Coyote Magazine #30 issue
Article 01 ⤳ WHERE RURAL LGBTI+ YOUNG PEOPLE BELONG: The impact of youth work on inclusion and well-being, by Debbie O’Rourke
Brief article reflecting on the challenges faced by the rural Irish LGBTI+ youth. Illustrations inspired by the hard hidden secret: “This leads to people hiding who they are, not being able to learn about or express themselves and not safely, (...) This stigma led to people staying in the closet”.
Illustration inspired by the connection between rural youngsters and urban communities, allowed by modern technology: “What we have learned from working online is that the virtual world may be one way to partially bridge the physical gap which isolates rural LGBTI+ young people”.
Coyote Magazine #28 issue
Article 01 ⤳ TRAINING AND EDUCATION AT THE YOUTH DEPARTMENT OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE, by László Milutinovits and Natalia Chardymova
It reflects on the work of this department, presenting all the quality standards it adheres to and the work that has been delivered throughout Europe.
Representation of the Youth Department (YD): a department in Council of Europe focused on providing training and educational activities since the late 1960s, early 1970s, aiming to promote youth citizenship, youth mobility and the values of human rights, democracy and cultural pluralism all over Europe.
Infographic requested by the client: Set of quality standards, defined to guarantee quality in all educational and training activities, provided by Council of Europe’s Youth Department.
Infographic inspired by the creative work of graphic facilitators, requested for Coyote Magazine.
Representation of Youth Department’s Trainers Pool (TP) - a group of trainers and educational consultants trained for the implementation of its programme of activities.
Article 02 ⤳ EDITO ARTICLE, by Mark E. Taylor
It serves as the cover of Issue 28, representing “those interested in youth training to share and learn.”
“Who or what has a stake in European youth(work) training?” Image requested for Coyote Magazine, illustrating a little mapping exercise made by the editorial team.
Coyote Magazine #27 issue
Article ⤳ WHAT WILL BE THE NEXT LADDER OF YOUTH PARTICIPATION?, by Valentin Dupouey
It reflects the topic of political and civic participation on this age, reflecting on how it is still perceived by old and new generations, and what should be the next steps in order to update itself to the demands of a modern society. The illustration below was based on the article's idea: “The classical reference point for participation is doubtlessly Hart’s famous “ladder” of youth participation but its unidimensional nature no longer captures fully the reality of youth participation (if it ever did)”. It represents a multidimensional ladder where all forms of participation are included, from social engagement on charity or petition websites and helping in a local NGO to the known act of voting.
Based on a graphic developed by the article's author, on the necessary resources for participation.
Based on the article idea “that there is a gap between theory, policy and practice at different levels when it comes to the future of youth participation”, bridged only by Youth Partnership.
Coyote Magazine #26 issue
Article ⤳ THROW THE SMARTPHONES AWAY!?, by Ewa Krzaklewska and Marzena Ples
It reflects the impact of new technologies and media on youth work, analyzing concerns surrounding young people's behavior and how to best approach them as a youthworker.
Coyote Magazine #25 issue
Article ⤳ YOUNG EUROPEANS AND DIGITAL ACTIVISM, by Jacob Kornbeck
It reflects the topic of data protection, emphasizing young people's need to know their digital rights. It also brings out the importance of being a whistle-blower, despite age.
