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  • Michigan 4-H pilot “visual letter” art exchange with Poland and Canada

    Published on June 10, 2019
    Michigan 4-H is excited to be piloting a three-way 2019 “visual letter” art exchange with Warsaw, Poland, and Manitoba, Canada, with Lenawee County 4-H in Michigan.

  • What does it take to be an outbound exchange student?

    Published on June 10, 2019
    International travel is a great opportunity for youth to experience new cultures and be more globally connected.

  • International Education Week in Michigan

    Published on June 10, 2019
    Learn how you can share your event during International Education Week, Nov. 18-22, 2019.

  • Understanding culture and family history: Immigration

    Published on May 29, 2019
    How did your family come to this country? How is it the same or different for immigrants today?

  • 10 tips for organizing a 4-H youth exchange

    Published on May 15, 2019
    Youth exchanges build cultural appreciation and life skills. Follow these 10 steps for a successful exchange.

  • Raise your hand for Michigan 4-H!

    Published on March 28, 2019
    Join me in voting for Michigan 4-H to support the next generation of 4-H’ers.

  • Understanding culture and family history: Birth and adoption stories

    Published on March 12, 2019
    Have you asked your parents about the day you were born or adopted?

  • Michigan 4-H pilots art exchange with Turkmenistan

    Published on February 27, 2019
    The Turkmenistan youth have sent artwork to Michigan's Branch County as a start to the exchange initiated in 2018.

  • What makes 4-H different from other youth organizations?

    Published on February 15, 2019
    There are many organizations serving youth across the United States. What makes 4-H Youth Development different?

  • 4-H in 1930

    Published on February 14, 2019
    4-H has been around for over 100 years. A year-end report from 1930 provides insight to how 4-H has changed and stayed the same.

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