>> Issue 0, July 1999

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Contents

• The story of Coyote, by Carol-Ann Morris

The Partnership between the European Commission and the Council of Europe

• Best wishes from the institutions
• The partnership on European youth worker training : A framework for a joint development based on long-standing co-operation, by Sonja Mitter
• Partnership programme 1999

Pools and networks of trainers

• The European Youth Forum pool of trainers : why? who? what? where?, by Carol-Ann Morris

Between Europe and my community

• Young Roma and their Communities : Training can make a difference, by Alexandra Raykova
• The patchwork of Roma culture : Exploring a world of diversity, by Demetrio Gomez-Avilo
• European training courses : A springboard for locally-based European projects, by Pascal Chaumette

Trainers' realities

• Coyote meets trainers: an interview with Kristina Kovaite, by Leen Laconte
• Aliens on the Balkans : Trainer ?!! What on earth is that!, by Lucija Popovska

Marker

• The Albatross Dilemna, by Mark Taylor

Training methodologies

• Some thoughts about experiential learning, by Dirk De Vilder
• Where do you stand?

Intercultural learning

• To walk in your shoes...: Training course on intercultural learning, by Claudia Schachinger
• Intercultural learning in European youth work : Some east-west perspectives, by Juliana Roth
• Methodological developments in intercultural learning through language, by John O'Regan and John Waterman

 

• Flipchart

This could be written by you! Your comments about Coyote ??!

• Notes about the contributors

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

Published by the Council of Europe and the European Commission, July 1999.

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