Youth Program Civil Rights Compliance Resources

Below you will find civil rights compliance resources for staff who provide programs to youth.  These resources will assist in collecting demographic data, reporting on demographic data that is collected and suggestions on explaining why we collect the demographic data.  These resources are intended for use with online and face to face programs.

MSU Extension Youth Demographic Data Collection Form

MSU Extension Youth Demographic Data Collection Form SPANISH

MSU Extension Youth Demographic Data Collection Form Script for Online Programs

MSU Extension Youth Demographic Data Collection Script Face-to-Face Programs

MSU Extension Youth GROUP Demographic Data Collection Form

4-H Online Crosswalk Youth Demographic

4-H Club Civil Rights Compliance Statement

 

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