4-H Canada Program Catalogue 2018-2019

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4-H Canada Program Catalogue

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3 Introduction 4 4-H Canada Leadership Development Pillars 4 Community Engagement & Communication 4 Science & Technology 4 The Environment & Healthy Living 4 Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security 5 4-H Canada Positive Youth Development Formula 6 Opportunities for Youth – Apply through your province 6 U.S. National 4-H Members Conference 7 4-H Canada Citizenship Congress 8 4-H Canada Members Forum 9 Opportunities for Youth –Apply through 4-H Canada 9 Going Global Exchanges 10 Careers on the Grow 10 4-H Product Competition 10 CareersontheGrow.ca – Job Board 11 4-H Canada Science Fair 12 Scholarships 13 Hands to Larger Service - Youth Service Leaders 14 Opportunities for Clubs-Apply though 4-H Canada 14 Club Exchanges 14 FCC 4-H Club Fund 15 Opportunities for Clubs – Outreach Initiatives Apply through 4-H Canada 15 Show Your 4-H Colours 15 Find Your 4-H Wings 16 Proud to Bee a 4-H’er 16 Steeped in Soil – SUMMER 2018 17 National 4-H Healthy Living Resource and Training Initiative 17 Science Kits 18 Opportunities for Volunteer Leaders-Apply through your province 18 Leadership Summit 18 Hands-on Science Training 19 Opportunities for Volunteer Leaders-Apply through 4-H Canada 19 4-H LEARNS 19 National Volunteer Leader of the Year Award 19 Webinar Series – COMING FALL 2018 20 Dates, Deadlines and Details Chart

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Introductio

This Program Catalogue is designed to introduce you to 4-H Canada’s national and international programs and supports available to 4-H members, 4-H clubs, 4-H volunteer leaders, and 4-H provincial associations. Programs are offered throughout the year and specific dates, deadlines and details can be found at the back of this catalogue.

4-H Canada 4-H Canada empowers young Canadians to become skilled, engaged, and responsible leaders who are passionate about making meaningful contributions to the world around them. Established in 1913, 4-H is one of Canada’s longest-running and most respected youth organizations! We are a youthserving organization focused on the goal of helping young Canadians “Learn To Do By Doing” in a safe, inclusive, and fun environment. We believe in nurturing responsible, engaged, and confident leaders who are committed to positively impacting communities across Canada and around the world. 4-H Canada is made up of over 25,000 members and 7,700 volunteers across the country. Our volunteers are actually called leaders—and for good reason. We are an organization built around leadership. By providing 4-H’ers with mentors and role models who lead by example, we give youth the opportunity to enjoy meaningful, positive experiences that build confidence, positive self-identity, self-esteem, and a sense of achievement.

4-H Pledge A pledge is a promise. In 4-H, we commit to our pledge and start every club meeting with it as a reminder of what we hope to achieve within 4-H and beyond!

I PLEDGE My HEAD to clearer thinking, My HEART to greater loyalty, My HANDS to larger service, My HEALTH to better living, For my club, my community, and my country. 3


4-H Motto Learn To Do By Doing Learning through experience is a key objective of 4-H. At all levels of 4-H, members are encouraged to learn through active participation.


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Leadership Development Pillars 4-H offers a wide range of programs to our members and they are organized within four leadership development pillars:

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Positive youth development (PYD) Positive youth development (PYD) is a globally recognized and research-based approach to youth development that considers young people as assets and partners in the community, and not as problems who need solving. PYD does not focus on one single activity or program, but rather is a general approach and philosophy incorporated into all of our 4-H programming in Canada. Using the 4-H Canada Positive Youth Development Formula, we are building responsible, caring and contributing young people who are empowered to be successful through our supportive structure.

Positive values Sense of purpose

Responsibility Safe Inclusive fun environment

I AM A 4-H’ER AND THIS IS MY 4-H.

Caring adults Planning and decisionmaking

Learn To Do By Doing!

Skill mastery

Leadership development

At the centre of the 4-H Canada Positive Youth Development Formula are our 4-H Canada essential elements. We know we are achieving these core ingredients when we hear members saying statements like:

Safe, inclusive, fun environment Caring adults Learn To Do By Doing!

