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Michigan food culture

Published on May 2, 2018
Enjoy the culinary heritage of our Great Lakes state and explore new creations using a variety of Michigan food products.
Experience world cultures by celebrating national holidays

Published on May 1, 2018
National days of celebration are a great time to learn about a particular country or culture, and taste a little of what they are known for!
4-H Exploration Days in June lets Michigan youth explore possibilities for their future

Published on April 11, 2018
Make youth summer plans early – MSU pre-college programs like 4-H Exploration Days provides education, personal development and fun for ages 11 and up.
Executive Order 9066

Published on March 19, 2018
Continuing to learn from our history can help us better understand how we must move forward toward more equitable and inclusive outcomes for all American citizens.
Global food security: Engaging youth in taking action

Published on March 4, 2018
Youth can be prepared to face the challenges of feeding a growing world population by attending two upcoming opportunities.
World Food Prize Michigan Youth Institute lets teens find solutions to local and global challenges

Published on March 1, 2018
The fourth annual World Food Prize Michigan Youth Institute, held May 10, 2018, seeks to inspire and prepare the next generation of global leaders to end world hunger and poverty.
A day in the life of an American teen

Published on February 14, 2018
Learning how to interpret our own culture can help teens become globally competent leaders.
What is ethnography?

Published on February 14, 2018
Learning about cultures is a great way for youth to expand their knowledge and communication skills.
Inspirations from being a Michigan 4-H International Exchange Program local coordinator

Published on February 9, 2018
Being a Michigan 4-H International Exchange Program local coordinator provides inspirations, global friendships and so much more.
Exploring Bias

Published on January 22, 2018
“Who me? I don’t have a biased bone in my body.” Often the level of discomfort of understanding and owning our biases stems from the shortsighted belief that the issue of bias is simply about good and bad people.