Additional Training Webinars

• Intersectionality and Inclusion
• Civil Discourse as a Disposition and a Critical Response for Civic Professionals
• Providing Inclusive Opportunities for Youth Living with Disabilities
• Increasing Inclusivity for Youth who Identify as Members of LGBTQ+ Communities 
• Widening the Circle: A Promise to Grow 4-H through Racial and Ethnic Diversity
• California 4-H UC Latino Initiative: Fostering Inclusion & Belonging
• Nēs (Head), Netāēh (Heart), Nenāēhkon (Hands), and Nepēmatesem (Health). The role of 4-H in promoting cultural healing: A case example from the Menominee Nation
• 4-H Positive Youth Development: Getting Beyond Inclusion Towards Belonging
• Social Capital and Social Justice Youth Development
• Homeless Youth and Youth at-risk for Homelessness
•  4-H 101: The Basics of Starting a 4-H Club
• Lunch & Learn

Training opportunities for volunteer leaders are supported in part by the non-profit Friends of Alaska 4-H. You can learn more on their website.