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     “My life has been changed since attending the nutrition classes at Cornell University [Cooperative Extension].”
                   - Nutrition and Health workshop attendee
Importance of Mobile Technology in Food and Agribusiness Value Chains: Electronically Linking Farmers with Markets
CUCE-NYC staff present at Conference on International Research on Food Security, Natural Resource Management and Rural Development
Le hacen la guerra a la obesidad en el Alto Manhattan
El Centro de Recursos para Padres de la Coalición de Washington Heights e Inwood, en Manhattan, impartirá gratuitamente un taller de nutrición para padres con niños o adolescentes
4-H National Youth Science Day
Dozens of city students from six Brooklyn schools built robots and tested them out Wednesday as part of the fifth annual 4-H National Youth Science Day.
CUCE-NYC working with SoBRO and McDonalds to trim waistlines
Cornell is collaborating on initiatives with the South Bronx Economic Development Program (SoBRO) and McDonalds
West Nile Virus in NYC

West Nile Virus has emerged as a serious public health issue again in the US, causing more deaths and illness than ever.  More information is available from the NYC Department of Health

 

USAID-MEAS Concept Mapping Project
Assessing the Requirements for Electronically Linking Farmers with Markets in Bangladesh, Rwanda and Ethiopia
NYC extension program matches small food producers with community organizations
MarketMaker links nearly 2,000 small food producers with such potential buyers as individuals, restaurants and institutions
Group seeks new ways to help underserved New Yorkers
The Clinical and Translational Science Center (CTSC) at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City is using many ways to promote interdisciplinary research
Cornell Cooperative Extension Centennial