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Travel Abroad with States' 4-H International

aml84
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Did you know...4-H is INTERNATIONAL! Many countries across the world have 4-H programs that encourage youth to grow their skills and be a part of their world. Global Citizenship is an important part of life skills development and cultural awareness. Applications are being accepted now for travel abroad with States' 4-H International. Both adults wishing to be chaperones and youth are welcome to apply for travel to Japan, South Korea, Norway, Costa Rica and Tiawan.

Contact Autumn Lavine (aml84@cornell.edu) for more information or to apply visit https://smr.to/p111751


The Application Deadline for NEW YORK STATE is NOVEMBER 15th



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