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Science, Engineering & Technology (read more)

4-H is uniquely positioned to develop America's future generation of scientists and engineers. This program area will be 4-H's national priority for the next five years. 4-H has the ability to draw upon a rich and diverse set of research-based curricula and activities that provide hands-on, real world experiences delivered in both informal and formal settings. Delivered through the 4-H setting, Science, Engineering & Technology offers an extraordinary range of engaging and challenging activities for youth of all ages and abilities.

Healthy Living (read more)

A core belief of 4-H is Health, as evidenced by the four H's in the 4-H clover: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. 4-H is committed to the physical, mental and emotional health of our nation's youth so they may lead healthy and productive lives into adulthood. 4-H has become a national leader in health-related educational issues including chemical health, mental and emotional health, foods and nutrition, physical health and safety.

Citizenship (read more)

Since its inception, 4-H has placed emphasis on the importance of young people being engaged, well-informed citizens. By connecting to their communities and leaders, youth understand their role in civic affairs and are able to expand their role in decision-making processes. It's clear that civic engagement provides the foundation that helps youth understand the "big picture" of life and learn the skill sets that will allow them to become wise leaders for the 21st century.

  • National 4-H Council hosts Citizenship Washington Focus, a citizenship program for 4-H youth in the Washington, DC area each summer. CWF provides youth with a hands-on view of government through Capitol Hill visits, field trips, and other leadership opportunities.

4-H programs reach 6.5 million youth through:
4-H clubs, 4-H camps, 4-H Afterschool and 4-H school enrichment programs.

For more information regarding national partnerships, designed to impact these critical areas for our nation's youth, please contact:

Jill Bramble
Director, National Partnerships
Phone: (301) 961- 2879

Email: jbramble@fourhcouncil.edu

 

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