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“I feel safe, comfortable and able to participate. I am also having fun!” “I feel supported and valued by the adults involved.” “There are opportunities for me to try things out myself, to learn from my direct experience and to reflect on my actions.”

h t u o Y r o f s e Opportuniti gh your province Apply throu U.S. National 4-H Members Conference The annual U.S. National 4-H Conference (4-h.org/4-h-conference/) is the premiere civic engagement opportunity for 4-H members across the U.S.* One 4-H member, aged 16-19 at the time of travel, from each province forms the Canadian delegation. Conference delegates choose an important societal topic and in roundtable groups prepare a formal briefing. Briefings are presented to U.S. federal officials in the Washington, D.C. area. In addition to the conference activities, 4-H Canada delegates have a chance to tour Washington, visit some of the nation’s famous cultural and political sites, including the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol Hill, and visit the Canadian Embassy. Are you a provincial staff member interested in being a chaperone for this program? Applications will open August 1, 2018. More information is available by contacting the 4-H Canada office. *4-H Canada participation in this program is subject to annual invitation from the U.S. Organizing Committee

Impact on Youth snapshot... Members report they are developing the following assets through this program:

89%

Positive values

89%

89%

Supported by caring adults

Able to Learn to Do by Doing

89%

Safe, inclusive, fun environment

89%

78%


89%


Skill mastery

89%

Sense of purpose

89%

Planning & Decision-making

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Responsibility

4-H Canada Citizenship Congress The 4-H Canada Citizenship Congress will deepen your understanding of governance and public policy, nurture your communication skills, and expand your horizons as you discover some of what it means to be Canadian in the nation’s capital. Workshops will culminate with the annual debate where you and your fellow 4-H members will construct insightful arguments, and practise your skills of persuasion and public speaking. Ultimately you’ll learn more about Canada, its government and yourself. Past Citizenship Congress themes have included “Canada: Where Do We Stand”, “Redefining Rural” and “Canada: Past, Present and Future. The theme for 2019 is yet to be determined! The Citizenship Congress will take place at the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre in Ottawa.


82%

Positive values

87%

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68%

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90%


Skill mastery

61%

Sense of purpose

66%


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Responsibility

4-H Canada Members Forum First offered in 1931, 4-H Canada’s Members Forum is our longest-running program. In 2018, it will be held in Toronto, Ontario at the YMCA Cedar Glen Outdoor Centre, and will explore a theme related to the environment and healthy living. Activities include outdoor challenges on Cedar Glen’s ropes courses, hands-on/heads-on workshops, and inspirational speakers. In keeping with tradition, conference delegates will visit the The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Members Forum will move to Calgary, Alberta in 2019. Watch 4-H Canada’s website for updates.


87%

Positive values

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Responsibility

92%

Sense of purpose

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Planning & Decision-making 4-H Canada Program Catalogue

Skill mastery

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h t u o Y r o f es i t i n u t r o a p d p a O n a C H 4 gh u o r h t y l p p A Going Global Exchanges The 4-H Going Global Exchange program is an exciting initiative that engages 4-H youth in an intercultural experience in another part of the world. Participating 4-H members are exposed to Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security issues and different perspectives on farming practices worldwide. This reciprocal international exchange is a unique opportunity that allows 4-H youth to represent 4-H in a different country. 4-H Canada members will host their twin delegates later that same summer. Participating in this program means: • • • • • •

Experiencing a new country Expanding your global perspective Challenging communication skills Learning about sustainable agriculture practices Exploring issues related to food security Discovering career options within the sustainable agriculture and food security industry

2018 Countries: • Argentina • Costa Rica • Finland • Nicaragua • Taiwan • United Kingdom 2019 countries to be determined.


100%

Positive values

100%

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88%

63%


100%


Skill mastery

75%

Sense of purpose

100%


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Responsibility

Interships Careers on the Grow is a career exploration program that encourages 4-H Canada members to engage in hands-on work placements.

Careers on the Grow

Through Careers on the Grow, youth develop employment skills and build their professional network. Placement opportunities are available to members, variably, between May and August 2019. 2018 Placements (2): Food Share Toronto – School Grown Summer Student • Assisting with the operation of a rooftop market garden, growing vegetables for sale at farmers’ markets, learning about urban food security programs, composting and much more! • Placed with a host family; room and board provided. 2019 placements will be confirmed by September 2018, when applications will open. An honorarium of $250/week will be provided to members, upon the successful completion of their placement.


100%

Positive values

100%

100%

New 4-H Product Competition COMING IN 2019! Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Have you always wondered what it’s like to “pitch” in front of a group of investors? Do you have a product or business idea? This new program will be your opportunity to take your idea to the “den” and pitch for an opportunity to work with 4-H Canada and bring your product to market! Check our website for more details this fall!

