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    • CYFAR 2008:     Another Great Conference

    CYFAR 2008 is over, but the proceedings will soon be available online. Watch this space for details. And if you were a presenter and haven't yet submitted your submission form and CD or URL, please do so now so that it can be included.


    State CYFAR Program Spotlight:
    Seeds to Success at     Rutgers

    Learning about fruit and vegetables is only the beginning in this program, which foster workforce readiness in youth with special needs. Read more.

    Technology Trend: e-Newsletters

    Have you been thinking about starting an e-newsletter to better reach your members, potential members or supporters? Or are you thinking about revamping your existing newsletter? Read Tech Trend for a few tips.

    May Hot Topic: Youth Engagement and Activism

    There are myriad resources to get youth inspired. See our Hot Topic list for some ideas. Hot topic.

    Mission of the Month: Invasive Species, the Aliens Around Us

    Did you know that carp were brought to America on purpose to provide good fishing? Now they are considered a pest in many waters. Why have they done so well that they crowd out the native fish? Like all invasive species, it's a question of balance. Try May's Mission of the Month activities and learn all about invasive species. Go to Missions.

    Local CYFAR Program Spotlight:
    4-H LIFE, Missouri

    For parents who are incarcerated, every minute with their kids counts. A CYFAR program in Missouri incorporates parenting skills that lessen the risk factors for the youth and make visitation a more enjoyable and valuable experince. . Read more.

    Research Spotlight: Make Time For Free Play

    Unstructured play doesn't always look productve, but researchers say child-led play is necessary for normal development. Without it, children may have less creativity and less self control in adulthood. Read more.
     

     

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