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Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Driver of the Opioid Epidemic

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AG DAMAGE ASSESSMENT FORM: Damage Assessment and Economic Loss Estimation for Agricultural Commodities, Materials, Structures, and Machinery Following Weather and Other Disastrous Events

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Ag Safety for Women

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All Hands on Deck! Developing Culturally Alert Communication in Relationships

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Alternative Sources of Credit

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Answering the Call: The Role of Extension After an Emergency (Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center)

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Applications of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Agriculture

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#AskAg: Youth in Agriculture TweetChat

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Be SMART (Safe, Monitored, and Responsible Texting) with Youth

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SAMHSA Training & Technical Assistance Resources Related to COVID-19

Aaron Weibe ·
The Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has put together a list of COVID-19 training and technical assistance resources to help address the mental health/substance use disorder impacts in rural communities. You can access a copy of that list here and attached to this blog post.
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Smart Cities: Technology, equity, livability and trust

Brad Gaolach ·
Cities are getting smarter. New technologies help monitor traffic and enforce parking. First responders use camera systems to explore incident scenes for potentially hazardous materials or spills. Autonomous vehicles are being piloted. With these new technologies, governments and communities have concerns about safety, privacy, and equity. The key to successfully navigating these issues is trust. So what's the role of Extension in smart cities? We asked this question of our panel experts and...
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Virtual Town Hall 5/21: Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19

Aaron Weibe ·
When?: 5/21/2020, 1 PM - 2:30 PM ET Registration Information Available Here Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19, Virtual Town Hall is co-sponsored by EDEN and eXtension , in collaboration with Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center (SUAREC). Having a shared space to discuss ideas, best practices, and network is invaluable. The goal of this virtual event is to highlight the work cooperative extension is doing, while also receiving valuable insight on the...
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10 Free Online Tools to Create 4-H Learning Activities

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #1 "Youth Nutrition Education Curriculum"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #2 "What Makes 4-H Camp-4-H Camp"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #3 "Social Media and 4-H: How to Make it Work for Your Program"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #4 "4-H Volunteer Management: Setting the Stage for a Sustainable 4-H Volunteer Program"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #5 "The Northwest Youth Financial Education Program""

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #6 "Junior Fair Boards: Engaging Youth in Decision Making Process"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #7 "Developing Safe 4-H Youth Devepment Programs: Bridging Connections to the LGBTQ+ Communities"

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2016 4-H Professional Development From Your Desk Session #8 "Change: Begin with Endings"

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30 Days of Savings Challenge Recap and Review

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360 Degree Video for Engaging Audiences

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4-H BioBand Fitness Tracker - 2017 Innovation Grant Update

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4-H Chick Chain: Essential Elements for a Successful Program

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4-H Common Measures/Qualtrics Tool – Measuring Impact

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4-H Guiding Principle #2: Youth are Physically and Emotionally Safe

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4-H Guiding Principle #3: Youth are Actively Engaged in their Own Development

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4-H Guiding Principle #4: Youth are Participants in the Learning Process

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4-H Guiding Principles #1: Youth Develop Positive Relationships with Adults/Peers

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4-H Guiding Principles #5: Youth Develop Skills for Success

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4-H Guiding Principles #6: Youth Recognize, Appreciate, and Understand Multiculturalism

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4-H Guiding Principles #7: Youth Grow and Contribute as Active Citizens

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4-H Healthy Club Challenge

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4-H Poultry Showmanship

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4-H Program Logic Model for Military Connected Youth

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4-H Social Media: Online Safety Best Practices

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4-H Stream Teams New Volunteer Training

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4-H Teens as Mentors: Developing Positive Role Models for Youth

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4H Futures Program

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5-2-1-0 Healthy Messaging Campaign

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9 Important Communication Skills for Deescalating the Cycle of Abuse & Violence

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Acknowledging Learning Achievement of Youth through Digital Badges

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Adapting Greenhouses to Meet ADA Guidelines

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Co-parenting at a Distance

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Coaching a 4-H Avian Bowl team

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Communicating Effectively During Transitions – Managing Turbulence and Dilemmas

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Communicating Healthful Dietary Guidance - "It's All About You" Communicators Tool Kit Webinar

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