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4-H 4-U - Social media tips and tricks to promote 4-H

4-H 4-U - Social media tips and tricks to promote 4-H

Update: 2022-07-27
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Join the 4-H Ontario communications team as they discuss all things social media as it relates to the promotion of 4-H. In this episode you'll learn tips and tricks for understanding your audience and leave with some ideas for content creation as a 4-H association, volunteer or parent looking to share their 4-H story. Interested in joining the 4-H Canva account to gain access to branded templates that can be used to promote 4-H in your area? Sign up using the form on our website. 


Learn about each of the 4-H Ontario communication team members:


Laura Goulding, Manager, Communications


Over her three year tenure with 4-H, she has developed a great understanding for effective communication and marketing strategies. She comes to 4-H with a degree and diploma from the University of Guelph-Humber with a specialization in public relations and experience in community engagement within Indigenous communities across Ontario.


Nitasha Asnani, Coordinator, Communications


Nitasha earned her degree and diploma in media communications, specializing in public relations from the University of Guelph-Humber. She is a passionate storyteller with a love for helping people and experienced in all things communications.


Rachel Woolsey, Communications, Assistant


Rachel earned her Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Guelph in Marketing Management and Sustainable Business. She is driven by her passion to communicate with people and make all communications accessible. She also loves the outdoors and being an active participant in her local community.

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4-H 4-U - Social media tips and tricks to promote 4-H

4-H 4-U - Social media tips and tricks to promote 4-H

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