Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand providing general information about UW-Extension’s Agriculture and Natural Resources Programs.  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about ANRE.  (2011) – SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY, TELESCOPING POLE.

11/27/07 satellite videoconference where Wisconsin residents gathered at county Extension offices around the state to provide input as to how the UW system can help strengthen the estate’s communities and economy.  UW System President Kevin Reilly spoke, along with Senior Vice President Don Mash and both answered questions. (2007) - DVD  (55:00).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Focuses on understanding the definition of anxiety, its symptoms and the importance of seeking help at local mental health agencies.  Maenene Vangsycha of Theda Care Behavioral Health discusses how anxiety affects individuals and their family. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (27:00 - Hmong language).  (Bridging Hmong American Series).

Part 1 features youth and adults from a variety of organizations talking about the reasons to involve youth in decision making. (7:00).  Part 2  focuses on a similar group discussing issues of youth involvement such as logistics, training, cooperative environment and equality. (8:00) (1999) - VHS VIDEO  (15:00).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Pao Shoua Xiong Thao, a United States Citizen explains the process involved in becoming a citizen.  She shares her personal story of how she took classes, went through testing and was sworn in as a citizen.  Pao shares what decisions she had to think about before beginning the class, what it meant emotionally and how she made the decision.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (27:00 – Hmong language).  (Bridging Hmong American Series).

A sampler of inter-generational programs in Pennsylvania which portray interactions among children, youth and older persons in a variety of settings. Used with instructional guide, is intended to inform and stimulate interest in developing these programs, demonstrate their impact and provide information on program development procedures. (1996) – VHS VIDEO (20:00), INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE.

Captures rare and dramatic footage of Hmong shaman in a trance, Hmong buying and sacrificing a cow in rural Illinois and SUNDS – a mysterious illness wherein young men die in their sleep for no apparent reason. Documents a people caught between a culture which they have been forced to leave behind and a culture into which they have been propelled. (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (28 :00)

Outlines the responsibilities of board members of not-for-profit organizations such as 4-H leader associations and committees. Topics covered include marketing, budgeting, planning, recruiting, preparing for meetings, orienting new members, etc.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (30:00)

Edited version of 11/18/99 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Features Carol Weisman, a practical humorist with an energetic style, who addresses issues common to nonprofit boards and crucial to a nonprofit’s success.  Focuses on creative ways to recruit, engage and involve board members. (1999) - VHS VIDEO (92:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Series)

Selected Hmong language programs from the Bridging Hmong American Series, produced by Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin in cooperation with UWEX Outagamie County staff.  Each program is produced to meet an educational need of the Hmong community expressed by community leaders.  VHS VIDEOS/DVDS (Hmong language).   SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Anxiety – 18703

Becoming a Citizen – #18704

Child Care with Keng Xiong – #18715

Dealing with Depression – #18716

Disciplining Younger Children – Dr. Nha Long – #18717

Dollar Decisions – #18718

Fire Safety – #18719 

Food Safety for Your Family – #18720

Hmong Parent Involvement in School Activities – #18721

Home Alone – #18722

If Someone Is Threatening Suicide, What Should I Do? – #18723

Immunizations – #18724

Making Family Rules – #18725

Medical Issues for Hmong Families – #18726 

Mental Health Issues – #18727 

Our Home in America: Its Use and Care – Introduction & Electricity – #16952

Our Home in America: Its Use and Care – Plumbing & Maintenance – #16953

Our Home in America: Its Use and Care – Heating, Ventilation & Moisture – #16954

Preventing Lead Poisoning – #18728

Raising Hmong Teens – #18729

Self Esteem and Goal Setting – Mee Her – #18730

Self Esteem and the Family with Elizabeth Kirton – #18731

Stay Healthy! – #18732

Teenagers and Decision Making – Dr. Nha Long – #18733

Understanding the Court System – #18734 

Valuing Education with Elizabeth Kirton – #18735

World of Work – #18736 

Takes a look at Extension’s Urban Initiative, whose goal is to build leadership and healthy communities in Wisconsin cities.  Focuses on the Urban Initiative in Racine and Kenosha Counties which provides a one stop shop with Extension agents working as a team and sharing resources to build programs to improve both communities. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (16:00)

9/8/97 ETN presentation by UWEX Chancellor Emeritus Patrick Boyle, whose purpose was to stimulate the Cooperative Extension System to analyze the stark new realities of the changing political environment. Boyle suggests implications for building an effective future support strategy and recommends resource materials that may be useful in analyzing current support efforts and building a strategy for the future. (1997) – AUDIOCASSETTE (50:00), HANDBOOK (35p).

Nancy Schumm Burgess, author of Wisconsin Barns takes the viewer on a video tour of two historic Swiss Cantilevered Forebay barns in Green County. (2010) - DVD  (10:00)

Promotes Wisconsin Farm Technology Days which showcases Wisconsin’s number one industry.  Featuring something for everyone – educational displays, exhibits, demonstrations, commercial displays, new equipment, techniques and technology, Farm Technology Days demonstrates that Wisconsin Agriculture is the State’s economic driving force. (2006) - DVD  (6:00).

Horizontal banner designed around the CES core values, celebrating the Centennial of UW-Extension, Cooperative Extension.  Measures 2’ x 8’, with grommets for hanging. **NOTE: This is not the Centennial Display (#19100) which is a free standing “window shade” style display also available from the Media Collection** (2012) – 2’ x 8’ HORIZONTAL BANNER.

Retractable  “window shade” style vertical display celebrating UW-Extension, Cooperative Extension’s Centennial.  Designed around the CES core values, the display features pictures incorporating historical themes as determined by the Centennial History Committee.   Measures 40” W x 9 “D x 84” H when fully extended in its own stand.  **This is not the Centennial Banner (#19105) which is a 2’ x 8’ horizontal banner with grommets for hanging also available from the Media Collection**  (2012) – RETRACTABLE BANNER STAND VERTICAL DISPLAY WITH FOLDING SUPPORT ROD.

