4-H delivered 54 afterschool/out-of-school time programs focusing on hands-on STEM programs such as Trash to Treasure, coding and electronic circuits. In 2019, Lancaster County 4-H updated Trash to Treasure afterschool learning opportunities in partnership with the City of Lincoln Solid Waste Management Division. This program teaches youth the positive impact they can make on the environment through reducing, reusing and recycling. Pictured is Extension Educator Tracy Anderson (upper right) and 4-H intern Shemsa Ndahiro (upper left) teaching youth at The Salvation Army about electricity using circuit boards and laptops.
Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County Mon. Dec. 30, 2019
- 2019 Extension Highlights
- Resilience Makes Nebraska Strong
- DISASTER RESPONSE & RECOVERY — Disaster response and recovery resources
- CROPPING & WATER SYSTEMS — Weather and crops
- LEARNING CHILD — Early childhood trainings and resources
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — ProHort Update
- FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — Nutrition Education Program (NEP)
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — Insect/pest programs
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — Domestic water and wastewater management program
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT / FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — Extension garden
- FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — food.unl.edu
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 35,312 youth engaged in 4-H programs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H clubs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H at Lancaster County Super Fair
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H school enrichment programs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — Afterschool programs
- Extension’s Volunteers Worth Over $800,000
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
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