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NY 4-H International Exchange - Join our List Serve

3 days ago
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In an effort to streamline things a bit and keep folks in the "know" I have created a list - serve for the International Exchange program.  This list-serve will be used to communicate to all interested in information about the International Exchange program, update participants of deadlines and opportunities and general happening during the programs and such.

International exchange programming is open to ALL youth in NYS and is facilitated primarily by the NYS 4-H office and partners.  I highly encourage folks to join the list serve as there will be a lot of important information about the program shared through that communication method.

Please subscribe below and join or community of cultural collaboration and learning.

Join our NYS 4-H International Exchange List Serve

Optionally enter your Full name.

  1. Enter your Email address.

  2. Click Subscribe. You will be sent an email asking you to confirm your subscription.

  3. Click the link in the email.

  4. Click Confirm Request on the web page.


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