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Central District/WACEC District 3. Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. DVD (14:00).  (Partners in Planning Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Describes the different types of child care available, what to look for in a quality program and how to decide what type of program parents feel comfortable with.  Keng Xiong, a mother who works outside the home, discusses how she selected child care for her child. (1996) – VHS VIDEO (28:00 – Hmong language) .  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Fast-paced, informative overview on how Cooperative Extension employees can meet civil rights compliance standards and better meet the educational needs of all the people of Wisconsin. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (14:00)

4/16/07 videoconference coordinated by the UWEX & UW Colleges Status of Women’s Committee and UW System Women’s Studies Consortium and Women and Science Program.  Features Betsy Leondar-Wright, a leading consultant and writer on the topic of building alliances across classes who speaks about ways to create a more inclusive workplace and suggests ways to better understand and serve our diverse clients. (2007) - DVD  (55:00)

Award-winning videos made as a result of research in St. Joseph County, South Bend, Indiana, of persons who have jobs, but do not earn enough to stay above the poverty line. Demonstrates that the working poor are not a single, predictable group of individuals, but have highly diversified personal and household characteristics and job experiences. Package includes both long (26:00) and short (13:00) versions of the video. (1994) – TWO VHS VIDEOS, PRINT MATERIALS.

“A sourcebook of youth-driven ideas and activities on race diversity”, this kit uses Wisconsin Public Television broadcasts to spark interest and discussion among 4-H youth, ages 12-18 on the subjects of race and diversity.  Consists of three activity modules – “Understanding personal cultural identity”, “Identifying and dispelling stereotypes” and “Adapting to a new home (immigration). Each module contains a set of video clips to be watched as the basis for discussion and activity.  Modules can be implemented in any order and each will take approximately 45-60 minutes, with the option of continuing for a longer period of time. (2004) – VHS VIDEO, SOURCEBOOK.

CD-Rom containing materials needed to conduct a 3-5 hour workshop designed by Beverly Stencel and Hans Hanson.  Intended to help participants gain insights that may enrich their relationships with co-workers of different generations and enhance the productivity of the group.  Focuses on four generations spanning the years 1922 to the present – people with four diverse sets of values, needs, motivations and expectations trying to find common ground in any organization, business or team. (2003) – CD-ROM WITH POWERPOINT PRESENTATION, FACILITATOR’S HANDBOOK, REFERENCE LIST AND QUIZZES AND ANSWER KEYS.

Focuses on Waukesha County’s Urban Initiative where UWEX goes into neighborhoods at risk, identifies problems and comes up with solutions involving community groups and social service agencies.  The goal is to bring in programs and services to help stabilize neighborhoods. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (12:00)

Directed at community leaders who are beginning to face large livestock farm issues.   Focuses on Ohio, but applicable elsewhere as well.  Addresses community concerns in 4 areas – social concerns; economic development relating to school funding, road repair and tax incremental financing; environmental impacts and production.  (2002) - DVD  (16:00)

Video of Arlen Leholm presentation at CPAG workshop in Stevens Point in summer, 2005.  Focuses on the importance of developing Community Partner Advisory Groups in order to build legislative support for UWEX.  (2005) - DVD  (28:00)

 Satellite videoconference presented new ways of thinking about the family as a resource to enhance offender reentry and supervision and to increase public safety.  Identifies the strengths and resources inherent in the family as a fundamental support system for individuals upon their release from prison. (2005) – VHS VIDEO (185 min.), PROGRAM AGENDA (4P) )

The story of the Coon Creek watershed in Vernon County, Wisconsin, one of the most studied watersheds in the country.  In 1933 Coon Creek watershed was selected as the first erosion control demonstration project in the nation.  Many of the soil conservation practices experimented with there are still in use today.  The project was wildly successful.  It slowed erosion, improved fertility and agriculture in the Coon Creek was vitalized.  (2005) - DVD  (9:00)

Used in recruitment, provides a personal perspective on working for Extension from nine county agents from the Central District.  Also includes comments about the contributions and commitment that Extension has made in the district from Extension clients. (2009) - DVD  (21:00)

Provides an overview of sustainable agriculture concepts, featuring case studies of Wisconsin farmers. Demonstrates that by finding ways to cut down on costs and chemicals, farmers are creating a new kind of agriculture, one that is more natural, profitable and sustainable for both the farmers and the land.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (58:00)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  What is depression?  How does it affect a family?  Youa Xiong of Outagamie County Department of Health and Human Services and Maenene Vangsycha of ThedaCare Behavioral Health discuss several facets of depression including an explanation of what it is, symptoms to be aware of, when to seek professional help, who should do the referral, causes of depression and who might be a risk for depression (2000) – VHS VIDEO (27:00 - Hmong language).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Explains the role of the Wisconsin Associated County Extension Committee (WACEC).  WACEC is a group of local elected officals who serve as a liaison between UWEX on the local level and the University in an effort to provide local input on Extension programming.  Also advises WACEC members on effective ways to communicate with state and federal legislators. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Disciplining young children is a challenge. Traditional methods are challenged by the American culture.  Dr. Long shares parenting techniques for young children and explains the importance of parents serving as role models.  He also discusses family rules.  (1994) – VHS VIDEO (29:00 – Hmong language).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Focuses on how spending decisions are made, discusses wants and needs and challenges the audience to think about what they purchase for their families.  (1995) – VHS VIDEO (27:00 – Hmong language).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Series of eight programs specifically designed to address the core competencies deemed necessary to successfully lead and manage a nonprofit organization.  Intended for board members and paid or volunteer middle management staff of nonprofit organizations.   VHS VIDEOS.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION.

Board Governance: Building a Passion for Mission – #18167

Marketing: Connecting with Your Clients and Community – #18163

Mission-Based Management: Getting More Mission for Your Money – #18165

Resource Development: Involvement and Investment – #18164

Social Entrepreneurship: Financially Empowering Your Organization – #18166

Strategic Alliances: Enhancing Your Effectiveness – #18333

Strategic Planning: Charting Your Course for Success – #18162 

Volunteer Management: Attracting & Keeping the Best – #18170

CD-ROM containing video and PowerPoint presentations as well as publications.  Offers a “vision” of Extension as it is now and where it needs to be in the future to meet the needs of communities and society at large. (2002) – CD-ROM

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display commemorating the role of Family Living Programs in the history of UWEX Cooperative Extension.  Designed to be used along with “Making Life Better for Wisconsin’s Families Display” (#19126) which highlights Family Living’s current and future programming, but may be used separately.  Intended for use at both internal and external events where staff wants to provide a professional look and   presence for Cooperative Extension and Family Living Programs. (2012) -RETRACTABLE BANNER STAND VERTICAL DISPLAY WITH FOLDING SUPPORTING ROD.

