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PRYDE got me working with kids IRL (not just in the lab)
PRYDE got me working with kids IRL (not just in the lab)

As a PRYDE scholar, I gained new experiences in engaging with communities directly and interacting with children in 4-H programs.

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Rebecca LiMarch 27, 2018Comment
Writing, and sharing writing, to cope with puberty's changes
Writing, and sharing writing, to cope with puberty's changes

I don’t know what your adolescence was like, but I’m still waiting on my acceptance letter to Hogwarts or to stumble into a wardrobe that will take me to Narnia.

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March 22, 2018Comment
When youth write their own research questions
When youth write their own research questions

As part of a 4-H workshop, I’m asking youth to put themselves in my shoes – if they were going to run their own research study, what would they ask young people in 4-H?  The questions they’ve suggested are fascinating.

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Kristen ElmoreFebruary 26, 2018Comment
Creating a custom, intergenerational program for Roosevelt Island
Creating a custom, intergenerational program for Roosevelt Island

This past summer, I was fortunate enough to continue my PRYDE research in New York City. I was able to take what I was learning about working with communities and program design in the classroom and apply it to real life.

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Monica WasselFebruary 19, 2018Comment
PRYDE embodies 4-H principles
PRYDE embodies 4-H principles

I believe that the principles of belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity are core to both youth development and also positive human development, in general.

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Megan TifftFebruary 12, 2018Comment
Elders teach youth 10 lessons for living
Elders teach youth 10 lessons for living

Collaborating with campus researchers at Cornell’s College of Human Ecology has left an impact on the youth who participated that will last a lifetime.

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Heid FeltzJanuary 29, 2018Comment
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