File:Yuti No8.pdf
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English: Yuti is a tri-lingual magazine (English, Sinhala, Tamil) destined for young victims of the tsunami and also adolescents coming from underprivileged or war affected areas of Sri Lanka.
Yuti is an independent, non-ethnic, non-religious and non-political publication for children aged 8-14, with focus on general knowledge and local and international culture and customs as well as values and skills that promote tolerance and peaceful co-existance. Financed mainly with the aid of Solidarité Laïque (France), but also of Unicef, AusAID, Save the Children, Trocaire (Ireland) , GTZ (Germany), Handicap International, etc. Launched in September 2006, it was distributed free of charge. Publication Director : Lisa Bewley; Editor-in-Chief : Deshan Tennekoon; Managing Director : Smriti Daniel; Cover Design : Dhanushka Amarasekara, Udesh Hettiarachchi; Writers : Smriti Daniel, Tamara Holsinger, Andrew Kittle, Chas Morrison, Jehan Mendis, Richard Simon, Soharni Tennakoon, Navin Weeraratne, Renu Warnasuriya. Dictionary : Philip Baker; Illustrators : Deepa Alahakoon, Sanjeewa Kumara, PJ Magalhães (Cartoon), Chaminda Molligoda, Jo Nichols, Anura Srinath, Dinusha Upasena, Renu Warnasuriya. Photography : Shivantha Fernando, Menika Van Der Poorten. Translators : Gane Kumaraswamy (Tamil). Rajani Kumaraswamy (Tamil), Nadya Perera (Sinhala) Translators : Ketharasarma Ladchumansarma (Tamil), Maheshi Pieries (Sinhala); Publisher : Philippe Fabry - Sri Lanka SolidarityFrançais : Français : Yuti est un magazine trilingue (anglais, singhalais, tamoul) destiné aux jeunes victimes du tsunami et aux adolescents démunis ou victimes de la guerre à Sri Lanka.
Yuti est une publication indépendante et neutre, sans affiliation religieuse, politique ou raciale. Elle propose aux enfants de huit à quatorze ans des sujets de culture générale, locale ou internationale et fait la promotion de la tolérance et de la cohabitation pacifique. Financé essentiellement par Solidarité Laïque (France), Yuti a aussi bénéficié du soutien de l’Unicef, de Save the Children, de Trocaire (Irlande), de GTZ (Coopération allemande), etc. Le magazine était distribué gratuitement. |
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