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The history of 4-H in Nebraska (Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service 4-H) by John D Orr, 1985
Interest based learning in 4-H (Philosophical paper) by Bert Lynn Jones, 1984
"Incredible" results (Evaluative paper) by Donna Menart, 1986
Evaluability assessment in 4-H (Philosophical paper) by Bert Lynn Jones, 1984
Why and how we do 4-H (Philosophical paper) by Bert Lynn Jones, 1984
Peace in the Home: A Curriculum

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Youth Programs
youth programs. America s young people are its most precious natural resource. Each EXCEL Club is sponsored and mentored by a local Exchange Club.
http://www.nationalexchangeclub.com/ProgramsService/y.htm

Extractions: Search this site Youth Programs America's young people are its most precious natural resource. This is why, for many years, Exchange has sponsored an impressive selection of activities designed to benefit and encourage our nation's youth. Not surprising, many of these richly rewarding programs are among the most popular and well supported of all Exchange Club endeavors. Exchange's youth projects include the Youth of the Month/Year Award, the Young Citizenship Award, the A.C.E. Award and EXCEL Clubs . For more information on how to implement these projects, see the Youth Projects Guide. For more information on purchasing youth project supplies, see the Exchange Marketplace. One of the most popular of Exchange's youth projects, the Youth of the Month/Year Award recognizes industrious high school students who attain high levels of scholastic achievement community involvement and leadership. This proven program not only rewards outstanding young people, but also provides an incentive for other youngsters to strive for equally high levels of achievement.
Tasmania Police - PCYC
Police and Community youth clubs Aboriginal Liaison Consumer Information Safer by Design Policing a Multicultural Tasmania
http://www.police.tas.gov.au/community/pcyc

Extractions: @import url(http://www.police.tas.gov.au/_designs/tas_police/design_css_117); @import url(http://www.police.tas.gov.au/_designs/tas_police/design_css_118); Print Contacts Site Index Home ... PCYC PCYC Mobile Activity Centre Related Topics Reclink The first Club in Tasmania was formed in 1946 at Launceston. There are now 13 Clubs Statewide. Police and Community Youth Clubs (PCYC) are the largest youth organisation in Australia. The Clubs have historically provided a wide range of sporting and recreational activities for youth including gymnastics, trampolining, boxing, self defence classes and most indoor games. In recent years the PCYC movement in Tasmania has broadened its role to provide outreach programs to youth from outlying areas. These programs include the RecLink project which provides sporting and recreational activities for unemployed and disadvantaged youth. The Teen Vacation program is another activity which provides for "at risk" youth during holiday periods. The Mobile Activity Centre is an equipped trailer which provides numerous activities as well as health and welfare information to identified areas of need. The activities provided include basketball, volleyball, cricket, baseball, Sony playstation and most indoor and outdoor games. There now three Mobile Activity Centre units operating throughout the State and hopefully another unit will begin operations shortly from Launceston. The purpose of the MAC project is to provide recreational activities for young people, provide opportunities to participate in healthy recreation for all ages, to provide a positive liaison between Police and young people and to encourage the principles of good citizenship.
Colorado 4-H, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension. This Page Provide
This page provides valuable information to Colorado 4H club members, School Enrichment/After School programs, youth Fund. Other 4-H Links
http://www.4h.colostate.edu/

Extractions: [Select Item] 4-H Impact Study 4-H Update Alcohol Policy Handbook Alcohol Policy Brochure Camp Tobin Registration Colorado 4-H Handbook Consumer Choices Handbook County Contacts Dress Code Enrollment E-Record Preview Guidelines for E-mail Lists and websites Judges Reference Charts Leaderline Leadership Development Conference Leads for Leaders Life Skills Evaluations Meat Goat Manual (pdf) School Enrichment/After School Programs Shooting Sports Information State Fair Calendar State Fair Exhibit Requirements State Fair OnLine Entry State Fair Results State Fair Score Sheets Volunteer Development Resources Workplace Compentencies Youth Enrollment (Blue Ribbon) Youth Fest 4-H Associated Programs
CYAR
The programs and philosophy of the program will live on in the 54 youth As Resources programs in 19 states and New Zealand. NCPC and the Network Advisory
http://www.yar.org/