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand  providing general information about UWEX Family Living Programs.  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about FLP.  Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended.  Replaces 2003 three panel tabletop display. (2010) – SELF- CONTAINED DISPLAY WITH TELESCOPING POLE

CD-Rom with multimedia voice-narrated slide shows in both English and Hmong languages focused on selling produce in farmers’ markets.  Corresponds to web-based slide shows at UWEX Hmong Task Force website: http://www.uwex.edu/ces/hmong/resources/business.cfm. Topics covered include options for selling vegetables, suggestions on setting up the booth and ways to improve the display.  Includes both Hmong and English language versions.  Slides can be printed from the CD using PowerPoint software. (2001) – CD-ROM, NOTEBOOK WITH PRINTOUTS OF ALL FILES.   (Hmong Web-Based Training in Business and Horticulture)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Cheryl Kuhn, Fire Prevention Specialist with the Appleton Fire Department, describes a smoke detector program initiated in the Fox Cities.  She demonstrates how a fire detector works, how to replace a battery and shares fire safety prevention tips.  Interview is conducted in English with a Hmong translation provided by Mai Zong Vue, interviewer. (1992) – VHS VIDEO (27:00 – Hmong Language).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Fire souls are people who are passionate about an issue.  In this case the issue is sustainability.  This program details the work of people in northwest Wisconsin to create sustainable communities that would be ecologically, economically and socially healthy. (2010) - DVD  (15:00)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Phoua Xiong of the UWEX Family Nutrition Program explains the importance of keeping hot foods hot, cold foods cold, and food preparation areas clean. (1994) – VHS VIDEO (27:00 – Hmong Language). (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Intended for use as an orientation program introducing 4-H volunteers to their role in 4-H. Intended to strengthen volunteer understanding of how to work with youth through 4-H. Encourages safe practices for 4-H youth and adult volunteers.  Includes pdf and PowerPoint files as well as video detailing what constitutes the 4 categories of child abuse, outlines the warning signs that aid in recognizing if abuse is occurring, who to contact and what to report. (2002) – CLOSE CAPTIONED DVD-ROM CONTAINS VIDEO (11:43), POWERPOINT AND PDF FILES.

Wisconsin Public Television production which examines the new and creative ways in which some Wisconsin businesses are integrating growing numbers of Latino workers into their workforces.  These “best practices” are successfully in use in the manufacturing, landscape nursery and hospitality industries throughout Wisconsin.  Spanish version also available – #18690. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (55:00)

Wisconsin Public Television production which examines the new and creative ways in which some Wisconsin businesses are integrating growing numbers of Latino workers into their workforces.  These “best practices” are successfully in use in the manufacturing, landscape nursery and hospitality industries throughout Wisconsin.  English version also available – #18686. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (55:00)

CD-Roms with multimedia voice narrated slide shows in both English and Hmong languages, focused on gardening topics. Corresponds to web-based slide shows at UWEX Hmong Task Force website: http://www.uwex.edu/ces/hmong/resources/business.cfm.  Consists of 3 CD’s and notebooks each focused on a different topic related to vegetable gardening – 1. “Extending the Growing Season” (using cold frames and hot beds), 2. “Growing Beans & Peas”, 3. “Pesticides” (what are they, which to use, storage and disposal).  Includes both Hmong and English language versions.  Slides can be printed from the CD using PowerPoint software. (2001) – 3 CD-ROMS, 3 NOTEBOOKS WITH PRINTOUTS OF ALL FILES.    (Hmong Web-based Training in Business and Horticulture Series)

2/27/01 UWEX satellite videoconference targeted to grandparents raising grandchildren and professionals from agencies and organizations that assist them.  Topics covered include: similarities and differences among various types of custodial care; the ways legal and policy issues including TANF, school regulations and access to medical care can impact grandparents raising grandchildren; strategies for effective working relationships between grandparents and professional and community resources and success stories showing how grandparents and professionals have worked with policy makers to make changes in state laws. (2001) – VHS VIDEO (2 hours), PRINT MATERIALS.

CD-Rom with multimedia voice narrated slide shows in both English and Hmong languages, intended to give the Hmong population an overview of how community gardens are organized in Green Bay. Corresponds to web-based slide shows at UWEX Hmong Task Force website: http://www.uwex.edu/ces/hmong/resources/business.cfm.  Covers registration procedures, rules for participation, information on acceptable pesticide use, and other general information.  Includes both Hmong and English language versions. Slides can be printed from the CD using PowerPoint software. (2001) – CD-ROM, NOTEBOOK WITH PRINTOUTS OF ALL FILES.   ( Hmong Web-Based Trainng in Business and Horticulture Series.)

A transformational education case study detailing a parent education and support program lead by Portage County UWEX that includes, child development, nutrition, parenting skills, coping strategies and school readiness.  Participants are also helped with goal-setting and provided resources and referrals. (2007) - DVD  (18:00)

Curriculum focused on helping family educators, parents and adolescents to: understand the many different Southeast Asian family perspectives about parenting; understand immigrant families and the differences among them; identify and address problems of day-to-day parenting in a bicultural context; address issues affecting parent-child relationships in a foreign context; and understand Southeast Asian issues and family strengths.  All materials Hmong/English language. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (70:00), FACILITATOR GUIDE, FAMILY STORIES, VIDEO GUIDE.

