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Hosted by Kelly Dziak and Laura Bovitz · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 64 episodes
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This podcast examines the fun, but sometimes confusing, role of the 4-H volunteer. Each episode will explore a specific aspect or challenge volunteers face and offer best practices to improve the experience. Join your hosts, Kelly and Laura, as they discuss current trends, share resources, and offer tips and tricks learned from their own volunteer experiences.
Kelly Dziak and Laura Bovitz hosts 4-H Volunteer Ventures, a education show with 64 episodes published.
In this episode, we talk with recent 4-H graduate, Allison, about her experience in the program. Learn how Allison created a youth STEM summer camp with the support from her 4-H community. Music from #Uppbeat (free for C
In this episode, 4-H alumna, Michelle, shares her perspective of the 4-H experience from member to club leader. We discuss how the experience evolves from youth member to adult volunteer, how to stay positive during stre
In this episode, we're sharing tips to help kids (and adults) calm themselves when feeling overwhelmed. We share some simple, yet effective, games and activities that help regulate breathing, calm minds, and refocus ener
Take a deep breath. In this episode, we talk with Alayne Torretta who shares tips for keeping calm when conflict happens. Our reactions in tense situations have a direct impact on how the situation will play out.
In this episode, we chat with some 4-H members about their experience in the program so far. Hear why they joined 4-H, what they love about it, and what they're looking forward to next.
Volunteers want to see 4-H members be successful, but sometimes that means stepping back so the kids have space to lead. In this episode, we talk about why it's important to let the kids lead, how adults can offer suppor
In this episode, we talk about how to respond to "What is 4-H?" with a quick and engaging answer. Valerie Smit provides tips to grab people's attention, especially parents.
What's the difference between traditional and non-traditional 4-H programs? In this episode, we talk with Kendrin Dyitt about his work supporting non-traditional 4-H programs and explore how this option meets the needs o
In this episode, we're celebrating National Volunteer Week and the podcasts' second anniversary! Matthew Newman joins us to reflect on the impact caring adult volunteers had on our own 4-H experiences and continue to ins
In this episode, we're talking with Rodrigo Sanchez Hernandez about the Beyond Ready initiative. We discuss how volunteers play a valuable role in preparing youth for their future success. Beyond Ready checklist
In this episode, we dive into why generosity is an essential element in youth development, fostering empathy, gratitude, and a strong sense of community. We discuss practical ways to nurture a giving mindset in young peo
In this episode, we explore why independence is an essential element in youth development. Learn how adults can intentionally create opportunities that empower young people to take ownership of their growth and future.
Our conversation on the essential elements of positive youth development continues with mastery. This time, we talk about how building skills and celebrating progress empowers youth to believe in themselves.
Belonging is that feeling of being seen and accepted for who you are, and it matters more than we sometimes realize. In this episode, we talk about why having a real sense of connection is important for youth and how it
In this episode, we discuss the 4-H motto, "Learn by Doing". We examine the stages of experiential learning: do, reflect, and apply. What are the benefits for both youth and adults learning by doing together?
In this episode we're setting SMART goals. What are they and how do they help us be successful in meeting our goals? We'll walk through the 4-H from Home activity that uses the 4-H pledge as a framework to create SMART g
In this episode, we learn about the Monmouth County 4-H Alumni Association and their role in supporting the county's 4-H program. We talk with Virginia Krzyzanowski and Cathy Rupner about how it started and what lessons
In this episode, we chat with 4-H volunteer, Melissa Young, about how to build sustainable 4-H programs that continue for years to come. Hear some first-hand experiences and tips for success from this 4-H volunteer.
In this episode, we meet Debra Winters, 4-H volunteer and alumna. We talk about the transition from member to volunteer and the motivations for alumni to stay connected to the 4-H community.
In this episode, we discuss Cloverbuds, the youngest 4-H members. We meet with Cloverbud Program Coordinator, Jill Brochinsky, to learn what makes this age group unique and fun.
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