Rob Safar

I do my best to bring ActionAid's amazing work from around the world straight onto your screen.

Digital Producer
International
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It's also my job to make sure that you have the best experience using our website and other platforms.

My professional background is in academic philosophy, politicisation, human interface and online culture. I'm a bit of a futurist and I'm still amazed by the potential we all have to interact online and make some real changes in the world.

What I like most about working with ActionAid is being able to support and advocate the sterling development work being done by other teams across the world, all of us connected by the Internet and brought closer together.

Latest blogs

Voices of hope and dignity for women smallholder farmers

What are people saying about @ActionAidRwanda?Tweets about "#AARwanda"// Supporting communities to claim their rights is one of the most important aspects of ActionAid's work. That involves not only...
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Rob Safar

Uma virada para democracia na Índia

Os protestos começaram quando uma estudante de 23 anos morreu após ser brutalmente violentada em Nova Deli. Rapidamente, o governo foi questionado e a sociedade patriarcal está sendo publicamente...
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Rob Safar

A turning point for democracy in India

Protests began when a 23 year old student died after being gang-raped in New Delhi. Quickly, the government has come under scrutiny and patriarchal society is being publicly criticised in a way that...
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Rob Safar

International Youth Day 2012

This week, we've been celebrating the young people across the globe who are working together to build a better world!We've been pleased to have some blogs from young activists around the world as...
"The youth are energetic, innovative, spontaneous, creative..."
by:
Rob Safar
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