Focuses on why dairy operators in Western Wisconsin have turned to the Hispanic workforce to meet their labor needs.  Tells the stories of 3 Hispanic workers who have relocated to Wisconsin and some of the dairy farmers who have employed them.   Highlights the goals and aspirations of the Hispanic employees as well as the biggest challenges facing the employers and employees. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (28:00)

CD-Rom detailing results of a 2002 UWEX survey of 10 of the 11 Wisconsin counties with the highest Hmong populations.  The survey sought to answer two questions – What are the educational needs of Wisconsin’s growing Hmong population and How can UW-Extension best meet those needs?  Includes the task force report with appendices, local focus group summaries and a video overview commentary focusing on Integration of culture, Hmong in Laos and Hmong in U.S. CD-ROM. (2003) - CD-ROM 

Presents the story of the Hmong people and how they have come to reside in the United States. Follows a Hmong family as they move from Laos to a refugee camp in Thailand and to the U.S.  (1989) – VHS VIDEO (11:00), USER GUIDE.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Focuses on the importance of parental involvement in their children’s school activities.  (1994) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (27:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Series of CD-ROM multimedia voice-narrated slide shows in both English and Hmong languages intended to assist Hmong adults with limited English speaking ability.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE INFORMATION.

The Farmer’s Market – #18541

Gardening Information for the Hmong – #18542

Green Bay Area Community Gardens – #18543

Small Business Training for the Hmong – #18544

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Explains how to handle leaving children home alone.  Recommends steps to take in case of an emergency, outlines safety precautions for all family members to consider and encourages families to talk them through before leaving family members home alone. (2001) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00) (Bridging Hmong American Series).

11/23/99 Penn State videoconference intended for child care providers and parents.  Focuses on various legal issues involved in running a day care center including  reimbursement for staff training and dealing with sticky personnel matters including termination and staff performance.  Also discusses developing center policies and practices involving ADA, sexual abuse, intoxicated parents, safety and security and more.  (1999) – VHS VIDEO (2 hours), LEADER GUIDE.   (Better Kid Care Series)

Looks at how Extension stakeholder groups are impacted by the influences of  the global community.  Focuses on economic and social/cultural connections.  Video portions were originally recorded for 9/12/02 All-Faculty program of same name. (2002) - DVD 

A series of 4 short vignettes related to: youth accepting responsibilities; youth and adults planning activities together; leader feedback for both satisfactory and unsatisfactory performance. (1987) -VHS VIDEO (16:00), PROGRAM GUIDE. **Note: Accompanying curriculum which includes content, teaching outlines and handouts may be obtained from the State 4-H Office**.  (Youth Volunteers in Motion Series)

Gives a brief overview on how to give a deposition as part of a legal case.  Produced by PA Dept. of Transportation for internal training purposes. (1991) - VHS VIDEOCASSETTE (17:00).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Touches on some of the causes of suicide, questions you should ask, what you should do immediately, suggestions of things that you could say or do to encourage and to protect the suicidal person and some signs or behaviors that could help you identify someone who might be at risk for suicide. VHS VIDEO (28:00) (Hmong Language).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Discusses what immunizations are and the importance of getting them. (1995) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (27:00).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Focuses on the collection of the WI Geological and Natural History Survey which details the history of the earth in Wisconsin.  The WGNHS “Library” is comprised of huge rocks to fist-sized samples, core samples, cuttings and mine maps.  The program discusses the importance of the collection, the work of the scientists who query the collection and its value in helping to solve ground water problems and other geological issues. (2005) - DVD  (13:00)

Multimedia kit developed by a faith-based organization to raise awareness of poverty issues and to create action plans to address poverty.  Can be easily adapted for use with community groups.  Features nine interactive multi-media sessions, with a flexible structure that can be adapted for local needs. (2003) – VIDEOS (9 hours total), CD, FACILITATOR’S GUIDE AND OTHER PRINT MATERIALS.

Supplements the “Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Series”.    VHS VIDEOS.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE  INFORMATION.

Outcome Measurement – #18334

Describes the history of hydro-power, its economic and environmental impacts, and how people in Wisconsin are working together to reduce the environmental problems. Appropriate for local government officials, resource managers, reservoir property owners, and school groups. (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

Segment from 60 Minutes II which focuses on the prevalence of hunger among the working poor.  Interviews several families found in food lines in Ohio in order to show the face of hunger in America today. Serves as a nice complement to presentations about hunger.  **VHS video format also available – #18803**. (2003) - DVD  (13:00)

Segment from 60 Minutes II which focuses on the prevalence of hunger among the working poor. Interviews several families found in food lines in Ohio in order to show the face of hunger in America today. Serves as a nice complement to presentations about hunger. **DVD format also available – #19051**. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

2 part production focusing on a court case involving a local government sued because of an accident on a rural town road.  Part 1 “The Background” (41:00) describes aspects of a court case, how it proceeds from the time of the accident through the complaint discovery process, courtroom proceedings and jury decisions.  Part 2 “The Trial”  (90:00) features a mock trial, defining practices and terms commonly used in an accident investigation trial.  Produced by PA Local Roads Program for internal training purposes.  (1995) – TWO VHS VIDEOS  (131 min. – total)

3 panel display describing Family Living’s efforts related to poverty and financial management education. Covers three categories (one on each panel): Raising awareness about poverty, Building skills of professions that work with individuals in poverty, and Direct teaching of skills for low income individuals. **Requires large display board (two 27” side panels, one 28” center panel, 35” high) – #17635, and header panel (same width, 12” high) – #17636, both of which may be booked separately.** (2005) – 3 PANEL DISPLAY & HEADER.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Helps parents understand early adolescent development, and realize the importance of making specific rules.  Discusses the importance of communicating those rules to family members. Specific rules discussed include chores, homework, mealtime and bedtime. (2002) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (27:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display highlighting UWEX Family Living’s current and future programming.  Designed to be used with the Family Living Centennial Display (#19125), which commemorates the role of Family Living Programs in the history of UWEX Cooperative Extension, but may be used separately.  Intended for    use at both internal and external events where staff wants to provide a professional look and presence for Cooperative Extension and Family Living Programs. (2012)   – RETRACTABLE BANNER STAND VERTICAL DISPLAY WITH FOLDING SUPPORTING ROD.