Extractions: Center for Youth as Resources Closes Its Doors The Center for Youth as Resources (CYAR) closed its doors January 31, 2005, due to a lack of funding. The programs and philosophy of the program will live on in the 54 Youth As Resources programs in 19 states and New Zealand. NCPC and the Network Advisory Council, consisting of experienced YAR program directors, will continue to lend technical assistance to the current sites. The Center for Youth as Resources, established in 1995, has impacted hundreds of thousands of youth, changed perceptions of thousands of adults, and created safer and more caring neighborhoods in hundreds of communities. Existing programs: Colorado
Boys & Girls Club, Activities For Kids,youth Programs, Boys And Girls Clubs,grou
The Boys and Girls Club of Capistrano Valley California provides kids with fun year round activities and programs, the non profit organization provides
http://www.bgccapo.com/

Extractions: ****JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**** cddcodebase = "../code/";cddcodebase937796 = "../code/"; The provides kids with fun year round activities and programs. This non profit organization provides organized group activities and mentoring programs as well offering various grant opportunities that help develop todays youth for tomorrows challenges Take a tour of the club...Click here Supervisor Tom Wilson's mention of our event...
Houston Astros Community Youth Programs - Coca-Cola Buddies Club
youth programs Coca-Cola Buddies Club For further information please call the Houston Astros youth Program line at (713) 259-8978.
http://houston.astros.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/hou/community/youth_programs.jsp
Lions-Quest
A major youth service initiative of Lions clubs International Foundation! youthrelated news from Join Together On-line (JTO) New! 1-day
http://www.lions-quest.org/default.asp

Extractions: Workshop Offerings Contract Regional 1-day SDI Schedule/ R egister Program Brochures Skills for Growing Skills for Adolescence Skills for Action Model Program Brochure ... Presentation A major youth service initiative of Lions Clubs International Foundation! Youth-related news from Join Together On-line (JTO) ... Test-taking SDI Now Available Lions-Quest Annual Materials sale April 1-August 31 Lions-Quest CATALOG Does Your Community Need Lions-Quest? Lions-Quest CHICAGO TRIBUNE article- School District 181 Lions-Quest Model Programs brochure Adobe Acrobat version) New! K-12 Service Learning Resource Available!
PCYC - Police Community Youth Clubs NSW Australia
PCYC Police and Community youth clubs NSW Australia; one of Australia s most CHARTER FOR youth. Leadership development. This program assists young
http://www.pcycnsw.org/page_amiss.htm
PCYC - Police Community Youth Clubs NSW Australia
PCYC Police and Community youth clubs NSW Australia; one of Australia s most Program Excellence. 8. Life Governor (Club). 9. Life Member (Club)
http://www.pcycnsw.org/page_aawards.htm
Boys And Girls Clubs Of Canada
55 Outstanding Boys and Girls Club youth from across Canada Selected to Receive academic enhancement program called Power Up! to help children and youth
http://www.bgccan.com/

Extractions: The Thompson Boys and Girls Club, together with The Manitoba Metis Federation, INCO Ltd, Thompson Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation and The Thompson Zoological Society, has created a tree planting program at Soab Creek in Manitoba to offer youth-at-risk summer employment and training opportunities, while teaching them about environmental ... more FEATURED PARTNER Each year the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada Foundation provides support to Clubs that enables them to offer enhanced programs and safe, well-equipped club environments to young people. The Foundation also provides funding to Regions and the national office on an annual application basis, which contributes to the ...
Boys And Girls Clubs Of Canada
The youth Leadership Program, run by the St. Johns Boys and Girls Club in Newfoundland, was started in 1999 with the goal of targeting members between 13
http://www.bgccan.com/program.asp?L=E
BGCA | Youth Of The Year
Meet Thomas TJ Rancour, Boys Girls clubs of America s National youth of the the youth of the Year program recognizes outstanding contributions to a
http://www.bgca.org/members/youth_of_year.asp

Extractions: Rancour is a dedicated member and leader of his Club. As the president of the Keystone Club, Rancour organized Club members participation in community events. He helped coach flag football and officiated basketball games at the Club. He has touched many childrens lives by helping them become more aware of their health. At Pinconning Area High School, Rancour maintains a 3.7 grade point average, while taking advanced placement classes, and is a member of the National Honor Society. In addition to his academic achievements, Rancour tried out for the basketball team after his weight loss, and has been a member since his sophomore year.
Cooperative Youth Program Organizations
COMMISSIONED RECRUITING PROGRAM Help your club earn money by recruiting youth clubs qualify for awards, such as youth Club Meritorious Achievement,
http://www.nrahq.com/youth/organization.asp

