News

  • Teaching experiential learning: Resources and tools

    Published on January 16, 2018
    Michigan 4-H youth are developing skills and gaining knowledge in projects that interest them. Let’s explore resources and tools available to help parents and volunteers make learning intentional.

  • Responsible social media activities

    Published on January 11, 2018
    Michigan 4-H has new activities that help youth and adults think about being responsible in online environments.

  • Teaching life skills: Resources and tools

    Published on January 9, 2018
    Michigan 4-H youth are learning life skills. Let’s explore some resources and tools that are available to help parents and volunteers make teaching life skills easier.

  • When might you not accept a donation to your 4-H group?

    Published on January 9, 2018
    There are a number of reasons why a 4-H club, group or program may choose to decline a cash or non-cash donation.

  • What should your club or group do when someone donates money or items?

    Published on January 9, 2018
    A few steps will make sure your 4-H club or group has created a paper trail and built a great relationship with the donor.

  • The art of providing feedback

    Published on January 5, 2018
    Feedback can help us improve our skills and attitudes but it can be difficult to give and receive. These tips can help you offer the type of feedback that makes communities stronger.

  • Add to your experience in a pre-college program

    Published on January 5, 2018
    After participating in a pre-college program, consider serving in future roles as a way to give back and serve others.

  • Delegation made easy

    Published on January 5, 2018
    Afraid to delegate? Just answer these three questions to get started.

  • Newly revised teen leadership document is here!

    Published on January 5, 2018
    This updated document will help both youth and adult advisors see how to get the most out of a teen leadership project and how leadership can be very rewarding for both the teen and the groups with which they interact.

  • Cultural competency evolves over time

    Published on January 5, 2018
    Intercultural competence is one’s knowledge and ability to successfully handle intercultural encounters. Global and cultural lessons may offer an opportunity for participants to learn more about the community they live in or the world.