Edited version of 1/20/00 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Marketing Professor Karen Fox takes a no-nonsense approach to developing a useful marketing plan for a nonprofit organization.  Viewers will learn how to translate feedback from clients and the community into better marketing decisions. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (92:00), PRINT MATERIALS.   (Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Dr. Cha Lee, owner of a medical clinic dedicated to serving Hmong families, shares his views on the medical issues Hmong families face and encourages them to get medical attention as soon as symptoms appear.  He recommends thinking through questions before going to the doctor’s office and asking questions of the doctor when you are at the office.  (2003) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (29:00).   (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.   Mee Her focuses on the increasing need for individuals to be able to recognize mental health problems when loved ones reach out for help and assistance. She explains symptoms to look for and shares some of the experiences she has had in her work in California. (1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00).   (Bridging Hmong American Series) 

The basics of PowerPoint 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and PowerPoint 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback.  Topics include getting started; viewing and formatting slides; text; graphics; charts, tables and multimedia; slide shows, output, and getting help. Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610. (2005) - CD-ROM  (3 hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

The advanced features of PowerPoint 2003 using three levels of training.  Video of instructor teaches how to use the software.  Then the user is allowed to practice what they’ve learned without needing to switch between the cd and PowerPoint 2003.  Finally a testing section includes a variety of test questions with immediate feedback. Topics include animation and multimedia; slide shows; graphics; special slides; import and output features; reviewing and security; customization; macros and extras.  Requires Flash Player 8 or above.  If you have questions, contact your local IT support or the Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610.  (2005) - CD-ROM  (4 hours) (Microsoft Office Suite Series)

Features key programs that exemplify Milwaukee County CES’ objective of providing high-quality, low-cost educational opportunities that: emphasize personal and professional skill building, reach those who are traditionally underserved, help improve quality of life and strengthen organizations. (2010) - DVD  (17:00)

Edited version of 2/17/00 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Nationally known trainer, author and consultant Peter Brinckerhoff teaches the management approach more and more nonprofits need in today’s competitive environment.   Looks at how to get more out of existing resources by using standard business techniques. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (92:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in NonProfit Leadership & Management Series)

Arlen Leholm and Keith Ayers describe UWEX-CE’s move to a responsibility-based culture. (2004) - DVD  (74:00)

The official video guide to Wisconsin’s eleven Native Nations. Provides a video tour of pow wows, the wild rice harvest and other tribal traditions that make up a proud heritage that still thrives within each Nation. Serves as an invitation to get better acquainted with these Wisconsin neighbors.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (45:00)

3/29/00 UWEX satellite videoconference.  Begins with an introduction to the topic of hard-to-serve clients, who are defined broadly as those facing a wide array of family and personal challenges in moving from welfare to work.  Provides an overview of three different service models that local agencies are using to integrate hard-to-serve clients into work-oriented welfare programs.  Highlights five agencies serving rural and urban areas in Oregon, Colorado, New York and Illinois.  (2000) – VHS VIDEO (2 hours), FACILITATOR AND PARTICIPANT PACKETS.

WELPAN is a group of social service/government professionals from the upper Midwest states who share insights and challenges associated with welfare reform. Features an overview of three different service models that WELPAN has studied in which local agencies are using to integrate hard-to-serve clients into work-oriented welfare programs. Program shown in Washington, DC as part of congressional budget hearings into the second tier of welfare funding.  (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (45:00)

Video of presentation given at the conference held in Madison, WI, May 11-13, 1999.  VHS VIDEO.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Public Work Yesterday: Our Heritage (Gerry Campbell) – #18273

UWEX production focusing on familiar land use issues – tourism, northern Wisconsin environment, urban sprawl, mining, wetlands, ag land, transportation, cost of public services, and local governmental decision-making. Useful as a point of departure in land use education to show how little things have changed in 25 years.  (1975) - VHS VIDEO  (30:00)

A series of conversations with both residents and service providers in Oneida County, Wisconsin takes a look at how poverty affects all aspects of life there.  After an introduction (10:49), segments focus on Access to both health and child care (8:42), Transportation and the disabled (8:12), Food insecurity (7:00) and Housing (8:41).  Conversations with low-income county residents who discuss their personal situations, are interspersed with service providers who talk about some of the options available to them. (2009) - DVD  (43:00)

Part of  Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Provides information on heating, ventilation and moisture concerns in the home. (1989, revised 1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (26:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of  Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Introduces a series of videos dealing with basic home maintenance.  In addition, provides information on the use and care of electricity in the typical American Home.  (1989, revised 1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00).    (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of  Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Focuses on plumbing and maintenance information for the typical American home. (1989, revised 1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00).    (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Edited version of 1/13/2000 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Focuses on how nonprofit and public sector organizations can implement the process of outcome measurement.  Meg Plants of United Way of America discusses what outcomes are, how they are different from activities, and how their measurement can benefit your organization and your communication with stockholders. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (94:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Learning Institute for Non Profit Organizations Enrichment Programs Series)

5 part DVD series communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups at county and district levels.  Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE INFORMATION. 

Central District/WACEC District 3 – Partners in Planning – #18700

UW-Extension: Supporting Economic Growth & Development – #18710

WACEC District 2/UWEX-CE Southern District – Partners in Planning – #18711

WACEC District 4/UWEX-CE Northern District – Partners in Planning – #18712

Western District – Partners in Planning – #18713

A modern-day fable about empowerment, effective communication and team building skills within the context of diversity.  An excellent diversity education resource that can be used with a wide range of groups, including office teams, clubs, organziations, etc.  The accompanying Leader’s Guide provides two seminar designs, discussion questions, how-to’s, strategies, and background information. (1995) - VHS VIDEO (11:00), LEADER GUIDE.

An entertaining and poignant introduction to socioeconomic class in America.  Through interviews with a variety of people from different classes People Like Us raises questions about the ways, large and small, in which Americans classify each other, how our inherited social class affects our self-perceptions and our expectations, and how race and other factors complicate an already complex arrangement of social distinctions in our society. (2001) – VHS VIDEO (124 min), TEACHER’S GUIDE.

Explains how to use the UWEX Planning and Results System.  Serves as a training tool for new users as well as a review for current users.  (2002) - DVD 

Focuses on UW-Extension, Cooperative Extension’s four year program planning process.  Explains how the process works to determine community needs and design programs to meet those needs in a timely fashion. (1999) - VHS VIDEO  (6:00)

PBS Frontline production exploring the lives of three young girls and their family struggles with poverty.  At a time when one in five American kids lives below the poverty line, an unflinching and revealing exploration of what poverty means to children, and to the country’s future. (2012) – DVD (55:38).

