4-H Today
Google.org Widens Kids’ Access to Computer Science Education by Awarding $5 Million to National 4-H Council
4-H to expand programs to connect millions of young people in rural and underserved communities to…
National 4-H Council Honors New York Governor Kathy Hochul with 4-H Distinguished Alumni Medallion
Governor Hochul is the first sitting governor to receive the award. CHEVY CHASE, MD. (August 30,…
The Story of Your Gift
Creating Impact Without Boundaries Through National 4-H Council Have you ever wondered about the journey that…
National 4-H Council Appoints Human Resources Executive Shawnda H. Howard as Vice President, People and Culture
CHEVY CHASE, MD. (August 8, 2022) – Today, National 4-H Council announced the appointment of Shawnda…
4-H Lead to Change Projects Design Local Solutions for Communities
4-H empowers youth with the skills they need to become leaders and positive disruptors in their…
Nature’s Path to Improved Youth Mental Health
It’s no secret that spending time outdoors has many health benefits. Access to nature is associated with lower levels of stress, anxiety, and sadness. Young people especially have much to gain from the benefits of nature.
What I Wish People Knew
Visit our new Sharing is Daring page to learn about how you can share #WhatIWishPeopleKnew A…
Making the Impossible Possible
I walked through a dirt road riddled with potholes. To my left, I saw a deserted…
National 4‑H Council Survey Shows Gen Z is United on Addressing Climate Change
Data reveals that Gen Z is worried yet optimistic about the future of the planet, believe…
Leslie Coleman, VP, Head of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Nutrien, is Elected to National 4-H Council’s Board of Trustees
National 4-H Council is pleased to announce the election of Leslie Coleman, Vice President, Head of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Nutrien, to its Board of Trustees. Coleman was unanimously elected during National 4-H Council’s Board meeting in Tucson, Arizona on March 23.
Brianna Attey Mouanjo on Vulnerability and Freedom
As the firstborn child of two Cameroonian immigrants the path of my life has been an…
Dr. Carrie Castille, USDA-NIFA’s First Female Director
Growing up in a small, rural Louisiana town surrounded by agriculture, I was reminded of the…
