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Articles in June 2001 issue of UNESCO Courier

• Volunteering, capital of the future? - Statistical Data Included
  by Justin Davis Smith
• Children in chains - Statistical Data Included
  by Louise Corradini
• From work camps to virtual aid - evolution of volunteering
  by Arthur Gilletfe
• NGOs: gladiators of freedom - Brief Article
  by L. Corradini
• Self-interest or goodwill? - motives for volunteering - Brief Article - Interview
  by Lucia Iglesias Kuntz
• A Local train named desire - the Semmeringbahn railroad
  by Sylvia Treudl
• Teens talking to teens - Slovenian teenagers staff hotline - Brief Article
  by Ingrig Mager
• None so blind as those who will not see
  by P. Sainath
• Brazil: taking up the social slack - volunteering - Statistical Data Included
  by Jayme Brener
• Chinua Achebe: no longer at ease in exile - Interview
  by Amy Otchet
• Sydney: the beauty and the vice - description of the city and its history - Brief Article
  by David Marr
• A tornado on wheels - Brief Article
  by Carlo M. Tadiar
• The online way - Netaid.org - Brief Article
  by Asbel Lopez
• Global warming: ignorance is not bliss - Statistical Data Included
  by Michel Bessieres
• Starting over at the ashram - Indian women offered assistance - Statistical Data Included
  by Sudha Ramachandran
• A few tips
• With Bolivar we go - Venezuelan education reform influenced by Simon Bolivar - Statistical Data Included
  by Fabrice Losego
• Mixing sweat with earth - Southern African Student Volunteers Organization - Brief Article
  by Rehana Rossouw
• Efforts In Invisible Ink - recognizing contributions of volunteers - Brief Article
  by Sharon Capeling-Alakija
• The mending hands of youthful elders - Tools for Self-Reliance - Brief Article
  by Glyn Roberts
• When patients take the mike - psychiatric hospital hosts radio station - Statistical Data Included
  by Soledad Vallejos
• An "associational" revolution
  by Lester M. Salamon