Audio recording of presentation by Ann Adalist-Estrin which explores the developmental influences on children of prisoners and responds to the needs of infants, toddlers and preschoolers with an incarcerated parent.  Print materials include a temperament rating scale to help better understand a child’s reactionary behaviors and moods.  Also includes a list of family coping styles, guide for the developmental structure and parent’s roles with children, and information on working with children coping with separation issues.  (2005) – AUDIO CD-ROM (77:00), DISK WITH PRINTABLE PROGRAM MATERIALS.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.   Focuses on health concerns caused by lead poisoning in the home.  Special attention is given to young children and the effects lead poisoning can have on their health. (1992) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong language) (26:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Two-part January, 2004 WisLine Web presentation focusing on the basics of major federal nutrition assistance programs.  Each program discussed eligibility requirements, how to enroll and trends in program participation.  The January 14 program (90:00) focused on WIC and the Senior Dining Program.  School meals and Child nutrition programs were the subjects of the January 28 presentation.  (80:00). (2004) – CD-ROM (170 minutes – total)

Designed to help new county CES faculty and staff understand Extension programming, learn the basics about Extension program development, get ready to work effectively with their program area representatives and start thinking about writing a plan for their work. (2002) - CD-ROM

Sauk County 4-H Youth Development Educator Jessica Jens tells new colleagues how she uses the program development model as she develops her programming. (2005) - DVD  (11:00)

Gerry Campbell narrates a pictorial essay on UW Extension’s rich history of public service.  (1999) – VHS VIDEO (20:00).  (1999 Cooperative Extension Faculty-Staff Conference Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Kayla Yang looks at some of the issues involved in raising teenagers and discusses what the most recent research tells us.  She explains what parents can do to support their teens and where parents might find support and help in dealing with parenting issues. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong language) (27:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Audio recording of presentation by Ann Adalist-Estrin which explored the impact of various factors that affect children and families of prisoners in their re-entry period as well as strategies for advocacy and program development. (2004) – AUDIO CD-ROM (76:00), DISK WITH PRINTABLE PROGRAM MATERIALS.

Edited version of 10/21/99 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Jimmie Alford focuses on proven donor support and fund development strategies for nonprofit organizations.  (1999) -VHS VIDEO (91:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in NonProfit Leadership and Management Series)

Explores the diverse activities along one of Wisconsin’s great natural resources. Portrays many aspects of the Wisconsin River, from its history, to its management for flood control and use by industries, to its use as a wildlife habitat and recreation area. **VHS format also available – #15777**. (1986) - DVD  (29:00)

Explores the diverse activities along one of Wisconsin’s great natural resources. Portrays many aspects of the Wisconsin River, from its history, to its management for flood control and use by industries, to its use as a wildlife habitat and recreation area. **DVD format also available – #19044**.  (1986) - VHS VIDEO (29:00)

Provides a glimpse of the Wisconsin Idea in action at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Human Ecology which celebrated its centennial in 2003.  Segments covering  1. A history of SOHE (4:42) – 2. The ABC Project (10:05) – 3. Beaded Prayers Project (7:25) – 4. Family Impact Seminars (8:06) – 5. Family Voices (10:20) and a short presentation by Dean Robin Douthitt (2:00) demonstrate the link between research and outreach at SOHE.  (2005) - DVD  (31:00)

Intended for Hmong audiences. A 4-part, interactive video focusing on different ways to save money and buy the best available foods at the supermarket. Written at a very elementary level for Hmong audiences. Part 1: “Knowing What to Buy” (9:00). Part 2: “Buying Fresh Foods” (13:00). Part 3: “Making Good Food Choices” (11:00). Part 4: “Deciding What to Buy” (20:00). **Hmong language version also available #16323**  (1988) – VHS VIDEO (53:00), PRINT MATERIALS.

Intended for Hmong audiences. A 4-part, interactive video focusing on different ways to save money and buy the best available foods at the supermarket. Part 1: “Knowing What to Buy” (9:00). Part 2: “Buying Fresh Foods” (13:00). Part 3: “Making Good Food Choices” (11:00). Part 4: “Deciding What to Buy” (20:00). **English language version also available #16316** (1988) – VHS VIDEO (53:00), PRINT MATERIALS.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Mee Her discusses the relationship of self esteem to goal setting.  She describes how goal setting and knowing what you are working toward help in attaining goals in both your career and family life. In addition, she shares personal experiences she has had in working on her education and developing a career.  (1993) – VHS VIDEO  (Hmong Language) (27:00).    (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  Elizabeth Kirton, Associate Director of the Fresno Center for New Americans shares insights and ideas about self esteem for Hmong families.  She shares key ideas about self esteem and what factors influence self esteem.    In addition she makes suggestions about how we can help our family and friends to feel better about themselves. (1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

CD-Rom’s with multimedia voice narrated slide shows in both English and Hmong languages, intended to give the Hmong population a basic understanding of how to start and operate a small business. Corresponds to web-based slide shows at UWEX Hmong Task Force website: http://www.uwex.edu/ces/hmong/resources/business.cfm.  Consists of 3 CD’s and notebooks, each focusing on a different aspect.  Topics include – 1. “Starting a small business” (how to get started), 2. “Planning your business” (how to develop a business plan) and 3. “Keeping Good Business Records” (the basics of business records, including tax filing).  Includes both Hmong and English language versions. Slides can be printed from the CD using PowerPoint software. (2001) – 3 CD-ROM’S, 3 NOTEBOOKS WITH PRINTOUTS OF ALL FILES.  (Hmong Web-based Training in Business and Horticulture Series)

Edited version of 3/16/00 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Jeff Boschee covers a relatively new concept – using entrepreneurial strategies to further social causes.  He sheds light on why nonprofits are aggressively adopting entrepreneurial strategies and provides learners a tool for assessing their activities from both a mission and earned income perspective. (2000) - VHS VIDEO (91:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in Non-Profit Leadership and Management Series).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Elissa Borth, Registered Nurse from the Visiting Nurse Association of Appleton, explains how to stay healthy as flu season sets in. She also discusses immunizations, basic health care practices, what to do with sick children, and when to go to the doctor.  (1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (28:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series). 

Edited version of 5/18/00 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Dr. Richard Jones and Dr. David Campbell outline the various forms of strategic alliances and explain the principles involved in developing successful alliances. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (91:00), PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management).