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Responsibility

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100%

Skill mastery

Sense of purpose


CareersontheGrow.ca – Job Board The Careers On The Grow CAHRC Agri-Job Match board is an integral part of the larger 4-H Canada Careers On The Grow program and is a centralized, searchable site for employers and job seekers to seek and post opportunities. We are dedicated to promoting opportunities for 4-H’ers to explore potential careers in agriculture and agri-food, and get the hands-on training, experience, resources and contacts that will help them make the transition from the classroom to the workplace.

4-H Canada Science Fair

“Sparking Science, Cultivating Curiosity” is the goal of the new 4-H Canada Science Fair. Entering its fourth year, 4-H youth members (in grades 7-12) can choose to work individually or in partners to create a science fair project around any theme that interests them. They can conduct an experiment, design an invention or perform a research study. Some members may explore a topic that complements their 4-H club project, or they may discover something completely unrelated! There are three rounds to the 4-H Canada Science Fair:

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Virtual Round

The first round of the 4-H Canada Science Fair involves members submitting their projects online where they will be judged virtually. Projects will follow normal science project protocol, but instead of displays, members create PowerPoint presentations that are shared with judges for assessment. Resources will be made available to assist members with their projects and prior to the January deadline there will be at least three different online, live Q&A sessions.

The second round of the 4-H Canada Science Fair will involve the semifinalists travelling to compete in an in-person science fair. They will be able to present their projects to judges, meet 4-Hers from across the country, and participate in science programming around the venue (TBD). The winning projects will move on to compete in the CanadaWide Science Fair.


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Semi-Final Round


The final round of the 4-H Canada Science Fair flows into the CanadaWide Science Fair, managed by Youth Science Canada. The Science Fair involves about 450 students from across Canada, competing with their science fair projects, along with lively science-themed programming. The Canada-Wide Science Fair boasts nearly $1,000,000 in prizes and is considered the ‘Olympics of Science Fairs’ in Canada!

71%

Positive values

86%

86%


93%

79%



100%

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Canada-Wide Science Fair

Responsibility

100%

64%

Sense of purpose

Skill mastery

Scholarships

4-H Canada Leadership Excellence Awards of Distinction (L.E.A.D.) 4-H Canada is proud to partner with CN in offering this distinguished award and is grateful for their supportfor their support of youth in rural communities across Canada. The L.E.A.D. awards recognize outstanding 4-H’ers who epitomize 4-H youth empowerment. We are looking to acknowledge and honour confident, accomplished 4-H’ers who have gained critical life skills through their 4-H experience. The award winners will also demonstrate how they positively impact their community through their 4-H experience. Four national Youth L.E.A.D. Award Winners will be selected (one for each pillar). Each will receive: • • • • • •

A $20,000 scholarship for higher education ($5,000 annually for up to four years) An all-expenses paid trip to attend the L.E.A.D. Award Banquet Pairing with a mentor in the field in which they were selected A reference letter from their mentor A letter of congratulations from 4-H Canada’s Chief Executive Officer The opportunity to be featured as a 4-H Youth L.E.A.D. Spokesperson

4-H First-Generation Scholarships

In the past three years, 4-H Canada has awarded over

$550,000 in scholarships!

In honour of Canada’s 150th Birthday, 4-H Canada, in partnership with The Coca Cola Foundation, is proud to announce the 4-H First-Generation Scholarship. This scholarship will help support 4-H’ers who are the first in their family to pursue a postsecondary education. Up to 150 $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to eligible 4-H’ers who are entering, or currently enrolled in, post-secondary or graduate studies.

Other 2018 scholarship opportunities • • • •

Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers 4-H Scholarships John Deere Canada 4-H Scholarships TD 4-H Agriculture Scholarships Weston Family 4-H Agricultural Scholarships

Applications for these opportunities open annually on March 1 and close on May 31. Please check the 4-H Canada website for the current offerings. Are you aware of career opportunities in the field of agriculture, agri-business or other agricultural related sectors?


98% responded YES

48%

Are you planning to pursue a career in a field related to agriculture?

81% responded YES

Do you feel you have been able to advance your business and/ or career goals as a result of your involvement in 4-H?