Extractions: NRA has resources, programs and training to assist youth organizations, such as Boy Scout troops, American Legion posts, JROTC units, 4-H clubs, FFA chapters, commercial summer camps and U.S. Jaycee chapters. If your organization or club offers gun safety or shooting sports programs, NRA can help! NRA has gun safety materials, handbooks, videos, posters and other training aids to assist program leaders in teaching the safe gun handling and marksmanship fundamentals. For more information see the Youth Programs Resources and Information page or visit the NRA Program Materials Center NRA has a variety of programs that your organization can either participate in or conduct. Programs such as Marksmanship Qualification Shooting Shooting Sports Camps Youth Hunter Education Challenge and competitive shooting As the foremost experts on firearm education, NRA offers instructor training for program leaders in rifle, pistol, shotgun, muzzleloading guns, range safety and home firearm safety. This training provides you with the knowledge and tools necessary to teach the NRA's Basic Firearm Education Courses. For program leaders involved in developing the skills of young shooters, NRA offers
Daniel Rose: The World Of The Jewish Youth Movement
These youth movements were clearly distinct from the Jewish youth club whose roots Today USY runs high school programs, pilgrim trips around the world,
http://www.infed.org/informaljewisheducation/jewish_youth_movements.htm

Extractions: encyclopaedia archives explore the world of the jewish youth movement contents introduction informal jewish education youth movements vs. youth clubs youth movements and clubs in britain ... how to cite this article In his article The Philosophy of Jewish informal education In the same article, Chazan suggests that Jewish and general informal education share six of the eight defining characteristics that he delineates in defining informal Jewish education. These shared characteristics are: both are person-centered, experience-oriented, and interactive, and both promote a learning and experiencing community, a culture of education, and content that engages. However, he also suggests that informal Jewish education can be considered a unique category of its own, differing from general informal education in two major respects: its curriculum of experiences and values and its holistic educator. Chazan suggests that informal Jewish education is inherently about affecting the lifestyle and identity of Jews. General informal education is often about learning a skill or improving ones skills, especially life skills, but rarely about ultimate identity or character education. Because of this, these two models of informal education also have divergent conceptions of the role of the educator. Informal Jewish educators are inherently shapers of Jewish experience and role models of Jewish lifestyle, as opposed to the good general informal educator who is focused on helping to develop skills and not on shaping identity or group loyalties.
ARRLWeb: The Victor C. Clark Youth Incentive Program
The Victor C. Clark youth Incentive Program. The ARRL Foundation, Inc. high school radio clubs, youth groups, and generalinterest radio clubs that
http://www.arrl.org/arrlf/vicyip.html

Extractions: Getting Started ... Text-only The ARRL Foundation, Inc. At the request of the family of the late Victor C. Clark, W4KFC, the ARRL Foundation established the Victor C. Clark Youth Incentive Program, with the objective of providing support for the development of Amateur Radio among high-school age (or younger) youth. Funded by endowment and contributor support, the Program makes minigrants available to groups that demonstrate serious intent to promote participation in Amateur Radio by youth and enrich the experience of radio amateurs under the age of 18. Groups that qualify for mini-grants will include, but not be limited to, high school radio clubs, youth groups, and general-interest radio clubs that sponsor subgroups of young people or otherwise make a special effort to get them involved in club activities. Minigrants, not to exceed $1000 per grant, will be made for such projects as securing equipment for antennas for club stations, purchasing training materials, supporting local service projects that bring favorable public exposure, and similar activities. Preference will be given to projects for which matching funds are raised locally. An applicant for a mini-grant must write a brief, but complete proposal including such items as:
Youth Clubs In South Wales
School site covering school, school association and school youth club. A Christian youth Club based in Pontypool, we have a Pool Table, Table Tennis,
http://www.southwalesindex.co.uk/pages/1582.html

Extractions: We'll tell you where to go! Web Directory Message Board Classified Adverts Paid Advertising ... Help Commercial Advertising (more info) Commercial Advertising (more info) Celtel IT Solutions An IT company based in Llangefni, Anglesey providing complete IT solutions for small to medium businesses. From sales of IT equipment at trade prices to network design, installation and support, Celtel provides an affordable, professional and friendly service www.celtel.it
Unicycle Club, PE Club, After School Programs; Unicycles; Get Your Program Start
inline skates, and balance items to after school programs, pe instructor, and pe club Church youth group. Kids sports Program. PE Circus Skills
http://www.unicycleclub.com/

