Oxford Society for International Development

The Oxford Society for International Development is a young, fast-growing student-run society founded in 2017. Find out more at

[Oxford Society for International Development @OxSIDorg]

Applications are open for our TT23 committee.

If you are looking to get involved with international development, OxSID is a great place to begin!

Please fill out the following form to submit your interest: https://t.co/Domypo9Pdg.

The deadline for applications is 2nd April.

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Regional economic/political unions are some of the most important organisations in our world today. We spoke with Fandi Achmad about how organisations such as ASEAN can help shape individual member states economically, politically, and socially.
https://t.co/L2WdvHYN17

[Young Lives @yloxford]

Young Lives' Deputy Director @MartaFavara is talking today to Oxford University's @OxSIDorg about our #longitudinal study findings and research to policy impact.

Find out about Young Lives' findings, impact, #openaccess publications & more here:
https://t.co/ptyE1r26kd

[Youth Policy Forum - YPF @ypfbd]

@ypfbd x @OxSIDorg
🌍Upcoming dialogue on empowering #youth

Analysing the present situation of Bangladesh in the involvement of youth in policy-making.

🔴Facebook Live

👉Join us now! https://t.co/b724REIKhQ

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How do we make sense of and define citizens' responsibilities under authoritarian states? How does this apply to the Russian invasion of Ukraine? We interview Brian Wong, Rodes Scholar and DPhil in Political Theory at Balliol College.

https://t.co/xnUTjipBsZ

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture is the longest continuous culture on the planet with over 65,000 years of history. Jesse and Jack speak to us about how ATSIIEO is changing the way in which international engagement is conducted.

https://t.co/L27DvaeuZy

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To what extent does the climate crisis play a role in global migration? And how does immigration promote economic growth in developed countries? Marketing director, Brandon Sambrano, answers these questions in his newest article:

https://t.co/s1w2RMXWoo

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In recent years there has been a rise of right-wing extremism and radicalisation which has had an effect on mainstream politics and attitudes in society. Are our governments doing enough to combat this? We discuss the topic with Dr Daniel Koehler:

https://t.co/AUy4BoftU2

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Interested in creating content about international development and world issues? Want to be published on our website, https://t.co/V8ywVa3Kpu?

Join our Resources Creation Team here: https://t.co/mSPJLBvMLf

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Applications are now open for MT22!
https://t.co/FeMhWoU26v
In addition, we have applications open to become a college rep here: https://t.co/X1gBIY1Ujb
The deadline for both is 22th July 2022.

We look forward to seeing all your applications!

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Dr. @LinaAbiRafeh is the executive director of the Arab Institute for Women at the @LebAmUniv. She specialises in working against #genderbasedviolence across the world - listen to "Oxford Society for International Development" wherever you get your podcasts

@Ai4Women @LAUNYHQ

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Is censorship ever effective? Why does the Chinese government believe in censorship, and why do so many people in China agree? Jemima talks to @HanRongbin about censorship and its wider implications, both in #China and worldwide

https://t.co/SjIGtaAIcs or wherever you listen

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This year marks the tenth anniversary since the outbreak of civil war across Syria - a conflict that has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions.

Emily Oldham looks back at how this conflict began and what the future might hold for Syria.

https://t.co/2W9shXklux

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What happens if you criticise the Chinese government on the internet? In our latest podcast, Zilun talks to @jgriffiths about the anatomy of censorship in #China and his book, “The Great Firewall of China”

https://t.co/2qlqxFod3Z

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What laws exist in #Bolivia to combat violence against women? Where did they come from? How are they used by the women that they exist to protect?

Maddie speaks to Dr. Ashley Rodgers about her PhD on #ViolenceAgainstWomen in La Paz

https://t.co/qxTY4NOJ9K

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There are lots of women who take on key roles in the drug trafficking business whose stories are often overlooked. Maddie Whitehead speaks to @lenicarey about the history and stories of women drug traffickers

https://t.co/E9DJgyjpou

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Our latest panel discussion, “Combatting #Extremism in Sub-Saharan Africa” in collaboration with @rightfored Oxford, is out now on YouTube!

Many thanks to our expert panellists: @BPNickels, @MaxAbrahms, Hon. Aliyu Gebi and Dr. Fatima Akilu

Watch now: https://t.co/0EKH8a3gQd

[Careers Service, University of Oxford @OxfordCareers]

We have dedicated 8th week of Trinity to helping @UniofOxford students prepare for summer ☀

Through our info sessions, careers advisers will help you figure out your next steps, how to build a career plan, secure work experience and answer questions.

https://t.co/wXbipdpKnU

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#Yemen is currently undergoing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. The most recent conflict has claimed many lives and continues to deprive civilians of basic rights and needs. Sara speaks to Mercy Corps' Jared Wright in our latest #podcast

https://t.co/c2toAaz76j

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In this podcast, Helena interviews Diana Fox Carney, Oxford alumna and expert in development and #climatepolicy. Diana is known globally for her work with a wide range of organisations and pioneering the climate cause

https://t.co/58vzjkvLef