For Youth ages 14 and older.
The Wyoming 4-H 2025 Citizen Washington Focus Delegation will be attending June 19- July 2nd, 2025. The online application is now open. Reminder, CWF is now on a first come first served basis for registration. Experience Washington D.C., and connect with other youth leaders while getting hands on experience to become representatives of change. 2025 estimated cost is $2700 per person, with scholarships available.
For more information please view the Citizenship Washington Focus website.
2024 Application will be open April 15, 2024 and will be due before July 29, 2024. Youth ages 14 and older are invited to be part of the 2024 Wyoming Delegation. Must be 14 by January 1st of that year. National 4-H Congress dates are November 29-Dec. 3, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. An educational experience designed to make an impact. Join us to expand your skills, engage with other 4-H members, and be inspired to make an impact in your club, community, country, and world. For more information please view the National 4-H Congress website.
The Application is now open, however is on a first come first serve basis so could fast. This is the US Secretary of Agricultures premier youth development opportunity. Young people assist in the development recommendations to help 4-H Youth Development programs nationally and in their communities. All Wyoming 4-H members age 15 and older are eligible to apply. Participants are chosen using an application and interview process.
For more information, please visit the National 4-H Conference website.
Join us in D.C. for a 4-day experience where high-school aged teens connect, make memories and find their spark by exploring the best 4-H has to offer in STEM, Agriscience, Healthy Living, Career Readiness and Emotional Well-being. All Wyoming 4-H members age 14 and older are eligible to apply. Participants are chosen using an application and interview process. The 2025 Ignite Conference Application is now open, apply soon as the conference could sell out anytime.
For more information please view the Ignite by 4-H website.
Each year Wyoming 4-H members qualify through various competitions to attend the Western National Roundup in Denver, Colorado. This is an opportunity to travel, meet youth from other states, compete outside of Wyoming, and have fun. This year Wyoming will send Natrona Counties Meat Judging Team, Albany Counties Wool Judging Team, Laramie Counties Horse Judging Team, Albany Counties Livestock Judging Team, and 3 individuals competing in Presentation contest; Curtis Mueke (Park County), Wyatt Strain and Mayson Twing (Albany County).
Got the Travel Bug? Check out 2025 Wyoming 4-H Cross Cultural Experiences.
Come explore the world with us! You can experience the rich history and culture of Italy and Finland! The Wyoming 4-H Cross Cultural Experiences Program is designed to advance cultural understanding, prepare youth leaders to become responsible citizens, spark an interest in learning about other cultures, and develop a cadre of Americans with cultural understanding who can advance international dialogue and compete effectively in our global society.
Current members of the Wyoming 4-H program (14-18 years of age at time of travel)
are eligible to participate. Members must have an interest in traveling internationally,
learning about different cultures, and living with a host family.
The cost of the trips vary by location. To explore the current international travel
opportunities, check out this flier! A $500 deposit will be required upon selection, the remaining balance can be made
in monthly payments. Applications for 2025 are due by May 1, 2024.
There will be some additional out-of-pocket expenses for participants which include:
passport & passport photos, immunization fees (if required), transportation to and
from outbound/inbound airport, spending money for souvenirs, some in-country site
seeing excursions, and a modest host family gift.
Students will be selected on the following criteria:
Exploring 4-H Around the World: Wyoming 4-H Exchange Programs are sponsored by the University of Wyoming 4-H Youth Development Program, and the Wyoming State 4-H Foundation.