Youth Development An ongoing process through which young people attempt to meet their needs and develop the competencies they perceive as necessary for.

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Youth Development An ongoing process through which young people attempt to meet their needs and develop the competencies they perceive as necessary for survival and transition into adulthood

Positive Youth Development Is positive and productive for both youth and their communities

Strengths of 4-H Nationally recognized as an effective youth development organization Has a strong local, county, state and national infrastructure Provides outreach opportunities that support communities Provides research-based curriculum

Strengths of 4-H (cont'd) Staff are youth development professionals trained in adult education and youth programming and are accessible resources Has a record of successful partnerships with other youth-serving organizations including youth programs within the military

4-H Historical Timeline 4-H begins Congress creates CES Expansion into urban areas First international exchange 4-H integrates programs 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980