The 4-H Military Partnership is a supportive collaboration between military and land-grant university partners whose mission is to integrate research-based 4-H positive youth development programs for military-connected children, youth, and families.

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4-H Military Partnership Virtual Conference 2026 Recap

Missed the Virtual Conference?Recorded sessions are now available on this website, giving you the opportunity to access valuable presentations, insights, and resources at your convenience and on your own schedule.
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Take time to explore the available sessions, revisit topics of interest, and benefit from the expertise shared throughout the conference. We invite you to engage with the recordings and continue your professional learning beyond the live event.

Bimonthly 4-H Military Partnership Meeting 



​4-H Military Liaisons are invited to attend the Bimonthly 4-H Military Partnership Meeting, held the first Tuesday of every other month (September, November, January, March), 1 – 2 p.m. EST.
 
Meetings are an opportunity to communicate partnership successes, needs, ideas and information.  Each Service provides a brief update at the meeting, as well as USDA NIFA, NCSU, KSU and Auburn.  It’s an important time to share and celebrate the impactful partnerships that happen with 4-H around the country and overseas.  If you are a state liaison and are not able to join us, feel free to share the information with someone else in your state, so you will be represented.  Please share agenda items with [email protected]  If your state needs to update your 4-H Military Liaison, please let us know.
 
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Learn, Connect, & Share with the ​4-H Military Partnership! 

► Learn

Join educators and professionals who work with military-connected youth and 4-H programs to explore important issues, trends, and curricula that support our efforts. Each month's session provides an engaging opportunity to learn and connect. The Third Thursday Together live sessions are recorded and available for on-demand streaming.​

► Connect 

4-H Military Liaisons serve as the official connection between the 4-H organization and various military branches, facilitating partnership programs that empower military-connected children, youth, and their families. Through education and training about the unique challenges military families face, the liaison ensures that military children, youth, and families receive the resources they need. 

► Share

Are you a 4-H alum who grew up in a military family, or do you know someone who is? We would love to hear your story and learn more about your 4-H experiences related to the military. Complete the survey below.​

Buy the Brand and Support 4-H Military Partnership

Need 4-H supplies or resources? Use the link below to visit Shop 4-H and a portion of the proceeds from your purchase will support educational initiatives with the 4-H Military Partnership.​ Shop 4-H has research-based, hands-on curriculum to support various clubs and a variety of supplies with the 4-H Military Partnership logo to meet all of your program's needs.  You can also request the 4-HMP logo on other items as well! Help support the 4-H Military Partnertship and use this link to make your 4-H purchase!

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NC State University is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. NC State promotes an integrated approach to problem solving that transforms lives and provides leadership for social, economic, and technological development across North Carolina and around the world. NC State’s land grant mission of teaching, research and service is dedicated to the service of North Carolina and its people. The 4-H Military Partnership is dedicated to welcoming and serving audiences of all backgrounds and fostering a working environment where all employees feel welcomed and respected.
 "This work is supported by the Children, Youth and Families at Risk 4-H Military Partnership Professional Development and Technical Assistance Program, project award no. 2022-41520-38161, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture."