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Members of Riley County's Rocketry Club gave rocket demos during the 1993 Friends of 4-H Day celebration. Working with the rocket are Collin Delker and his leader, David Delker.	Above is a picture of part of the Kansas delegation at the National Conversation on Youth Development in the 21st Century.	The celebration of 4-H's Centennial took the spotlight toward the end of the decade. Begun in 1997, the National 4-H Public Service Advertising Campaign, "Are You Into It?" was developed with the Advertising Council, Between 1997 and 2001 the campaign generated more than $250 million in donated media support for 4-H.
The Power of Youth Pledge Campaign is one of 4-H's gifts to the nation in honor of 4-H's centennial. Learn more about the Power of Youth Campaign.
The Power of Youth Pledge Campaign View the completed pledge statistics for Kansas!		The National Conversation on Youth Development in the 21st Century was an unprecedented series of discussions between youth and adults from around the country to devise ways of improving urban, suburban, and rural communities nationwide. 1200 youth and adults representing 600 organizations met in Washington, D.C. on February 28 thru March 1, 2002. (Read more...) See below.

The Danbury Mint 4-H Doll was nominated for Doll of the Year.		The figurine pictured was created by Precious Moments to honor 4-H's Centennial.
		The 4-H Stamp Cover was created to celebrate 4-H's centennial. It features the 4-H stamp created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of 4-H in 1952.

Kansas 4-H Youth Development Programs are part of K-State Research and Extension located at Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS.
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