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The document is the 2008 volume of 'News & Views' from the New York State Association of Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Educators, featuring a president's message emphasizing leadership and professional development goals for 4-H educators. It includes various sections such as updates on programs, membership information, committee reports, and highlights from events like the CITY Project Youth/Law Enforcement Summit. The document encourages engagement in leadership roles and outlines initiatives aimed at enhancing youth development through community involvement and educational opportunities.

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Is 4-H still around?

4-H CLUB MEMBERSHIP: 4-H Club membership is open to all youth beginning at age 8 or 4th grade (with actual enrollment date determined by the state) and open to all young people as determined by each state but not to exceed beyond the age of 21.

Is there 4h in New York?

4-H programs engage New York City youth in projects and activities that help build skills in engineering, math, literacy, nutrition, health, STEM, civic engagement and leadership.

Is 4-H in every state?

Today, 4‑H serves youth in rural, urban, and suburban communities in every state across the nation. 4‑Hers are tackling the nations top issues, from global food security, climate change and sustainable energy to childhood obesity and food safety.

What is the main purpose of Cornell cooperative extension?

Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) puts knowledge to work in pursuit of economic vitality, ecological sustainability and social well-being. We bring local experience and research-based solutions together, helping New York state families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world.

What is the meaning of 4h?

Originating in the early 1900s as four-square education, the 4-Hs (head-heart-hands-health) seek to promote positive youth development, facilitate learning and engage youth in the work of their community through the Cooperative Extension Service to enhance the quality of life.

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