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For 4-H Professionals: Latino Youth Development 12-Week Online Course 2023

1/16/2023 - 4/7/2023


Engaging Latino Youth, Families, and Communities from the Ground Up is a hybrid, 12-week online course for 4-H professionals who work with after-school staff or 4-H volunteer educators. The course will help build awareness and skills to engage Latino youth and families in youth development programming. The online course alternates between self-study with videos and readings and live, 2-hour sessions with presentations, group discussions, and reflection. Sessions are held every other Friday.


Registration is $300 at https://www.ucanr.edu/LatinoYD

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