Positive 4-H Youth Development Programs for Military Families
4-H Military Partnership ConferenceExtension educators, faculty, and staff are invited to this year's 4-H Military Partnership Conference at the Hilton Alexandria Marks Center hotel in Alexandria, Virginia May 20-23. Sessions are geared for Extension to better understand and support military connected youth, families, and service providers.
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CYFAR 4-H Military Partnership Professional Development and Technical Assistance Project
The NC State CYFAR 4-H Military Partnership Professional Development and Technical Assistance (MPPD&TA) Project is designed to build capacity, support military services in the development of 4-H programming, and extend the synergy of a historic partnership. Through professional development, communication, and evaluation, the project combines the knowledge and resources of Cooperative Extension and military services.
The CYFAR 4-H MPPD&TA project focuses on the development of resources to educate and inform professionals working with military-connected youth.
The CYFAR 4-H MPPD&TA project focuses on the development of resources to educate and inform professionals working with military-connected youth.
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