From the 4-H Military Partnership

What I Wish People Knew

 What I Wish People knew is an open and honest conversation from three 4-H'ers about coping with mental health challenges. Brought to us by National 4-H Council, the conversation  is hosted by actress Lexi Underwood of Hulu's Little Fires Everywhere.

Pandemic Population Conversations
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Our Pandemic Population groups are in full swing. Groups can access their group information through the portal below as well as additional information for sharing the resource.

4-H Marketing Toolkit  Available 


​A toolkit for the 4-H Military Partnership has been developed and is available online for anyone working with the project.  You'll find the logos, templates, and more.

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