>> Issue 17, July 2011

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Contents

• Edito: Hello readers! by Mark Taylor
• Volunteers in the revolutions by Corinne Grassi, Emilie Petit, Taymour Senbel, Marwa Turki with the great support of Reem Kassem
• The challenges of volunteering for young people in MEDA countries: steps for a future wave of co-operation. An interview of Bernard Abrignani by Frederica Demicheli
• The art of volunteering by Marlyse Pöschl  Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
• Volunteering. Why does it matter ? by Gabriella Civico
• The European Year of Volunteering. The view from the European Commission by John Macdonald
• Love Volunteering. Love by Gülesin Nemutlu Ünal
• ‘This is for Liberia' by Sarah-Jane Mongo
• IYV + 10, from 2001 to 2011 so what ? by Philip Sen
• The price of volunteering by Delon Pereira
• A rights-based approach to volunteering! by Magdalena Kurz
• The economic value of volunteering by Andrea Melania Nagy
• Online volunteering doesn't ask much by Darko Buldioski
• After the earthquake in Lorca by Agnieszka Byrczek
• Positively impacting society through employee community engagement by Jenny Todd
• An invitation to enter the zone of co-operation… by people with no common sense by Marios Epaminondas
• Marker : who is the coach ? by Mark Taylor
• Froggy the frog is looking for a friend (or when geometry meets learning styles) by Gisele Evrard
• Notes on contributors
• The adventures of 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 2011.

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