Edited version of 9/16/99 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Frank Martinelli teaches the process of strategic planning for nonprofit organizations, as well as practical techniques for creating a successful plan. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (92:00),  PRINT MATERIALS.  (Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Series).

Examines twelve estuaries along Wisconsin’s northern coastline on Lake Superior. An individual knowledgeable about each estuary offers their perspective on what makes that particular estuary both important and unique. **VHS format also available – #18745**. (2004) - DVD  (47:00).

Examines twelve estuaries along Wisconsin’s northern coastline on Lake Superior. An individual knowledgeable about each estuary offers their perspective on what makes that particular estuary both important and unique. **DVD format also available – #19047**. (2004) - VHS VIDEO (47 min.)

A series of short vignettes illustrates: Unproductive meetings; Well-run meetings; Agenda development; Delegation; Weak and effective chairing of meetings. While the examples are 4-H related, this could be used with other groups. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE. **Note: Accompanying curriculum which includes content, teaching outlines and handouts may be obtained from the state 4-H office**.  (1987) - VHS VIDEO (18:00).  (Youth Volunteers in Motion Series).

Abridged versions of using technology for program delivery case studies that were featured in the “Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century” videoconference: Black board, WisLine Web, Low-Cost Milk Parlor Design and Food Safety cd.  Montage originally produced for the 2003 WACEC conference showcasing Cooperative Extension’s use of technology in educating the people of Wisconsin.  (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (14:00).

The story of the development of two neighboring lakes in northern Wisconsin. North Fish Lake is home to a small, traditional family resort, while the land around Mills Lake has been subdivided and is home to hundreds of people and several resorts and restaurants. Focuses on issues of land use and environmental planning facing recreational areas in northern Wisconsin. Emphasizes the need to determine a long-term vision of what we’d like the lakes to be. **VHS format also available – #17399**. (1992) – DVD (18:00).

The story of the development of two neighboring lakes in northern Wisconsin. North Fish Lake is home to a small, traditional family resort, while the land around Mills Lake has been subdivided and is home to hundreds of people and several resorts and restaurants. Focuses on issues of land use and environmental planning facing recreational areas in northern Wisconsin. Emphasizes the need to determine a long-term vision of what we’d like the lakes to be. **DVD format also available – #19048**.  (1992) - VHS Video  (18:00).

9/12/02 UWEX satellite videoconference.  Provided an overview of new learning technologies and how they might impact how CES clientele receive information and learn.  Featured videotaped examples of how CES colleagues are currently using new technologies to meet the needs of learners.  Also explained what we know about learners and technology and offered a status report from the TL21 Task Force.  (2002) – VHS VIDEO (2 hours), PARTICIPANT PACKET (8p).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Dr. Long discusses how teens can help parents understand them and how parents can better understand issues facing teens.  The importance of communication is stressed. (1994) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong language) (28:00). (Bridging Hmong American Series)

6/22/05 UWEX satellite videoconference offering an introduction to Transformational Education. Examines the characteristics of Transformational Education and how it applies to Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Features a case study and county initiatives that exemplify Transformational Education. **VHS format also available – #18767**.  (2005) – DVD VIDEO (2 hours), PROGRAM GUIDE.

6/22/05 UWEX satellite videoconference offering an introduction to Transformational Education. Examines the characteristics of Transformational Education and how it applies to Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Features a case study and county initiatives that exemplify Transformational Education. **DVD format also available – #18776**. VHS VIDEO (2 hours), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Taped in an Outagamie County courtroom in cooperation with Attorney Ma Manee Mous, this program explains what is happening when a family member or friend is involved with the court system. (2003) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (30:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series)

Four hour documentary series shedding light on the root causes of socio-economic and racial inequities in health – why some of us get sicker more often and die sooner.  Documents mounting evidence of how inequities in a variety of aspects of life such as the jobs we do, the wealth we enjoy, the neighborhoods we live in – can get under the skin and disrupt our biology as surely as germs and viruses. Useful for facilitating community and/or coalition forums on health disparities. (2008) – DVD (4 hours), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Focuses on Extension’s SE District Urban Initiative, an outreach program involving Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee and Waukesha counties. The goal is to bring Extension resources to urban areas to help residents of city neighborhoods identify and address neighborhood challenges. Faculty from the four counties work together as a team with urban universities and residents to build new programs, new partners and new funding sources. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

Communicates Extension’s commitment to Wisconsin’s economic growth through 10 case studies taken from the four WACEC District “Partners in Planning” DVD’s. (2004) - DVD  (10:00). (Partners in Planning Series).

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S. Elizabeth Kirton, of Fresno California shares the importance and value of continuing education for all family members.  (1993) – VHS VIDEO (Hmong language) (28:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series).

Conveys a hopeful message that together people can make changes to reduce child poverty.  Provides illustrations of Wisconsin urban and rural communities and the success they have realized through collective energy. (2007) – DVD (22:00), “VISION 2020 REPORT CARD” (15p).

Edited version of 4/20/00 Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations satellite videoconference.  Susan Ellis, an internationally known consultant, author and educator in the field of volunteer management, provides the keys to volunteer recruitment and management and demonstrates how to lay the foundation for successful teamwork. (2000) – VHS VIDEO (91:00), PRINT MATERIALS.   (Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership & Management Series)

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Southern District/WACEC District 2.  Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. (2004) – DVD (20:00).   (Partners in Planning Series).

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Northern District/WACEC District 4.  Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. (2004) – DVD (16:00).  (Partners in Planning Series).

A primer for county-based UWEX CE personnel assigned to operate the satellite equipment. Segments include understanding the process, how satellite technology works, how to tune in, view and record satellite programs, where to get information about satellite programs and an updated UWEX-CE Policy Guidelines for the WisSat System. (2003) – CD-ROM.

An unwavering look at America’s working poor – people who work hard and play by the rules, but never seem to get ahead.  Over a period of three years, follows four hard-working individuals as they strive for their piece of the American Dream but find only low wages, dead end jobs, and a tattered safety net in their way.  Brings the disturbing reality of the working poor into the light of day with a mix of facts about poverty and social injustice and the personal testimony of real-life workers. (2005) – DVD (85:00), DISCUSSION GUIDE (31p).

