As part of the Well Connected Communities (WCC) program, Penn State Extension Educators are working collaboratively with community leaders to address the food desert issue in Aliquippa. Read the full article on PSU Extension’s website >>
As part of the Well Connected Communities (WCC) program, Penn State Extension Educators are working collaboratively with community leaders to introduce 4-H to the youth of Norris Square. Read this full article on Penn State’s website >>
Recently, the WCC Coalition in Washington County, Georgia hosted a Fun Run 5K & 1 Mile Walk in Davisboro, Georgia. There were 65 participants, and WCC youth helped organize and volunteer to work the event. The City of Davisboro gave … Continued
Contact: Rick Klemme Executive Director Cooperative Extension/ECOP 202-478-6029/ rickklemme@extension.org University Leader Named New Extension Health Director Former Associate Dean and Director of Ohio State University Extension to also lead Well Connected Communities Initiative in building a culture of health nationwide … Continued
Fifty years ago, astronaut Neil Armstrong walked as the first man on the moon with his epic quote “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”. Youth in Connersville, IN used that as the launching pad for the … Continued
Recently, the WCC Coalition in Washington County, Georgia hosted a Fun Run 5K & 1 Mile Walk in Davisboro, Georgia. There were 65 participants, and WCC youth helped organize and volunteer to work the event. The City of Davisboro gave … Continued
Through this competitive grant opportunity from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), National 4-H Council (Council) is proud to extend an invitation for all Land-Grant Universities (LGUs) and the Cooperative Extension System (CES) within the 50 United States, the District … Continued
The local Well Connected Communities Coalition was invited to participate in a Health Panel discussion to a group of Washington County Young Leaders. After the discussion youth were invited to join the Washington County Health Coalition. There were five who … Continued
When the 24,000 population of Scott County, Indiana, was hit by 200+ cases of HIV, and the 2015 County Health Rankings and Roadmaps ranked it 92nd out of 92 Indiana counties in health outcomes, the whole community rallied. While a … Continued
