TONY JEFFS is an Honorary Lecturer at Durham University, UK, and Visiting Tutor at Ruskin College, Oxford, and Bedfordshire University, UK. Amongst his many publications are Young People and the Youth Service (1979); Youth Work (1988 with Mark Smith); Henry Morris (1999) Informal Education (1999 with Mark Smith) and Essays in the History of Youth Work (2001) and Architects of Change. Studies in the history of community and youth work (2004) (both edited with Ruth Gilchrist and Jean Spence). Tony is Editor of the journal Youth and Policy.MARK K. SMITH specializes in the field of informal education and community learning. He is the Rank Research Fellow and Tutor at YMCA George Williams College, London, UK, and has been a Visiting Professor in Community Education, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He has worked as a careers officer, youth and community worker, and project worker. He studied economics and politics at the University of Lancaster, and did his doctorate in the philosophy of education at the University of London.

• Note on TermsIntroducing Youth Work; T.Jeffs& M.K.SmithRelationships, Friendships and Youth Work; H.BlackerEngaging in Conversation; H.SmithBeing With an Other as a Professional Practitioner: Uncovering the Nature of Working with Individuals; D.Collander-BrownThe Cultivation ofGifts in all Directions: Thinking About Purpose; D.ForrestProgrammes, Programming and Practice; R.GilchristActivities in Youth Work; S.HarteAdvising and Mentoring; G.MacLeodEnhancing Group Life and Association; G.PattonWorking With Faith; H.NurdenManaging and DevelopingYouth Work; G.MillarSustaining Ourselves and Our Enthusiasm; C.PughMonitoring and Evaluating Youth Work; J.RoseConclusion; T.Jeffs& M.K.Smith.

TONY JEFFS is an Honorary Lecturer at Durham University, UK, and Visiting Tutor at Ruskin College, Oxford, and Bedfordshire University, UK. Amongst his many publications are Young People and the Youth Service (1979); Youth Work (1988 with Mark Smith); Henry Morris (1999) Informal Education (1999 with Mark Smith) and Essays in the History of Youth Work (2001) and Architects of Change. Studies in the history of community and youth work (2004) (both edited with Ruth Gilchrist and Jean Spence). Tony is Editor of the journal Youth and Policy.MARK K. SMITH specializes in the field of informal education and community learning. He is the Rank Research Fellow and Tutor at YMCA George Williams College, London, UK, and has been a Visiting Professor in Community Education, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He has worked as a careers officer, youth and community worker, and project worker. He studied economics and politics at the University of Lancaster, and did his doctorate in the philosophy of education at the University of London.

• Note on TermsIntroducing Youth Work; T.Jeffs& M.K.SmithRelationships, Friendships and Youth Work; H.BlackerEngaging in Conversation; H.SmithBeing With an Other as a Professional Practitioner: Uncovering the Nature of Working with Individuals; D.Collander-BrownThe Cultivation ofGifts in all Directions: Thinking About Purpose; D.ForrestProgrammes, Programming and Practice; R.GilchristActivities in Youth Work; S.HarteAdvising and Mentoring; G.MacLeodEnhancing Group Life and Association; G.PattonWorking With Faith; H.NurdenManaging and DevelopingYouth Work; G.MillarSustaining Ourselves and Our Enthusiasm; C.PughMonitoring and Evaluating Youth Work; J.RoseConclusion; T.Jeffs& M.K.Smith.

TONY JEFFS is an Honorary Lecturer at Durham University, UK, and Visiting Tutor at Ruskin College, Oxford, and Bedfordshire University, UK. Amongst his many publications are Young People and the Youth Service (1979); Youth Work (1988 with Mark Smith); Henry Morris (1999) Informal Education (1999 with Mark Smith) and Essays in the History of Youth Work (2001) and Architects of Change. Studies in the history of community and youth work (2004) (both edited with Ruth Gilchrist and Jean Spence). Tony is Editor of the journal Youth and Policy.MARK K. SMITH specializes in the field of informal education and community learning. He is the Rank Research Fellow and Tutor at YMCA George Williams College, London, UK, and has been a Visiting Professor in Community Education, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He has worked as a careers officer, youth and community worker, and project worker. He studied economics and politics at the University of Lancaster, and did his doctorate in the philosophy of education at the University of London.

• Note on TermsIntroducing Youth Work; T.Jeffs& M.K.SmithRelationships, Friendships and Youth Work; H.BlackerEngaging in Conversation; H.SmithBeing With an Other as a Professional Practitioner: Uncovering the Nature of Working with Individuals; D.Collander-BrownThe Cultivation ofGifts in all Directions: Thinking About Purpose; D.ForrestProgrammes, Programming and Practice; R.GilchristActivities in Youth Work; S.HarteAdvising and Mentoring; G.MacLeodEnhancing Group Life and Association; G.PattonWorking With Faith; H.NurdenManaging and DevelopingYouth Work; G.MillarSustaining Ourselves and Our Enthusiasm; C.PughMonitoring and Evaluating Youth Work; J.RoseConclusion; T.Jeffs& M.K.Smith.