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Going Global
Expanding post-Impact Collaborative thinking, this sub-group is taking on a new title: Globalizing Extension Innovation Network . The Network is coalescing through the insightful experience being brought to the table. The core of our thinking is: We believe in the collective capacity of the US Cooperative Extension System (CES) and in the value of global professional partnerships for intercultural learning and impact. We are committed to forming the Globalizing Extension Innovation Network...
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Global Learning in Agriculture 2021: Taking Action
The Penn State University sponsors an annual virtual conference called Global Learning in Agriculture (GLAg). The week-long event is an opportunity for teachers of agriculture--at universities, in high schools or within Extension 4-H and youth programming to 1) build community support, 2) get academic inspiration, 3) have a professional learning experience, and 4) share tools and resources. GLAg21 will take place the week of February 8 to 12, 2021. Learn more at sites.psu.edu/glag.
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2021 Women and Gender in International Development Conference - February 23 - 26, 2021
Registration is open! - click here to watch a quick five-minute video description of the 2021 WGD Conference: https://youtu.be/GZ7DfbAi34w Take a moment to review the Pre-Conference Workshops before making your selection when registering. REGISTER NOW! The Women and Gender in International Development team at the Center for International Research, Education, and Development (CIRED) of Virginia Tech invites students, faculty, practitioners, extension professionals, and all interested...
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Extension's Global Reach: CES Cultural connections and international experience
Extension has existed for more than a century in the USA. Nearing the end of the 20 th century, several programs focused on internationalizing extension (targeting international experiences) or globalizing extension (meaning applying skills learned through international experiences to the educational programs of diverse cultural clientele at home). While many extension professionals contributed their time and talents to such programs, it was not always well documented. In 2012, the USDA...
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GEIN Council Charter
The Globalizing Extension Innovation Network emerged in 2020. As the Network continues to grow the GEIN Council Charter was recently accepted as the guiding principles upon which the Network will operate. The Council will function with 20 active members with annual volunteer nominations for Chair and Vice Chair. Learn more by reading the Charter. If you are interested in joining the Council, please contact the current Chair, Ben Grove (begrove@vt.edu) or Vice Chair, John Vreyens...
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Former GEIN Intern Named as USA Representative to Global 4-H Network
The Globalizing Extension Innovation Network would like to congratulate Dylan Gentry, Former GEIN Intern, on his appointment as the 2021 Global 4-H Youth Delegate as a representative of the United States. The Global 4-H Network Board of Directors proposed the Global 4-H Youth Committee be formed to represent youth voices from each of the 4-H regions worldwide. The individuals will serve July 2021-June 2022 and assist in the planning and preparations of the Global 4-H Summit in September...
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International Solidarity: Healing Trees
On May 4 & 5, 2022, everyone has the opportunity to join the global community in international solidarity to contribute to climate change mitigation by planting trees in memory of lives lost to COVID-19. Healing Trees seeks partners from around the world to join in 48 hours of collective effort planting over 5 million trees. Healing Trees was started by the San Ramón Carbono Neutral Foundation in Costa Rica. It has grown with the support of the Battle Creek Community Foundation,...
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Re: International Solidarity: Healing Trees
To participate, individuals and organizations are encouraged to visit the Healing Trees website, where they can register their commitment to planting trees. This registration process helps track the number of wordle trees that will be planted during the initiative. By pledging your support and planting trees, you can contribute to global reforestation efforts and climate change mitigation.
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Re: Extension's Global Reach: CES Cultural connections and international experience
The database serves several purposes, including facilitating the identification of individuals with specific experience in particular countries. It also enables network shell shockers analysis to understand how extension programs, individuals, countries, and cultures intersect, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in the extension community. This effort helps enhance extension's global reach and cultural connections, contributing to more effective and inclusive educational programs...
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GEIN's Professional Development Session at AIAEE 2023
The Association for International Agricultural Extension Education (AIAEE) just released their Call for Professional Development Proposals for next year's annual Conference, to be held in Orlando, Florida. The theme of the 2024 Conference is " Looking back, Focusing forward ," and given the domestic location, attendance is expected to be high. This past April, AIAEE held their 2023 Conference in Guelph, Canada, hosted by the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, in the...
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Re: International Solidarity: Healing Trees
The collaboration between organizations like the San Ramón Carbono Neutral Foundation, the Battle Creek Community Foundation, the MasterCard Foundation, Cummins, Inc., Catalyst 2030, and the Government of Costa Rica highlights the travel wordle importance of collective action in tackling global challenges.
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Re: Podcast: Foundational movement to create GEIN
One of the key strengths of the GEIN Council Charter is its commitment to fostering international collaboration Dinosaur Game and innovation in the field of energy and environmental sustainability. By bringing together governments, industry leaders, and experts from around the world, the charter sets a solid foundation for addressing global challenges related to energy and the environment.
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Re: International Solidarity: Healing Trees
I'm truly moved by the initiative of Healing Trees to commemorate those lost to COVID-19 by planting trees. This not only honors their memory but also contributes significantly to climate change mitigation. The collaboration of various organizations and the support from the global community is heartwarming. It's a beautiful way to bring people together for a cause that benefits both our planet and humanity. I'm looking forward to participating and adding to the goal of planting over 5...
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Re: Extension's Global Reach: CES Cultural connections and international experience
Thank you for sharing the insightful overview of Extension's global initiatives and the efforts to document international experiences within the Cooperative Extension System. It's encouraging to see the extensive reach and diverse cultural connections highlighted in the dataset. The summary document provides a comprehensive view of the valuable contributions made by extension educators worldwide. - Digital Trebuchet
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Gender in Agriculture Programs: Filling the GAP
On behalf of the Gender Equity through Agricultural Research and Education (GEARE) team at The Pennsylvania State University, we are pleased to let you know about a new Penn State Extension online certificate course ‘Gender in Agricultural Programs: Filling the GAP’. This is an open announcement for individuals to enroll in the certificate program. You can find the link to register for the course here: https://extension.psu.edu/gender-in-agricultural-programs-filling-the-gap . The course is...