100% responded YES

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Positive values

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70%


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69%


Responsibility

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63%

Sense of purpose

Skill mastery

Hands to Larger Service Youth Service Leaders

Apply to be a Youth Service Leader! Every day, 4-H members across Canada take the 4-H pledge in which they commit to positively contributing to their communities and the world around them. This pledge includes the promise of using their Hands to Larger Service, which they do across Canada in the true spirit of 4-H Canada’s motto: Learn To Do By Doing. 4-H Canada will support and empower a team of Youth Service Leaders who will travel across Canada co-creating community-focused service projects in partnership with 4-H Club to Club exchange participants, showcasing Canada’s diverse heritage, regional landscapes, and a shared commitment to youth leadership and community engagement. Youth Service Leaders will be ambassadors and role models for the Hands to Larger Service program, promote the value of service learning and volunteerism, and mentor younger 4-H members through community service projects across Canada. Through the Hands to Larger Service Program, 30 amazing Youth Service Leaders will be selected and trained to coordinate, plan, implement, and evaluate service learning projects in communities across Canada. The skills the Youth Service Leaders will gain through this experience will be able to be carried on into their future careers. 2018 Youth Service Leaders have already been selected, but start planning now to be involved the summer of 2019! Applications will be received from February 1, 2019 through March 15, 2019. Visit our website for more information and to access the application form in 2019.

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bs u l C r o f s e i Opportunit gh 4-H Canada Apply throu Club to Club Exchanges Explore Canada through our Club to Club Exchanges! Groups of eight to ten youth and two chaperones participate in a reciprocal exchange with a 4-H group from another part of the country. This gives each group a chance to explore one of the biggest, most vibrant and most diverse nations in the world. The Club to Club Exchange challenges 4-H members to become community ambassadors as they host their twins and put their hometowns on display.

“This summer I have done more than most people would do in years! In this exchange I got to explore another part of Canada and my own community… I had such an amazing time and I would do it again any time!”

Impact on Youth snapshot... Club Funds Please note that financial support for clubs is being negotiated with partners on an ongoing basis, with new grants and programs being established throughout the year. Visit 4-H Canada’s website for up-to-date information.

Members report they are developing the following assets through this program:

72%

Positive values

89%

88%


81%


76%


82%


Growing Forward 2 4-H Canada Outreach Fund This fund will not be available in 2018-2019.

73%

Responsibility

74%

65%

Skill mastery

Sense of purpose


FCC 4-H Club Fund With the generous support of Farm Credit Canada, the FCC 4-H Club Fund is returning for 2018/2019 to provide clubs, districts and regions across Canada with grants of up to $500 in funding to support their activities and help them continue to Learn To Do By Doing. Eligible activities include achievement day and event supplies, workshops, club trips, fundraising costs and more.

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ives t a i t i n I h c a – Outre s b u l C r o f da portunities

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Show Your 4-H Colours

Celebrate your 4-H roots, make a positive impact in your community and show the world what 4-H means to you! November is 4-H month and across Canada 4-H’ers love to show their 4-H pride all month long. The first Wednesday of November is the day to make a big splash - of green, that is! National 4-H Day in Canada—or Show Your 4-H Colours as it is best known—is your chance to wear green, celebrate 4-H and share what 4-H means to you as a member, volunteer leader, alumni or supporter, all while having tons of fun. Wear green, take selfies and share your 4-H pride with the world using the hashtag #ShowYour4HColours

Find Your 4-H Wings

The annual campaign, supported by TransCanada is heading into its fifth year! In year four, over 120 clubs signed up to learn more about an iconic Canadian bird – the loon. They learned about habitat and waterway protection and participated in lots of hands-on learning. Our feathered or winged friend(s) for the year will be announced later in 2018, but members will again have the opportunity for hands-on activities where they can: •

et actively engaged in the outdoors, make healthy choices, and contribute to G their community.

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Be active stewards of the environment and participate in hands-on activities.

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xplore issues related to biodiversity, endangered species and the importance of E sustaining habitats.

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Share their knowledge with others and build community awareness.

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Proud to Bee a 4-H’er

This annual campaign, supported by Syngenta, educates and engages 4-H youth to broaden their understanding of the importance of pollinators and the many factors that impact bee health. 4-H clubs receive pollinator-friendly seed packets that they can plant at home or in community gardens, hand out to friends and family or sell as a fundraiser. They also receive pollinator info cards to help them learn about the brilliant world of bees! By participating in the Proud to Bee a 4-H’er campaign, clubs can: •

Spread the news about 4-H and the fun, meaningful, and engaging activities offered.

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Learn all about the amazing and fascinating work of bee pollinators.

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Get outside and enjoy nature!

