Policy Paper on Youth Work in The European Youth Forum and Youth Organisations, 2014
This paper highlights what youth work means for the European Youth Forum – youth work has a strong link with non-formal education (NFE), since most of our members use NFE when conducting youth work activities.
Policy Paper on Youth Work in The European Youth Forum and Youth Organisations, 2014
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