Youth Partnership

>> Coyote extra, July 2010

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This extra edition is financed by the Division for Youth, Agency for Socio-Cultural Work for Youth and Adults

Contents

• Edito: Hello readers! by Mark Taylor
• The importance of youth work by Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union Youth
• Youth work in great demand by Ralf-Rene Weingaertner
• Youth work in the European Union political agenda by Pierre Mairesse
• The origins of the youth worker/leader by Karen Jacobs
• The saint, the poet, the lord and the cardinal- Learning from youth work's history by Filip Coussée
• The right to play and have fun in youth and community work by Hanjo Schild, Loreta Senkute, Jan Vanhee
• Placing youth work in Europe as evidence-based practice. Taking the messages from Rotterdam to Ghent by Pink Hilverdink & Ellen Meijer
• Youth work for all? by Tony Geudens
• Linking youth or hot potatoes? by Marta Medlinska
• Knowing our competence: only good to help increase competition between us!? by Mark Taylor
• The impact of youth work: questions, questions, questions by Jonathan Bowyer
• Do you recognise me? Who recognises us? by Mark Taylor
• Apparently Albert Einstein said... Imagination is more important than knowledge by Jonathan Bowyer
• Where the young people are in Ghent by Bart Tembuyser
• To be or not to be... supported, is that a question? by Karen Jacobs
• Have we got your ideas flying?!
• Spiffy

Many thanks to all those that have contributed to this issue of Coyote.

Published by the Council of Europe and the European Commission, July 2010.

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