In this episode, we catch up with one of our Impact Collaborative Innovation Facilitators, Siew Sun Wong, to learn about her experience as a Facilitator and Coach to Extension project and program teams.

In this episode, we sit down with Sheri Crabtree, Kentucky State University, to learn about her experience in the 1890 Extension Leadership Academy.

The second 6-month cohort of the 1890 Extension Leadership Academy recently concluded. In this episode, we caught up with Nashon Bishop, Lincoln University, to learn about his experience going through this national program.

In this episode, we catch up with one of the Impact Collaborative's Innovation Facilitators - Pam Bennett, Associate Professor, Program Director, Master Gardener Volunteer Program, Interim Chadwick Arboretum Program Director, Horticuture Educator, THE Ohio State University

In this episode, we connect with Stacey Stearns from the University of Connecticut Extension on a project she is working on as part of eXtension's New Technologies for Ag Extension Program. Her team is working on an interactive game to help consumers better understand food marketing labels.

We're joined by Krystle Allen, Marlin Ford, and Kiyana Kelly from Southern University to discuss their program that has been part of eXtension's Impact Collaborative since 2019. Now, this team is supported by eXtension's New Technologies for Ag Extension program focused on their work in emergency preparedness.

Diana Urieta, Senior Director, Co-Developer, and Extension Specialist for the Juntos Program & North Carolina State University joins us to discuss the Juntos Program, the work they are doing, and their vision going forward. The Juntos Program is one of eight Cooperative Extension programs being served by the eXtension Foundation's New Technologies for Ag Extension (NTAE) Program for 2020-2021.

The Oregon State University Extension Fire Program is one of eight New Technologies for Ag Extension programs being served by the eXtension Foundation for 2020-2021. In this podcast, we talk with Carrie Berger, Oregon State University, to go over the importance of prescribed fire and the work they are doing on a training curriculum.

In this episode, we talk with Susan Harris and Soni Cochran from Nebraska Extension about their project - Wellness in Tough Times Toolkit -that focuses on rural Nebraska communities impacted by disaster(s) with limited resources for recovery. The project strives to empower and strengthen the resiliency of individuals and families in communities by promoting opportunities to start the conversation around mental health and wellness.

This team's journey working with the eXtension Foundation began in 2019 as a brand new project working through the Impact Collaborative program. Since then, they have received funding to support their work and at present, they are one of eight teams selected by the eXtension Foundation to have their project accelerated through our New Technologies for Ag Extension (NTAE) program.

This episode is the audio from a webinar hosted by the eXtension Foundation on December 2nd, 2020, featuring individuals from the USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. The description of the webinar is available below:

The 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans will be released soon, and anticipation is building around this important roadmap for healthy eating. As a Cooperative Extension nutrition communicator, you play an important role in helping us disseminate key Dietary Guidelines consumer messages to your unique audiences in your local communities throughout the country. While the content of the latest Dietary Guidelines is being finalized, during the webinar we will share key consumer messaging with you and offer suggestions for getting promotional materials ready.