Citizenship Washington Focus

State 4-H Contact: Rachel Meininger

Citizenship Washington Focus (CWF), is National 4 H Council’s premier leadership and citizenship program for high school age students.  Youth participate in group discussions, tours to points of interest, visits with senators and congressmen, listening to guest speakers, and exchanging program ideas and information with their fellow delegates from across the United States.

WHO: Youth ages 15 - 19

WHEN: Held annually in July 

WHERE: Washington, D.C. 

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