Summer 2018

Steeped in Soil

This club outreach initiative, supported by Syngenta, is designed to increase members’ understanding and appreciation of the important role soils play in our lives. By participating in this program, members will:

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Learn about and identify soils

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Understand the importance of healthy soils

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Conduct in-the-field tests

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Participate in a nation-wide citizen science experiment

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Help develop solutions to ensure the health of soil in Canada and the world.

COMING WINTER 2018-19 National 4-H Healthy Living Resource and Training Initiative

In partnership with strategic program partners, 4-H Canada will be launching a National 4-H Healthy Living Resource and Training Initiative. The goal of the initiative is to support youth members across Canada to lead lives that balance emotional, mental and physical health. Over a two-year period, this initiative will; •

evelop member resources to support the mental and physical health of 4-H D youth – supporting them in finding ways to develop healthy coping skills and solutions to manage and reduce the amount of stress they feel.

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evelop resources to increase the knowledge and capacity of 4-H volunteer D leaders on best practices to support the health of their members within their communities across Canada.

This Initiative will include: •

ip sheets for volunteer leaders and youth members digitally on 4-H LEARNS T (4-h-learns.org) and in hard copy.

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A webinar, designed to train 4-H leaders across Canada.

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he opportunity for resources to be incorporated into national, provincial and T local 4-H programming.

Science Kits COMING SPRING 2019

Through the 4-H Canada Science Club Outreach Initiative, club members of all ages will work together to complete a science experiment, themed around a current topic in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Kits will be sent out to participating clubs and will contain all of the necessary pieces to complete the experiment. The goal is for members to cultivate their curiosity and spark their passion for science through a fun, accessible, and hands-on activity!

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s r e d a e L r ee t n u l o V r o f es i t i n u t e r c o n p i p v o O r p r u yo h g u o r h t y l App 4-H Canada National Leadership Summit Join us in the city nicknamed “Paris of the Prairies” in January 2019! The 4-H Canada Leadership Summit is the premier 4-H professional development, knowledge-sharing and networking opportunity for 4-H volunteer leaders. In January 2019, meet 4-H leaders, provincial directors and staff from across the country when we meet in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan! The conference is an opportunity to explore a variety of programs and topics of interest through all four of 4-H Canada’s Leadership Development Pillars. Participants can expect to learn more about 4-H in other provinces, share best practices on everything from general club topics to boards to provincial policies, learn more about 4-H Canada programs, and have lots of fun.

Hands-on Science Training

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GET YOUR LEADERS TRAINED! The Hands-on Science training program offers leadership development, makes science more accessible, and gives leaders resources and skills to highlight the science inquiry that lives within 4-H. Science Champions are equipped with the foundational knowledge they need to encourage participation in the 4-H Canada Science Fair, run experiments with their clubs or at regional events, and help advance Science & Technology within their clubs and communities.

s r e d a e L r e te n u l o V r o f s e Opportuniti gh 4-H Canada Apply throu 4-H LEARNS 4-H Canada has launched the 4-H LEARNS website, accessible to 4-H volunteer leaders and professionals around the world to interact, share and access resources. This knowledge-sharing platform expands the current National Resource Network platform housed on the 4-H Canada website. 4-H LEARNS will allow for easy access by all 4-H organizations worldwide. In addition, the public will be able to see, for the first time, a snapshot of 4-H globally, through country profiles and an interactive map. 4-H volunteer leaders are encouraged to use this site, and will be able to create their own profile in order to download resources, access volunteer training materials and even create or be part of discussion groups. Before implementing specific 4-H project resources, we ask that volunteer leaders connect with their provincial 4-H office to discuss their 4-H club projects and plans in more detail. Register today at www.4-h-learns.org

4-H Leaders LEARN Webinar Series – New webinars available fall 2018 Past presentations have been recorded and are available on the 4-H Canada website and 4-H LEARNS. Topics covered include: • Engaging 4-H Families • 4-H LEARNS • Finding Their Voice – Public Speaking • Leadership Development Pillars • Unpacking PYD Topics for fall 2018 have yet to be determined.

National 4-H Volunteer Leader of the Year Award Volunteer leaders are the lifeblood of the 4-H program. 4-H members: show them your appreciation and nominate them for the prestigious National 4-H Volunteer Leader of the Year award. A winning leader from every province will receive a $100 cash prize, while their 4-H club will win a celebratory pizza party—a way for members to thank all of their leaders. One national winner will receive a prize package that includes a $1000 cash prize and a trip to the 2019 Leadership Summit. The national winner will also be recognized at the Leadership Awards.

