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Heather Moorhouse, 21 Chariots of fire: running for change
Heather Moorhouse, 21
11 April 2007
Emma Fowler, 24, from South Lincolnshire, somewhere near Spalding Ethical careers are not always as they seem
Emma Fowler, 24, from South Lincolnshire, somewhere near Spalding
19 October 2006
Sara Darr, 21, from Harrow, London How art can get the message across
Sara Darr, 21, from Harrow, London
17 October 2006
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield Standing Up Against Poverty in the North
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield
17 October 2006
Kathy Yates, 27, from Leeds Are we the great generation?
Kathy Yates, 27, from Leeds
09 October 2006
Douglas Wright, 25, from Suffolk Ethical careers: Is salary more important than ethics?
Douglas Wright, 25, from Suffolk
06 October 2006
Najiba Abdellaoui, 26, from Netherlands 8 ways to get involved this autumn
Najiba Abdellaoui, 26, from Netherlands
02 October 2006
Sophie Haydock, 24, from UK International Youth Day: team up and take action
Sophie Haydock, 24, from UK
11 August 2006
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield How should charities involve young people?
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield
14 July 2006
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire Oxfam Live in Oxford
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire
14 July 2006
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield Organising a ‘Jailbreak’ raised thousands for Oxfam
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield
15 June 2006
Emma Dalby, from London Can you live ethically on a student’s budget?
Emma Dalby, from London
18 May 2006
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole Oxfam Live in Southampton
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole
02 May 2006
Claire McGowan, 24 Top fundraising tips
Claire McGowan, 24
24 April 2006
Eileen Guo, 19, from New Jersey, US Do students care?
Eileen Guo, 19, from New Jersey, US
13 April 2006
Simon Butler, 21 Can globalisation Make Poverty History?
Simon Butler, 21
12 April 2006
Claire McGowan, 24 Why on earth did I want an 'ethical' career?
Claire McGowan, 24
15 March 2006
John Preece, 28 Ethical careers: can you change a corporation from within?
John Preece, 28
03 March 2006
John Preece, 28 The campaigner's guide to the web
John Preece, 28
30 January 2006
Edmund Woodfield, 18, from Tunbridge Wells Campaigning: keep it simple, post a letter
Edmund Woodfield, 18, from Tunbridge Wells
16 January 2006
Helen Jones, 20 Shared Planet 2005: ''It confirmed that our generation cares''
Helen Jones, 20
02 December 2005
John Preece, 28 Boycotts: everything you need to know
John Preece, 28
02 December 2005
John Preece, 28 Shared Planet 2005: ''It's no suit-and-tie event.''
John Preece, 28
30 November 2005
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