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          Brochures about the FGYO
          Lessons learned - Franco-German relations as inspiration: Strengthening dialogue and joint action of young citizens across borders
          Published by FGYO the 12.7.2018
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          Publications
          FGYO-supported training courses
          Published by FGYO the 2.11.2017
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          Glossaries
          Integration and equal opportunities / Intégration et égalité des chances / Integration und Chancengleichheit
          Published by FGYO the 30.8.2017
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          Glossaries
          Civic commitment / Engagement citoyen / Bürgerengagement
          Published by FGYO the 29.8.2017
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          FGYO MAGAZINE
          FGYO magazine #1.2015
          Published by FGYO the 13.8.2017
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          specialised publications
          The intercultural and nonformal learning processes of children in primary schools in Germany and France
          Published by FGYO the 21.3.2015
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          specialised publications
          The evaluation of Intercultural Youth exchange
          Published by FGYO the 1.12.2000
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          The Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO) is an international organization working for Franco-German cooperation, which has enabled more than 8.4 million young people from France and Germany to participate in 320,000 exchange programs since 1963.

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