Celebrity Stylist Mrs Jones has re-invented the Oxfam store on Londons Camden High Street, creating the ultimate fashion destination for trendsetters seeking unique retro, vintage and restyled clothing and accessories.
video by: www.drewcox.co.uk and www.jonnycharlesharris.com
music by James Powell

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The Lady Gagas from Oxfam's Be The Band tent hit The Park at Glastonbury to play Pokerface with the festival goers

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Oxfam offered festival goers the chance to Be The Band at Glastonbury - these folk took Madness to the masses in The Park!

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Happy endings - A school desk made from books. http://www.oxfam.org.uk/books -
With every book you donate, we'll turn fiction into action. We'll turn books into boats, wells, schools, houses, loos and livelihoods. Shut the book on poverty. Close the chapter on injustice.Turn the same old story into a whole new future for the world's poorest people. Donate your books now for a happy ending.

THE OXFAM BOOKBARN

Welcome to the Bookbarn in Huddersfield, where thousands of books arrive from all over the country to be sorted, sifted and shifted.

We take anything and everything. Hardbacks, paperbacks, magazines. And whatever the story, we make sure they all have a happy ending.

Were dedicated to getting the best use out of every page and pen-stroke. And in the process, find all kinds of things we didnt expect.

First, we sort the books. The ones that we can sell on go one way, and the ones that we cant go another although even these have a happy ending. Youll see.

Our dedicated volunteers are thorough, keen-eyed and quick. They have to be we receive over 20,000 books a day.

Each volunteer takes a good long look at every book to see how best we can turn them into the cash. Cash urgently needed to help fight poverty and injustice all over the world.

And we dont just send them out to our shops, we think about the most efficient way to turn fiction into action. Which could be auction, eBay, Amazon, Oxfams own online shop, or into one of our 700 shops all over the UK.

And the ones we couldnt sell? We send them to be pulped. Although that might not sound like a happy ending, it is.

We turn them into bookstands, boxes and benches: to be loved all over again.

So please donate your books to Oxfam and help change lives all over the world. Because with just one box of tricks, we'll turn fiction into action.

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www.oxfam.org.uk/festivals

This year, the Oxfam campaigners will be asking every single one of you to Demand action until youre blue in the face. By agreeing to have your face painted blue following the lead of Fatboy Slim, Jarvis, Little Boots and VV Brown you can join the growing global movement of people determined to take action on climate change.

This film is a selection of famous "blue paint jobs" and will premier on the big screen at Glastonbury.

For more information go to www.oxfam.org.uk/festivals

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Hasina Begum, 35, is a hardworking mother who is already experiencing the worst effects of climate change on Char Atra, a river island in Bangladesh. Oxfam is supporting Hasina and her community, so they can survive the floods and rebuild their lives afterwards. Find out more and get involved: www.oxfam.org.uk/hereandnow

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There's no easy answer to climate change. But there are simple solutions to the poverty its already causing millions of people. Thats where Oxfam comes in. Find out what Oxfam is doing to help tackle climate change through these simple animations. Climate change costs lives. With your help and our know-how, lets sort it Here and Now.

For more information go to - www.oxfam.org.uk/hereandnow

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http://www.oxfam.org.uk/faceth emusic

Created by BAFTA award-winning animator Ian Gouldstone, Face the Music shows how poor people are being hit first and worst by the effects of climate change, even though they've contributed least to it.

We can all do our bit by cutting our carbon footprints, but to fight climate change on a global scale, world leaders must act - and they must act now.

Visit www.oxfam.org.uk/facethemusic to take action.

And if you like this, why not become a fan of Oxfam on Facebook too - http://www.facebook.com/busine ss/dashboard/?ref=sb#/pages/Ox fam-GB/7214031395

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Some of the worst floods in years have hit parts of India, Bangladesh and Nepal. Jenna Meredith's home in Hull, UK was engulfed by floodwater during flooding in July 2007. She travelled to Orissa in eastern India with Oxfam to meet families who have lost their homes, possessions and livelihoods.

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Oxfam, with the help of ECHO, is working in Jamaica on water and sanitations systems to help the people affected by hurricane Dean in Jamaica.

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Oxfam, with the help of ECHO, is delivering water and sanitation systems on communities affected by hurricane Dean in Jamaica.

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www.oxfam.org.uk/hereandnow -

There's no easy answer to climate change. But there are simple solutions to the poverty its already causing millions of people. Thats where Oxfam comes in. Find out what Oxfam is doing to help tackle climate change through these simple animations. Climate change costs lives. With your help and our know-how, lets sort it Here and Now.

For more information go to - www.oxfam.org.uk/hereandnow

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Oxfam, Save the Children and the One Foundation teamed up with Obama's digital team at Blue State digital. We organised for fifty bloggers to attend the G20 summit with full security and press access. This is what happened...

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On 28 March 2009, 35,000 people took to the streets of London for the Put People First rally.

They were there ahead of the G20 summit, which is due to take place in London on 2 April. The G20 meetings are a massive opportunity to build a future that works for the benefit of people everywhere, and where global warming isn't ignored.

Find out more:
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/G20
http://www.putpeoplefirst.org. uk/

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