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  • Bolstering youth-adult partnerships as a protective factor for youth

    Published on October 27, 2022
    Increasing positive networks with adults can help youth succeed.

  • With passions for STEM and community service, mother-daughter duo forge new 4-H club

    Published on August 26, 2021
    Amid a global pandemic, Dr. Teena Chopra, a Wayne County Michigan 4-H volunteer, and her daughter Simran, a 4-H member, dive headfirst into 4-H.

  • Japan Girls’ Day: A cultural learning opportunity for youth and adults

    Published on March 31, 2021
    Let’s learn about the Japanese holiday of Girls’ Day, which is held on March 3.

  • Planning for all generations

    Published on October 23, 2020
    Generational trends are leading to changing demographics in many communities and presenting new challenges. Having strategies to bring all generations into a planning process can help communities meet these challenges.

  • MSU Distinguished Academic Staff honoree credits Michigan 4-H for igniting his successful career

    Published on February 27, 2020
    MSU Extension’s Brandon Schroeder was recently honored with MSU's Distinguished Academic Staff Award. However, before joining MSU Extension 15 years ago, Schroeder was already a part of the Extension community: he spent his youth as a Michigan 4-H member.

  • Youth thrive when adults support and encourage “youth voice”

    Published on February 24, 2020
    Adults can help youth thrive by encouraging youth voice and establishing a positive relationship with them.

  • Youth thrive when adults support and nurture their “sparks”

    Published on February 24, 2020
    Intentional efforts by adults to help youth identify and nurture their interests, or “sparks,” can help youth be successful in life.

  • Youth roles in event planning

    Published on January 1, 2020
    Youth-adult partnerships in action at 4-H Capitol Experience.

  • Youth-adult partnerships in 4-H clubs

    Published on November 20, 2019
    Creating meaningful opportunities for youth to make decisions.

  • Youth, you are enough

    Published on September 30, 2019
    Overcoming imposter syndrome when engaging in discussions with adults.

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