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New Publication Helps Cooperative Extension Professionals Engage Communities

Rose Hayden-Smith ·
A new publication - Engaging Communities Through Issues Forums: A How-To Guide for Onsite and Online Community Engagement - is available from the Extension Foundation. The publication explores the use of issue forums as a community engagement tool in Extension work. Both a process guide and content publication, it is a comprehensive “how-to” designed to help Cooperative Extension professionals successfully develop and implement issues forums in both onsite and online settings. Each section...
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Whole Farm Planning - Integrating childcare, healthcare, and health insurance into farm planning curriculum

Maria Pippidis ·
Whole Farm Planning - Integrating health care, health insurance and childcare topics into your agriculture programs. Is balancing farm and family causing mental distress for your farm audiences? Looking for training and resources to add these important topics into your work with farmers? Learn more here: https://u.osu.edu/ccwl/whole-farm-planning-for-the-21st-century-integrating-childcare-healthcare-and-health-insurance-into-farm-planning-curriculum/
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New Research Snapshots shed light on the economic and social impacts of caregivers in the North Central and Northeast U.S.

Kristen Devlin ·
Two new "Research Snapshots" share preliminary findings from a groundbreaking survey that examined the caregiving experiences of households in the North Central and Northeast regions of the U.S. These publications serve as a complement to two recently published, open-access regional datasets that resulted from the survey.
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