Oxford Introduction to International Development

Date: Saturday, November 7
Venue: Social Sciences Building, Manor Road

Do you want to find out more about International Development?
Do you want to hear from some of leading International experts in Human Rights and Development?

Update: Full programme now available. Click here to view.

The Introduction to International Development (IID) is an annual one day conference aimed at introducing students to key issues in International Development. This year's theme is Human Rights in Development.

Tickets are just £6. Buy tickets now

We have fantastic speakers confirmed including

• Robert Archer - Executive Director of the International Council on Human Rights Policy
• Dr Corinne Lennox - Academic in Human Rights at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies
• Dr Andrew Williams - Lecturer in Human Rights Law at the University of Warwick
• Firoze Manji - Executive Director of Panbazuka News and former programme director for the International Secretariat of Amnesty International, CEO for Aga Khan Foundation UK, and regional representative for health for IDRC's office for Eastern and Southern Africa.

The full programme will be announced shortly.

With various workshops to choose from, the event will be a fantastic introduction to international development for those who don't know much, while providing depth and detail into the fascinating crossover between Human Rights and International development for those who are well versed in either area.

The event will be held at the Social Sciences Building on Manor Road on Sat 7th Nov 09 (End of 4th week) from 10am - 4pm.

Tickets are priced at £6 (including lunch) and are on sale now.
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We look forward to seeing you there

Archie Davies & Jo Evans

Co-Presidents, OxFID 2010 & Oxford IID:HR 2009
oxfid@oxfordhub.org