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Michigan 4-H offers international conversations from the continent of Europe

Published on December 18, 2020
Highlights of our virtual learning in Italy, Romania, Ukraine, Norway and Estonia. Visit a European country of your choice virtually before traveling there physically.
Passport kitchen program enriches cultural knowledge

Published on December 7, 2020
Participants enjoyed most recipes and allowed families to explore their own heritage while learning about other cultures.
International conversation strengthens partnership with Belize 4-H to support holiday project

Published on December 4, 2020
Michigan 4-H virtually connects with Belize 4-H during a pandemic and offers support for the Belize community.
Michigan 4-H Visual Letters Art Pilot Exchanges

Published on December 2, 2020
Michigan 4-H has been successfully exchanging visual letter artwork with China for 30 years. Now pilots are forming with other countries around the world with Michigan.
4-H around the world: Canada

Published on October 29, 2020
4-H grows youth into leaders within the U.S. and beyond. Let’s explore 4-H in Canada and the successful three-way 4-H “Visual Letter” art exchange with Michigan 4-H and Poland.
Learn a foreign language

Published on July 9, 2020
Learning a foreign language can be a fun, educational way to learn about culture.
4-H around the world: Africa

Published on May 15, 2020
Similar 4-H programs exist in more than 80 countries. Let’s explore some of these 4-H programs in this global connection starting with Africa.
Michigan 4-H International Exchange students talk about experiences in the COVID-19 era

Published on April 16, 2020
International exchange students share concerns about being sent home during the novel coronavirus pandemic, the virus that causes the infectious disease COVID-19.
4-H around the world: Taiwan

Published on March 25, 2020
The series exploring 4-H around the world continues as we explore 4-H in Taiwan.
Why I make Japanese origami cranes

Published on February 25, 2020
Friends, colleagues and family will watch me make Japanese origami cranes and ask, why I make them all the time. This is why.