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AR HR1020
Resolution
Status
Failed
5/1/2023
Primary Sponsor
Cameron Cooper
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AI Summary
- Recognizes the Arkansas 4-H program, which originated in October 1908 as the White County Corn and Cotton Club and evolved into a youth development organization.
- Acknowledges that 4-H currently reaches over 130,000 youth ages 5-19 across all 75 Arkansas counties through the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service.
- Highlights that 4-H participants develop life skills, leadership abilities, and civic engagement through hands-on projects in science, health, agriculture, and citizenship.
- References research findings showing 4-H participants make more civic contributions and healthier choices than peers, with alumni experiencing long-term life success.
- Proclaims February 28, 2023, as 4-H Day at the State Capitol to recognize the program's positive impact and the volunteer mentoring that supports youth achievement.
Legislative Description
To Recognize The Positive Impact Of The Arkansas 4-h Program On Our Youth And To Proclaim February 28, 2023, As 4-h Day.
Last Action
Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment
5/1/2023
Committee Referrals
Aging, Children and Youth, Legislative and Military Affairs2/14/2023
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