Extractions: Y outh Unicycling can be one of the most rewarding and beneficial things you can do for the children you care about. Unicycle clubs build self confidence, physical fitness and strength in kids k-12. Unicycling can be an Excellent addition to your: Physical Education Curriculum, Before or after school program, 21st Century Community Learning Center, (CCLC) Boy or Girl Scout Troop, YMCA youth program Summer Camp Activities. Church youth group Kids sports Program PE Circus Skills K-12 Recreation SAC and SAP activities Learn how to start your unicycle club If you are spending time with kids fill that time with something that will benefit them for life. Parents and teachers claim they have experienced the following from their children participating in a unicycle teams: Physical Fitness and Strength Reduction in Behavior Problems Enhanced Self Esteem Improved Academic Performance Cardiovascular Challenge Develop Balance
Youth Program
Shellee Leong, Associate youth Director for Club programs, youth Ministries Friday Club is a yearround faith based youth program providing a safe and
http://www.cameronhouse.org/youthprogram/

Extractions: Cameron House Youth Ministries offers Christian centered youth programming. With every youth who comes through our doors, we strive to build a community of faith by sharing experiences of love, support, friendship, and service so that we can all go forth more empowered to make a better world. Through leadership training and peer relationships, we provide a community of positive role models and a safe environment for teaching and learning. Youth will grow in faith by experiencing spiritual disciplines of worship, study, and prayer while being members of a loving and supportive community. YOUTH PROGRAMS Friday Club is a year-round faith based youth program providing a safe and secure environment where youth can form lasting friendships with peers, develop leadership skills, and foster a deeper sense of Christian spirituality and faith. Club groups are encouraged to develop their own program of activities with the help of volunteer leaders and Cameron House Youth Ministries staff. Participants help plan activities such as community service projects, arts and crafts, social events, and retreats with an emphasis on spiritual, mental, social, and physical development.
The Sad Cafe, Plaistow NH New Hampshire: After School Music Programs For Teens Y
boys and girls clubs, program youth, summer activity, activity child, mentoring program, activity youth, camp summer youth, teen dance club,
http://www.thesadcafe.com/default.asp

Extractions: The Sad Cafe is a nonprofit organization offering a safe, clean, substance free, family-friendly establishment for kids and parents. We strive to provide, promote and support positive life choices for all community members, especially youth, through innovative programming. We offer kids a place to learn, practice and perform music of all kinds in a relaxed atmosphere among their peers. From Punk music, Rock, Hip-hop, Folk, whatever your flavor, music of all styles are encouraged. And whether you're a beginner picking up a guitar for the first time, wanting to find others to join a band, or a seasoned performer, The Sad Cafe offers a place to expand and grow your musical experience. See our Fall Programs Schedule Sponsor of the Month: Plaistow Area Commerce Exchange (PACE) The Sponsor of the Month for September is the Plaistow Area Commerce Exchange (PACE) . A great big thanks to them for helping to help support The Sad Cafe. If you are a local business or organization and would like to learn more about becoming a sponsor of The Sad Cafe in the future
California 4-H Youth Development Program
Mid Valley 4H Added 3/17/2005. Coyote Crest 4-H Added 3/17/2005. Scorpions 4-H Added 3/15/2005. 4-H youth Development Program 4-H Club Website Server
http://clubs.ca4h.org/

Extractions: 4-H Club Website Server 4-H Websites Select Website to View Alameda: Abbie 4-H Club Alameda: Bayside 4-H Club Alameda: Dublin 4-H Club Alameda: Redwood 4-H Club Butte: Nord-Cana 4-H Club Calaveras: Calaveras Wranglers 4-H Collegiate: Cal Poly 4-H Collegiate: UC Davis Collegiate 4-H Colusa: Colusa 4-H Club Colusa: Colusa 4-H Club Junior Master Gardeners Contra Costa: Concord 4-H Club Contra Costa: Tassajara 4-H Club Del Norte: Wild River 4-H Club El Dorado: Camino Go-Getters 4-H El Dorado: Shingle Springs 4-H Club Humboldt: Ferndale 4-H Imperial: Magnolia 4-H Kern: Shafter 4-H Club Kings: Central Valley 4-H Club Kings: Corcoran 4-H Kings: Grangeville 4-H Club Kings: Island 4-H Club Lake: Cache Creek 4-H Club Lassen: Bald Mountain 4-H Club Lassen: Lassen 4-H Council Lassen: Richmond 4-H Club Los Angeles: 4-H Summer Camp Los Angeles: Antelope Valley 4-H District Los Angeles: Gnosis 4-H Club

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