Factors Which Influence Participation And Nonparticipation Of Ethnic Minority Youth In Ohio 4-H Programs

  • Cano J
  • Bankston J
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Abstract

Focus group interviews with 59 minority youth involved with 4-H and 44 parents in Ohio revealed (1) positive attitudes toward participation; (2) lack of minority role models; (3) perception of 4-H as a rural program; (4) concerns about participation costs; and (5) concerns about equitable treatment and criteria for judging activities.

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Cano, J., & Bankston, J. (1992). Factors Which Influence Participation And Nonparticipation Of Ethnic Minority Youth In Ohio 4-H Programs. Journal of Agricultural Education, 33(1), 23–29. https://doi.org/10.5032/jae.1992.01023

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