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Affordable Care Act - Question & Answer Session

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Ag Safety for Women

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Animal Agriculture Management for a Changing Climate – Using New Ways of Educating Extension Agents

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Assessment Tools for Improving Farmer Financial Skills - an NGFN webinar

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Back to the Future – Using Mass Media for Extension Messaging

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Balancing Work and Family: A Focus on Building Military Family Resilience

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

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Multi-State Bridging the GAPs Program Partners with eXtension Through USDA-NIFA Cooperative Agreement

Aaron Weibe ·
As part of eXtension’s New Technologies for Agricultural Extension (NTAE) Cooperative Agreement with USDA-NIFA, the eXtension Foundation is partnering with four existing programs aligned with USDA strategic goals across Cooperative Extension in Year 1 to explore new methods and models for program scale and implementation. These initiatives are being documented in a series of eFieldbooks to inform the system of the models, learnings, and outcomes. Professional development opportunities will...
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10 Free Online Tools to Create 4-H Learning Activities

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2 Part Webinar: Smarter Mealtimes for Early Childhood Education Settings

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2014 MSU Faculty Research Series

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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 #5 "The Northwest Youth Financial Education Program""

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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 Poultry Showmanship

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4-H Program Logic Model for Military Connected Youth

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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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A Walk-through of the Two Most Popular and Easy-to-Implement Smarter Lunchrooms “No Time to Train” Workshops for Lunchroom Staff

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Coaching a 4-H Avian Bowl team

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Community-Level Indicators for Positive Youth Development: Identification and Collection within Existing Data Sets

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Connecting Federal Health Priorities with Local Community Action

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Culturally Responsive Youth Work Matters

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Developing and Piloting an Inclusive Health Curriculum for Individuals with Disabilities

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Developing Children’s Financial Habits and Behaviors

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Developing Real Sportsmanship in a Reality Show World

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Developing Youths' Life Skills Through Equine Activities

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DINE: Creating a Culture of Wellness in Durham, North Carolina

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Diversity Issues in the Digital Age

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Duplicate of #1309

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Duplicate of #1309

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Duplicate of #1309

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DUPLICATE Using Technology to Build Capacity in Volunteer Programs

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E3A - Understanding incentives: A key to a viable renewable energy project

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Eating Well While Eating Out: How Calories on the Menu Can Help Guide Healthy Choices

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Empowering Those We Help: Building Trust and Credibility

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Best Practices for a Safe and Efficient Equine Facility

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Beyond Certificates and Plaques: Volunteer Recognition

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Bicol University Leading the Way in Educating to Build Resilient Communities

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Building Community Relationships for Youth Development

 
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