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Bradd L. Anderson – Journal of Human Sciences & Extension, 2021
This qualitative study explored the experience of youth serving on the state 4-H council of Missouri, which provides opportunities to serve as ambassadors of the 4-H organization and influence the experiences of younger members. While many 4-H programs have a statewide youth council, there is little research regarding these groups or the impacts…
Descriptors: Youth Clubs, Youth Leaders, Community Organizations, Interpersonal Relationship
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Sarah A. Bush; Jeremy Elliott-Engel; Shannon Wiley; Tonya T. Price – Journal of Human Sciences & Extension, 2022
A current focus of youth-serving organizations is youth leadership development with an objective of helping youth become productive contributors to society. 4-H is a leading organization in the effort to expose youth to leadership opportunities. This study examined the leadership identity development of 4-H youth serving in statewide leadership…
Descriptors: Youth Leaders, Leadership Training, Youth Programs, Adolescents
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Sarah A. Bush; Rick Rudd; Curt R. Friedel; Thomas Archibald; Kerry J. Redican – Journal of Human Sciences & Extension, 2023
Youth have the capacity to drive positive change in their communities through active and engaged citizenship (AEC). Teen leadership programs provide youth with opportunities to develop the skills necessary to participate as partners in community problem-solving efforts. Situated in relational developmental systems metatheory, this study examined…
Descriptors: Citizenship Responsibility, Citizen Participation, Change Agents, Social Action
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Jeff Howard; Teresa McCoy; Chenzi Wang – Journal of Human Sciences & Extension, 2021
While 4-H espouses to be inclusive of all, the reality is often that the bulk of membership within 4-H community clubs is viewed with a heteronormative lens of participation. Recognizing that existing studies of gay and bisexual individuals who grew up in 4-H do not exist, this study is novel and critical to begin to fill the research gap and…
Descriptors: Youth Programs, LGBTQ People, Males, Alumni