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Dates, deadlines & details Program Pillar Dates Ages Provincial Provincial Opens Closes Cost spots Deadline

Location

Opportunities for Youth- Apply through your province Members Forum 2018

Environment & Healthy Living

November 7-11, 2018

16-21 years

7/prov

10-Aug-18

17-Aug-18

7-Sep-18

$400

Toronto, ON

U.S. National 4-H Conference 2019

Community Engagement& Communications

April 6-11, 2019

16-19 years

1/prov

21-Dec-18

4-Jan-19

25-Jan-19

$600

Washington DC

Citizenship Congress 2019


April 30-May 5, 2019

16-21 years

7/prov

18-Jan-19

25-Jan-19

15-Feb-19

$400

Ottawa, ON

Members Forum 2019


November 26-30, 2019

16-21 years

7/prov

26-Aug-19

3-Sep-19

18-Sep-19

$400

Calgary, AB

Opportunities for Youth – Apply through 4-H Canada Going Global Exchanges

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security

Summer 2019

18-25 years

10

N/A

1-Sep-18

30-Nov-18

$600

Various

Careers on the Grow


Summer 2019

18-25 years

2

N/A

1-Sept-18

15-Jan-19

N/A

Various

Virtual Round (VR): 1-Sep-18 to 16-Jan-19 4-H Canada Science Fair

Science & Technology

In person (IP): 27-Feb-19 to 3-Mar-19

Virtual round: unlimited Grade 7-12

Canada Wide Science Fair (CWSF): 11-May-19 to 18-May-19

In person round: 25

Virtual

N/A

Virtual round: 01-Sept-18

Virtual round: 16-Jan-19

IP Round: $100

Canada-Wide Science Fair: 5

In person Round: Truro, NS Canada-Wide Science Fair: Fredericton, NB

L.E.A.D.

All Pillars

Leadership Awards 2019

Last year of high school

4

N/A

01-Mar-19

31-May-19

N/A

apply.4-h-canada.ca

Scholarships

All Pillars

Award July 2019

Last year of high school

195

N/A

01-Mar-19

31-May-19

N/A

apply.4-h-canada.ca

30

N/A

1-Feb-19

16-Mar-19

N/A

Across Canada

Training: May 2019

Hands to Larger Service

Community Project Delivery: Engagement & July/August 2019 Communications Reporting: September 2019

16-25 years

Apply at apply.4-h-canada.ca

Opportunities for Clubs – Apply through 4-H Canada Club to Club Exchanges


July and August 2019

12-17 years

30 Groups of 8-10 youth

N/A

1-Sep-18

15-Jan-19

$150

Across Canada

Club Funds


Visit our website for more details

N/A

N/A

N/A

1-Aug-18

31-Oct-18

N/A

apply.4-h-canada.ca

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Across Canada

N/A

100/A

N/A

N/A

Across Canada

Outreach Initiatives for Clubs – Apply through 4-H Canada Show Your 4-H Colours


Wednesday, November 1, 2018 Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Wednesday, November 6, 2019 Kit distribution: February-March 2019

Find Your 4-H Wings

The Environment & Healthy Living

Proud to Bee a 4-H’er


Steeped in Soil


Summer 2018


Winter 2018-2019

Watch our website for more details

All Pillars

2019



Spring 2019


4-H Healthy Living Resource and Training Initiative New 4-H Product Competition Science Kits

Winter 2018-2019

15-Oct-18 16-Dec-18


N/A

100

N/A

16-Apr-18

Across Canada

20-May-18

N/A

Across Canada

*Details or programs are subject to change. Further details will be shared with each province as they become available.

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Program Pillar Dates Ages Provincial Provincial Opens Closes Cost spots Deadline

Location

Opportunities for Volunteer Leaders – Apply through your province All pillars

January 30 to February 2, 2019

16+

5+2/prov

26-Oct-18

5-Nov-18

16-Nov-18

$500

Saskatoon, SK


2018-2019

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Across Canada

N/A

apply.4-h-canada.ca (must be nominated by youth members)

Leadership Summit 2019

Hands-on Science Training

Opportunities for Volunteer Leaders – Apply through 4-H Canada 4-H LEARNS

National Volunteer Leader of the Year Award

REGISTER TODAY at www.4-h-learns.org

All Pillars

One National Winner

National winner to be presented at Leadership Summit (Awards night)

Announced February 2019

All Pillars

Fall 2018

Webinar Series

N/A

Eleven Provincial Winners

N/A

10-Sep-18

30-Nov-18

Watch our website for more details *Details or programs are subject to change. Further details will be shared with each province as they become available.

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