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Coyote

A magazine about important issues in and around youth work in Europe and beyond. Published by the EU-CoE youth partnership once or twice a year, it is addressed to practitioners, leaders of youth organisations, researchers and policy makers. Articles come from all of those target groups and the magazine is enriched occasionally by outside voices too.

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View all the past Coyote indexes at a glance 

Issue 18 - June 2012 RECOGNITION APP!	Issue 17 - July 2011 THE POWER OF VOLUNTEERING
Issue 16 - November 2010 THE POWER OF YOUTH WORK	Coyote extra - July 2010 1ST EUROPEAN YOUTH WORK CONVENTION
Issue 15 - May 2010 "Social Cohesion"	Issue 14 - March 2009 "Participation"
Issue 13 - February 2008 "Intercultural dialogue"	Issue 12 - April 2007 "All Different, All Equal" Youth Campaign
Issue 11 - June 2006 Non Formal Learning and Education	Issue 10 - May 2005 European Year of Education through sport
Issue 9 - August 2004 Human Rights Education	Issue 8 - August 2004 Inclusion and people with disabilities
Issue 7 - July 2003 European Citizenship	Issue 6 - November 2002 The White Paper and Non-formal Education
Issue 5 - January 2002 Journeys to the south-eastern parts of Europe and beyond, to Central Asia and North Africa	Issue 4 - June 2001 Youth training in Europe
Issue 3 - December 2000 Non-formal education French version	Issue 2 - May 2000 Conflict Management -Young Disabled People -Gender relations -Quality standards in non-formal education French version
Issue 1 - December 1999 Methodological reflections, training strategies and results in youth work French version	Issue 0 - July 1999 European training, networking among youth workers and work in a local community - communication and co-operation in intercultural encounters - use of appropriate educational methodologies

 Coyote also published supplements to the magazine. These usually contain simulation games and other practical exercises ready to use in training activities.

• Supplement 1: Voyage
  (A simulation game based on a novel inter-generational approach to intercultural learning.)
• Supplement 2: Our European youth Centre
  (An intercultural exercise wherein participants act according to certain roles.)

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