links
  • Fairtrade Foundation
  • Focus on the Global South
  • Jubilee Debt Campaign
  • Trade Justice Movement

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We’re part of Global Justice Now, a democratic membership organisation which campaigns against inequality and injustice in the global economy. We want to see a world where ordinary people control the resources they need to live a decent life, rather than corporations and the super rich calling the shots.


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