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The National Youth Agency: Drawing on the past

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The 18 chapters in Drawing on the Past: Studies in the History of Community and Youth Work include such diverse topics as Tall Ships and Gentlemen's Yachts: sail training in the UK; Leslie Button and the Rise of Developmental Group Work; and Mary Ward and the Campaign for State Recognition of Play Provision. The contributors are some of the best known names in the community and youth work field and the range of chapters reflects their interests and enthusiasms.

Taken together, they provide fascinating snapshots into the development of youth and community work and its power to shape and improve the lives of those who come into contact with it.

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