Highlights 4-H after school programs serving the Hmong population at several middle schools in Wausau.  Interviews with participants, school counselors and Extension personnel show how CYFAR (Children, Youth & Families at Risk Program) helps Hmong youth grow in their leadership skills and personal development. (2007) - DVD  (15:00).

Communicates the process and results of UWEX CE’s 2003-2004 program planning to key external stakeholder groups in the Western District. Organized around 6 key themes in the process – Linking communities to university resources, Identifying local issues, Seeking diversity, Planning in partnership, Building capacity and Communicating openly. (2004) – DVD (12:00).  (Partners in Planning Series).

Describes different types of wetlands, and the wildlife and plants found in each in Wisconsin. Discusses water quality and flood control benefits of wetlands, along with land use activities that can either damage or protect wetlands. Viewers are invited to investigate wetlands and discover their wonder.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (12:00)

Designed for professionals working with older adults and their family members who are planning ahead for the transfer of non-titled property, or with family members and personal representatives who are in the process of making decisions about transferring non-titled property after the death of a family member. **VIDEO VERSION ALSO AVAILABLE – #18037**. (1996, revised 1999) - DVD  (14:00), EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE NOTEBOOK AND OTHER PRINT MATERIALS.

Designed for professionals working with older adults and their family members who are planning ahead for the transfer of non-titled property, or with family members and personal representatives who are in the process of making decisions about transferring non-titled property after the death of a family member. **DVD VERSION ALSO AVAILABLE – #18925**.  (1996, revised 1999) - VHS VIDEO (14:00), EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE NOTEBOOK AND OTHER PRINT MATERIALS.

3 part series featuring Karen Goebel and Phil Harris discussing various aspects of estate planning in Wisconsin.  Dates broadcast and topics discussed include – April 24, 2003 – Wisconsin property ownership and distribution law, property distribution at death (1:41:22). – May 1, 2003 – Review of federal and Wisconsin tax laws relevant for estate planning (1:48:55). – May 8, 2003 – Estate planning tools: wills/trusts/gifts and advanced directives (1:38:13).  Produced with MS Producer – CD-ROM includes audio, a small video window and PowerPoint slides used in the sessions. (2003) -  CD-ROM (309 minutes), B1442 “FAMILY ESTATE PLANNING IN WISCONSIN”.

Host Shelley Ryan continues her theme of visiting Wisconsin’s gardens.  Those visited include – Longenecker Gardens at the UW-Madison Arboretum; The Flying Peg in Algoma; A private garden in Green Bay and The Gardens of Taliesin at Spring Green. (2010) - DVD  (29:00).

Master Gardener Shelley Ryan and her guests visit some of Wisconsin’s great, outstanding, inspiring gardens – both public and private.  (2000) - VHS VIDEO  (29:00).

Host Shelley Ryan visits a variety of Wisconsin Gardens from the far north to the southern part of the state.  She begins at the Winter Greenhouse in Winter, WI followed by the Children’ Garden at the Green Bay Botanical Garden. From there she goes to the West of the Lake Gardens in Manitowoc and finishes her tour at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station. (2009) - DVD  (28:00).

Master Gardener Shelley Ryan and her guests explore some of Wisconsin’s more uncommon gardens including “Azaleas at Foxfire”, “A Dinosaur Garden”, “A Horticulturist’s Garden”, “Paine Art Center Photo Essay”, “A Wisconsin Tropical Garden”, “A Memory Garden”, “A Garden in Brillion”, “A Mosaic Garden” and “A Halloween Garden”. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (28:00).

Retractable “window shade” style vertical display in its own stand, providing general information about the Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP). Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about WNEP.   Measures 32″ W x 80″ H in 8.5″ D stand when fully extended. Replaces 2003 tri-panel version. **Small 3 panel tabletop version also available – #18605** (2011) – SELF-CONTAINED DISPLAY, TELESCOPING POLE.

Small 3 panel tabletop display providing general information about the Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP).  Designed for use at conferences and public events to educate colleagues and the public about FLP.  **Requires small display board (two 19” side panels, one 20” center panel, 24” high) – #16814, which may be booked separately.** Self-contained ”banner style” version also available – #18604.   (2003) - 3 DISPLAY PANELS, PRINT MATERIALS, 2 TABLE COVERS.

Highlights Extension’s role in Wisconsin’s Basin Partnerships. The partnerships are a result of the DNR’s restructuring of resource management programs to focus on citizen-led decision-making in areas defined by the state’s major river basins.  In each basin a ‘partner team” consisting of local citizens, public agencies and private groups helps identify key basin-wide issues and focus agency priorities. The teams shape DNR policy and advise the agency as it implements natural resource programs. **VHS format also available – #18699**. (2002) - DVD  (12:00).

Highlights Extension’s role in Wisconsin’s Basin Partnerships. The partnerships are a result of the DNR’s restructuring of resource management programs to focus on citizen-led decision-making in areas defined by the state’s major river basins.  In each basin a ‘partner team” consisting of local citizens, public agencies and private groups helps identify key basin-wide issues and focus agency priorities. The teams shape DNR policy and advise the agency as it implements natural resource programs. **DVD format also available – #19050**.  (2002) – VHS VIDEO (12:00).

May a Wisconsin municipality be sued for alleged negligence in the repair and maintenance of streets? Covers potholes, construction site safety, obstructions, snow and ice control and more.  Includes January, 2004 WisLine packet “Liability and Legal Issues” which provides current information on some areas not covered by the video. (1989, 2004) – VHS VIDEO (23:00), PRINT MATERIALS.

Part of Time Warner Cable of NE Wisconsin’s “Bridging Hmong American” series aimed at helping the Hmong adjust to life in the U.S.  As a small business owner, My Thao Vue Ly explains what she sees as the value of work. She explains the importance of having good work habits, and how this helps build esteem in the family. She also gives advice to people just starting to work.  (1995) –  VHS VIDEO (Hmong Language) (25:00).  (Bridging Hmong American Series).

Focuses on how to organize and maintain successful 4-H groups.  VHS VIDEOS.  See individual titles below for more complete information.

How to Effectively Involve Youth – #16313

Successful Functioning of Committees & Meetings – #16314