Band Aid’s ‘Do they Know it’s Christmas’ Flawed Narrative and the Path to Real Change Another year on, and the narratives remain flawed. It feels timely to repost this blog from last Christmas, as little has changed in how these stories are told. Bob Geldof’s iconic Band Aid song, Do […]
Imagining 2060: A Colourful Future of Kindness and Community “Imagine 2060. The world is fair and kind to everyone. What do people’s lives look […]
“It’s not just between the four walls…” A reflection on a day spent learning from our community partners: Muungano wa wanavijiji and […]
Beyond Saviours: The Selfless Power of Solidarity In our blog “Saviourism is out, Solidarity is in” we explored the idea that international […]
Introducing the Next Generation for Change At One World Together, we’ve been working behind the scenes to support schools, colleges, universities […]
We’re making giving simpler and stronger When we launched One World Together, we introduced two memberships: One to fund the running […]
Saviourism is out. Solidarity is in We are delighted to share Bryanna Ashong’s incredible reflections on what she’s learned from a […]
Running for Change: Can Race Sponsorship Go Further? This blog comes from Amelia Sanford, one of our incredible Global Citizens, who recently ran […]
Celebrating our second birthday Last month, we proudly supported our second birthday, celebrating One World Together’s three new pillars […]
From Aid Cuts to Media Silence: Time to Reimagine Development International development as a practice in the Western world, seems to be at a crossroads. […]
On Brian Eno, joy, gratitude and recognition Hope. Belief. Ambition. These have always driven us at One World Together. It’s one thing […]
How can philanthrocapitalism ‘do good, better’? It is uncontroversial to recognise the extreme inequality that permeates economies globally and nationally. A […]