# Helen Szoke
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Helen Veronica Szoke (born 9 November 1954) is the former chief executive of Oxfam Australia, and a commentator and advocate on issues of human rights, poverty, inequality, gender and race discrimination. Throughout her career, she has held leadership roles across the health sector, human rights and public policy, and international development sector.
== Early life and study ==
Szoke's early years were lived in South Australia, attending Tea Tree Gully Primary School, and Modbury High and Willunga High Schools.
World Development Report 2017: Governance and the Law
Speakers: James Brumby, The World Bank; Luis Felipe Lopez Calva, The World Bank; Natasha Smith, DFAT; Dr Helen Szoke, Oxfam Australia; and Professor Veronica Taylor, ANU.
The Oceania launch of the World Development Report 2017, including a presentation of the report and a panel discussion, was hel…
Oxfam Chief Executive Helen Szoke on how fast fashion hurts overseas textile workers
If you buy a $10 t-shirt, it is likely that only 40 cents of the cost goes to the person who made it.
The long walk to freedom from poverty
Almost a thousand people are about to trudge through Brisbane’s bushland in the cold and dark doing their bit in the fight against poverty.
They are taking part in the annual Oxfam Trailwalk.
Teams of four will walk in either a 100 kilometre, 48 hour event or a 55 kilometre, 24 hour event.
The a…
A quarter of refugee women in Cox's Bazar are pregnant or breastfeeding
Oxfam Australia's Chief Executive Helen Szoke has recently returned from the makeshift refugee camp at Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. She spoke with Emma Alberici.
Report Shows Vast Gap Between Rich & Poor
Oxfam Chief Executive Dr Helen Szoke joins Michael to discuss the organisation's latest report on global inequality.
World Development Report 2017: Governance and the Law
Speakers: James Brumby, The World Bank; Luis Felipe Lopez Calva, The World Bank; Natasha Smith, DFAT; Dr Helen Szoke, Oxfam Australia; and Professor Veronica Taylor, ANU.
The Oceania launch of the World Development Report 2017, including a presentation of the report and a panel discussion, was hel…
Election forum on Australian aid
Australia’s aid program has increased massively over the last decade, but its future is unclear, and aid policy has become controversial. The Labor Government has repeatedly delayed its target to lift aid 0.5 per cent of Gross National Income (GNI), and just this month slashed $900 million from the…
2013 aid budget breakfast
The annual aid budget is the most important event for the aid sector. And it is a time when the entire sector converges on Canberra for the budget lock up. Devpolicy seized this opportunity to host a morning-after aid budget breakfast at the ANU where we provided fresh but in-depth analysis on what…
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