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Citizenship Service Personal Development Civic Engagement Community Service Service- learning Community Youth Development Personal Development Leadership Mutual Respect and Understanding Character Development Problem Solving Civic Engagement Voice Informed Decision Making Advocacy Activism Civic Education Government Principles Personal Roles and Responsibilities History Cultural Heritage and Global Education

Citizenship – 4-H Citizenship is the knowledge, Citizenship – 4-H Citizenship is the knowledge, skills, attitudes and motivation that give youth the capacity to move beyond one’s individual self-interest and to be committed to the well- being of some larger group.

Civic Engagement - individual and collective Civic Engagement - individual and collective actions designed to identify and address issues of public concern. Voice – to express opinions boldly, freely, and frankly. Decision Making – the process of developing commitment to a particular course of action. Advocacy – the act of working toward a goal or defending a cause. Activism – the doctrine or practice of vigorous action or involvement as a means of achieving political or other goals, sometimes by demonstrations, protests.

Civic Education - Civic education is the cultivation of the virtues, Civic Education - Civic education is the cultivation of the virtues, knowledge, and skills necessary for political participation Government principles – describes how the government runs and how the systems under the government work together. Personal roles and responsibilities - taking responsibility for your actions, accepting the consequences that come from those actions and understanding that what you do impacts those around you. History - the branch of knowledge that records and analyzes past events. Cultural heritage - movable and immovable objects of artistic, architectural, historical, archaeological, ethnographic, paleontological and geological importance.

Service - refers to charitable activity performed to Service - refers to charitable activity performed to benefit someone besides one's self. Community service - Services volunteered by individuals or an organization to benefit a community or its institutions. Service learning - combines community service with more formal educational programs in order to deepen the service experience through self-evaluation. Community youth development - the ongoing growth process in which youth are engaged in attempting to (1) meet their basic personal and social needs to be safe, feel cared for, be valued, be useful, and be spiritually grounded, and (2) to build skills and competencies that allow them to function and contribute in their daily lives.

Personal Development Leadership - the visible role an organization or individual assumes in order to direct and inspire others. Mutual respect and understanding - to feel or show honor or esteem for; hold in high regard. Character development - distinguishing moral qualities, moral virtues, and moral reasoning abilities. Problem solving - involve being able to approach the different angles of a problem in order create a resolution.

Citizenship Service Personal Development Civic Engagement Community Service Service- learning Community Youth Development Personal Development Leadership Mutual Respect and Understanding Character Development Problem Solving Civic Engagement Voice Informed Decision Making Advocacy Activism Civic Education Government Principles Personal Roles and Responsibilities History Cultural Heritage and Global Education

Citizenship in Iowa 4-H Curriculum Key Focus Area National Conference Club, County Council Ricochet, State Conference, Reach Out, Camp CWF Club, County Council, Ricochet, State Conference, Reach Out and Camp Civic Engagement Service Civic Education Personal Development