Jo Cox

Jo Cox was a life-long humanitarian. She dedicated her career to helping those less fortunate than herself, whether in Batley and Spen or around the world.

The Cost of Doing Nothing: The Price of Inaction in the Face of Mass Atrocities

by Jo Cox | Jan 26, 2017

Read Publication “There are few more complex questions than when to intervene overseas. Jo Cox was an inspirational humanitarian who cared deeply about preventing violence and protecting people around the world. It is a fitting part of Jo’s legacy that...

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